Under the Trump administration, the Justice Department is ramping up riot-related prosecutions, especially against far-left actors assaulting federal officers and vandalizing government property.
Dozens of antifa-affiliated extremists are facing federal charges brought by the Trump DOJ, including accusations of violent crimes carrying years of mandatory prison sentences. The risk of prison time is reportedly deterring some seasoned rioters from returning, devastating the numbers antifa needs to take to the streets nightly.
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Here are the antifa activists federally charged since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term:
Douglas Lloyd Thrams
Age: 23 | Hometown: Goshen, Idaho
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Interstate communications with a threat to injure
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 2 years imprisonment
On January 22, Thrams allegedly tried to incite mass violence against “Nazi” officials in hopes of overthrowing the federal government. Investigators say that Thrams, an “antifascist” LGBT activist, called on comrades to “go Nazi hunting” and “immediately” bomb every U.S. government building in a series of videos posted to TikTok, telling his followers with a rifle in hand, “There is literally no way forward without violence.” Thrams also allegedly threatened to kill Trump, urging “he needs to be assassinated, and this time, don’t f**king miss.”
Adam Matthew Lansky
Age: 41 | Hometown: Salem, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | ATF affidavit
Charges: Unlawful possession of an unregistered firearm (destructive device)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 10 years imprisonment
Lansky, a so-called “Trantifa” activist who uses the transgender alias “Allison Tesla,” allegedly firebombed a Tesla car dealership on Inauguration Day and returned to shoot up the same showroom on February 19, inflicting at least $500,000 in property damage as part of the nationwide uprisings against Elon Musk. Authorities allege that Lansky pointed a semi-automatic rifle at an eyewitness charging his electric vehicle during the first Tesla attack. Lansky was reportedly recruiting LGBT activists in the Salem area to train with firearms.
Lucy Grace Nelson
Age: 40 | Hometown: Lyons, Colorado
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | ATF affidavit
Charges: Malicious destruction of property
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 20 years imprisonment
From the end of January throughout February, Nelson allegedly attempted to carry out a string of arson attacks at a local Tesla lot in Lyons. According to authorities, Nelson spray-painted “Nazi” under the dealership’s entrance sign and tried multiple times to light Teslas on fire using improvised incendiary devices, i.e., Molotov cocktails. On February 24, Nelson was arrested on the scene in possession of more firebombing materials, per the Loveland Police Department. Nelson, a “Trantifa” activist whose birth name is Justin Thomas, reportedly encourages children online to transition genders and instructs them to lie to their parents.
Daniel Brendan Clarke-Pounder
Age: 24 | Hometown: James Island, South Carolina
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Arson of property in interstate commerce
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 20 years imprisonment
On March 7, Clarke-Pounder allegedly wrote “profane” anti-Trump messages around a number of Tesla charging stations in North Charleston prior to setting the premises on fire with Molotov cocktails. Witnesses say they saw Clarke-Pounder spray-painting “F**k Trump” and “Long Live Ukraine” on a Tesla charging spot. He then allegedly hurled five flaming devices fashioned out of beer bottles at the Tesla chargers. While executing a search warrant, federal agents found a notebook on Clarke-Pounder’s nightstand containing handwritings railing against the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
Jamison R. Wagner
Age: 40 | Hometown: Albuquerque, New Mexico
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Indictment
Charges: Arson of buildings and/or vehicles used in interstate commerce (two counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 20 years imprisonment for each count
Wagner allegedly carried out arson attacks at a Tesla showroom in the town of Bernalillo on February 9 and the Republican Party of New Mexico’s headquarters on March 30. Along with swastika symbols, anti-Musk messages, such as “Die Elon,” “Tesla Nazi Inc,” and “Die Tesla Nazi,” were scrawled all over the Tesla site. Graffiti declaring “ICE=KKK” was left on the south wall of the state GOP’s office. On Facebook, Wagner promotes anti-conservative content calling Republicans “the party of white supremacist fascism.” Wagner was a featured electrical engineer for 500 Queer Scientists, a leftist LGBT collective.
