White supremacist threatens power grid attack unless right-wing bank robbers freed: report
An alleged white supremacist threatened to attack the power grid unless two men who were arrested by the FBI for bank robbery in 2022 were released, The Daily Dot reported.
Screenshots shared by the South Dakota Fusion Center (SDFC) show Telegram posts from an unidentified person demanding the release of the prisoners. The person shared “four diagrams of electrical grid transformer equipment” before saying that failure to release the men would “result in more attacks on infrastructure.”
As The Daily Dot points out, the power grid was been attacked 107 times in the first eight months of last year. Most of the attacks were carried out with gunfire and were linked to far-right groups.
The men in custody who were the subject of the Telegram post were “Doc Grimson and Luke Kenna.” According to a press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of New York, the pair are accused of planning a bank robbery.
Grimson, whose real name is Michael Brown, Jr., pleaded guilty in June to conspiring to commit bank robbery and will be sentenced on Sept 3. Kenna's court date is scheduled for Aug. 17.
More than one report has tied the pair to white supremacist groups.
Read the full report at The Daily Dot.
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