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The New York Times reports:
A former Air Force sergeant who participated online in an extremist anti-government movement was sentenced on Friday to 41 years in prison for murdering a federal security officer and injuring another outside a courthouse in Oakland, Calif., according to court documents.
Steven Carrillo, who was on active duty at the time of the attack but has since been discharged from the military, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder of a government employee and attempted murder of a government employee.
The murder took place on the night of May 29, 2020, during an intense period of protests focused on the killing of George Floyd, and that was by design, according to court documents. Mr. Carrillo aimed to heighten a period of civil unrest, with the ultimate goal of destroying the government, court documents said.
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A former Air Force sergeant who participated online in an extremist anti-government movement was sentenced to 41 years in prison for murdering a federal security officer and injuring another outside a courthouse in Oakland, California. https://t.co/8Yq2O1yKOs
— The New York Times (@nytimes) June 4, 2022
In the days between killing a federal officer and killing a cop in a shootout, Boogaloo Boi Steven Carillo “was glued to Facebook, following the news and commenting on viral videos of police clashing with protesters.”https://t.co/uYFF0S0DFl
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) April 13, 2021