Paul Hyon Kim
Age: 36 | Hometown: Las Vegas, Nevada
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint
Charges: Unlawful possession of an unregistered firearm (destructive device), Arson
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 30 years imprisonment on both counts
On March 18, Kim allegedly set a row of Tesla cars ablaze at a Tesla collision center in Las Vegas using Molotov cocktails and an “AR-style” rifle to spray bullets. Graffiti saying “Resist” was written on the front of the business. On Instagram, Kim follows the Socialist Rifle Association’s page, and one old post from the gun group’s Reno chapter appeared to depict Kim training with firearms. Kim is Facebook friends with a number of antifa accounts and frequently expressed support for the 2020 riots. According to his LinkedIn profile, Kim was once a videographer for The Young Turks, a left-wing talk show.
TESLA CARS AND SHOWROOMS ARE BEING TARGETED WITH VIOLENCE AND PROTESTS
Trenten Edward Barker
Age: 34 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Arson of federal property (felony), Depredation against federal property
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 21 years imprisonment on both counts
On June 11, Barker allegedly lit a flare and tossed it onto a pile of flammable material stacked against the vehicle gate of Portland’s U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility, which is adjacent to an elementary school. Officers observed other individuals adding items to further kindle the flames. Barker, who identifies as transgender and “non-binary,” has an Antifascist Action sticker adorning his phone case.
Joshua Ames Cartrette
Age: 46 | Hometown: Oregon City, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer (Class A misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 1 year imprisonment
On June 14, Cartrette allegedly attacked a federal agent and kicked deployed tear-gas cannisters toward other officers during a declared riot outside the ICE office in south Portland. Authorities allege that Cartrette was part of a far-left mob that launched mortar fireworks, rocks, bricks, and glass bottles at the facility to burn down the building following nationwide “No Kings” protests. Cartrette, a convicted felon and self-described “anarchist” known by the comrade moniker “Zero,” has frequently been featured in prison abolition writings published on the antifa blog “It’s Going Down.“
Ginovanni Joseph Brumbelow
Age: 21 | Hometown: Gresham, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer (felony)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 8 years imprisonment
On June 14, Brumbelow allegedly interfered with the arrest of a fellow anti-ICE rioter and used a “pointed” stake to strike the back of a Customs and Border Protection agent’s head. Video evidence appears to show Brumbelow bashing an officer over the head with the wooden end of a protest sign.
Deni Jungic Wolf
Age: 19 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer causing bodily injury
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 20 years imprisonment
On June 16, Wolf allegedly punched a federal officer in the head at a standoff outside the ICE office in Portland. Per probable cause statements, when agents moved in to clear a make-shift barricade erected by anti-ICE activists, Wolf struck an officer with enough force to knock his mask off and expose him to pepper spray deployed during crowd-control operations. Charging documents say Wolf was armed with a knife. Last year, Wolf was reported to Portland police as an autistic, teenage runaway.
Eli Victor McKenzie
Age: 21 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Charging document | Booking page
Charges: Failure to obey a lawful order (Class C misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 30 days in custody
On June 16, McKenzie allegedly breached the grounds of the ICE facility in Portland and failed to comply with law enforcement directions. McKenzie, who identifies as a woman named “Mara,” was convicted last year of local first-degree criminal mischief charges for participating in a pro-Palestine riot. According to Oregon court records, the felony was pleaded down to a misdemeanor in a sweetheart deal, carrying a sentence of just six-months probation.
LIBERAL JUDGE FREES FEDERALLY CHARGED ANTI-ICE RIOTERS IN PORTLAND
Samuel Tate Berry
Age: 29 | Hometown: Gearhart and Seaside, Oregon/Kelso, Washington
Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer (Class A misdemeanor), Failure to comply with official signs and directions (Class C misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 1 year, 30 days imprisonment
On June 18, Berry allegedly struck a Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC) agent over the head with a makeshift shield at an activist blockade of the ICE office in Portland. As a Federal Protective Service (FPS) took Berry into custody, he allegedly flailed his legs in an attempt to resist arrest and kicked the officer in the throat. Berry, a transgender antifa activist, was previously arrested on disorderly conduct and criminal mischief charges during a June 2020 riot in downtown Portland.
