ANDY NGO REPORTS: Everything you need to know about the 61 Antifa-linked ‘Stop Cop City’ suspects indicted on RICO charges

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A nonprofit with millions of dollars allegedly raised cash for the militants to buy ammunition and surveillance equipment.

Flock Safetyโ€™s business motto is: โ€œTo solve crime, you need evidence.โ€ The Atlanta-based โ€œall-in-oneโ€ security technology company boasts major police departments as clients for its license plate-reading camera technology. 

On Tuesday, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr alleged in a 109-page domestic terror and felony RICO indictment that one of the 61 suspects used his employment at the security company to provide sensitive security information to his violent co-conspirators.

โ€œOn June 6, 2022, WILLIAM BUDDEN WARREN, while employed with Flock, did provide locations of future Flock camera installations so that Defend the Atlanta Forest members could avoid detection,โ€ reads the indictment. โ€œThis would allow Defend the Atlanta Forest members to further occupy the forest. This is an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy.โ€

If true, the implications are serious. Carr alleges that dozens of mostly out-of-state suspectsโ€”and at least three known foreign suspectsโ€”are members of the โ€œDefend the Atlanta Forestโ€ group, a network of โ€œanarchist, anti-police, and anti-businessโ€ violent extremists who have organized acts of violence, intimidation and property destruction in Georgia and other states since 2020 to stop the construction of a future first responder training facility.ย 

Through an occupation of a forested public area south of Atlanta lasting nearly two years, members of the group cut the safety rope of an arborist,ย torched millions of dollars of construction equipment, held a civilian at gunpoint,ย set up potentially deadly booby traps, hurled firebombs at responding police and engaged in other acts of violence.ย 

By Andy Ngo

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