The suspect on July 4 is linked to anti-fascist groups

An armed Ambush on July 4 In a cold facility in Texas, some suspects were tied to a shady anti-fascist group and other suspects linked to trans activists.

Some of the arrested men were linked to training session Benjamin Song, who was also charged with terrorism, according to Outside the Prairie Detention Center in South Fort Worth. Washington Post.

Song was arrested A few days after the incident, people gathered at the facility and destroyed some defense lawyers said the post was originally intended to protest until gunfire broke out.

On July 5, a SWAT team raided homes in Dallas’ historic “bottom” community and detained at least one person.

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A range of weapons was found in the residence, and the Post report is home to trans people who are “part of activists who are united around trans and queer identity issues.” When asked about the organization moving into the community, neighbors responded incredible to the newspaper.

Meanwhile, Song talked to the newspaper from the prison and was charged with convictions including attempted murder of federal agents and guns linked to violent crimes. New York Post.

It is said to be a song Several guns connected to the ambush were purchased, the report said.

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Song’s mother was reportedly politically conservative, and he runs a martial arts studio where the 32-year-old will train young leftists in guns and other combat methods.

He told The Post that he also listened to conservative talk broadcasts since childhood and joined the military, but he was fantasized about it after Republicans including China’s Donald Trump, including his trade imbalance with the United States.

By the time he started attending college in Austin, he had become “sour”.[ed] On free market capitalism” and “start various crypto chat applications with “online leftist radical activist groups and then eventually continue holding training.

The Washington Post reported that some of the song training participants were “transgender people who were eager to learn the close combat and gun handling techniques that right-wing groups demonstrated during the 2020 national unrest.”

Initially, the people in the song focused on Efforts about social justice It is reported that attention has been recently shifted to ICE’s immigration enforcement actions.

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“They are scared. Ben provides solutions to their fears,” a former trainee left a meeting on safety concerns, told The Washington Post.

In a statement after several arrests, the FBI’s Dallas Field Office Commissioner R. Joseph Rothrock said the bureau “relatively arrested everyone involved in the shooting of the Prairieland Detention Center.”

“We have said before that the FBI will not tolerate violence against law enforcement and will thoroughly investigate anyone who commits such crimes.”

FBI It has previously said it offered a $25,000 reward for information that led to Song’s arrest and beliefs.

Greg Wehner of Fox News Digital contributes to this report.