Juniper Perry Weed
Age: 21 | Hometown: Jackson, Michigan
Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer (Class A misdemeanor), Failure to comply with official signs and directions (Class C misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 1 year, 30 days imprisonment
On June 18, Weed allegedly attempted to free a fellow anti-ICE protester from arrest. While Weed was taken into custody, authorities say he resisted arrest and flailed his arms to break free, knocking an officer to the ground in the process. Weed, a transgender antifa activist, allegedly became combative again as officers escorted him to the holding area.
Eduardo Diaz Guardado
Age: 22 | Hometown: Vancouver, Washington
Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer (Class A misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 1 year imprisonment
On June 18, Guardado allegedly pointed a high-powered laser toward federal officers stationed on the rooftop of the ICE facility in Portland, temporarily blinding them. According to authorities, these lasers can cause significant and potentially permanent damage to the victim’s vision, even from brief exposure. Guardado was arrested following a foot chase.
Andrew James Beason
Age: 53 | Hometown: Beaverton, Oregon
Charging document | Booking page
Charges: Failure to obey a lawful order (Class C misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 30 days in custody
On June 18, Beason allegedly trespassed on the premises of the Portland ICE facility in defiance of law enforcement orders.
Nokomis M. Lee
Age: 22 | Hometown: Grand Ronde, Oregon
Charging document | Booking page
Charges: Failure to obey a lawful order (Class C misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 30 days in custody
On June 18, Lee allegedly ignored law enforcement directions and breached the grounds of the ICE office in Portland.
Liam Harry Houpis
Age: 22 | Hometown: Vancouver, Washington
Charging document | Booking page
Charges: Created a hazard on federal property (Class C misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 30 days in custody
On June 19, Houpis allegedly used a drill and screws to affix plywood to the Portland ICE office’s exterior in an apparent effort to trap federal agents inside.
Julie Mikela Winters
Age: 46 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted assault of a federal officer (felony)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 20 years imprisonment
On June 24, Winters allegedly attempted to light an incendiary device next to the guard shack of the Portland ICE office. Authorities say Winters brandished a machete-like blade, approximately one foot in length, then threw the knife at an officer’s head, but he was able to dodge it. When a responding officer used a taser on a fleeing Winters, the suspect allegedly pulled out a second, large kitchen knife. Winters, another “Trantifa” activist and 250-pound biological male formerly known as Christopher Hudson, is currently housed with the women at the Multnomah County Detention Center.
Aziel Anav Chambers
Age: 20 | Hometown: Merlin, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Charging documents | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer (Class A misdemeanor), Created a hazard on federal property (Class C misdemeanor), Failure to obey a lawful order (Class C misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 1 year, 60 days imprisonment
On June 24, during nightly sieges on the Portland ICE building, Chambers allegedly pointed a powerful laser in the eye of a federal agent. Chambers was additionally charged with failing to comply with an officer’s orders to leave the premises on June 17 and for allegedly throwing a projectile at the federal facility on June 20.
Rachel Jean Pope
Age: 28 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Charging document | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer (Class A misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 1 year imprisonment
On June 24, Pope allegedly hurled a tear-gas canister toward federal agents, hitting one of the officers. Pope, a “non-binary” vegan, works for the nonprofit Mercy for Animals.
AFTERSHOCKS OF 2020: TRUMP DOJ RAMPS UP PROSECUTIONS IN PROTEST CRACKDOWN
August Dean Gordon
Age: 31 | Hometown: Beaverton, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Willful depredation of government property, Assault of a federal officer (Class A misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 2 years imprisonment on both counts
On June 29, Gordon allegedly ripped a card reader out of a stanchion at the Portland ICE facility. Five officers sustained various injuries while apprehending Gordon, who allegedly violently grabbed their genitals and kicked them repeatedly. He had worn gloves with reinforced knuckles, arresting officers reported. Gordon, a repeat rioter, typically held a sign saying “Nazi Lives Don’t Matter” and taunted ICE agents stationed on the facility’s rooftop to jump to their deaths. Originally from Oceanside, California, Gordon has been attending the antifa riots with his younger sister Maddeline “Maddie” Suzan Gordon, who was filmed in viral videos that weekend confronting residents in the neighborhood for expressing opposition to the activist occupation, including a man wearing a pro-Trump hat and a disabled woman.
Nadya Sofia Malinowska
Age: 33 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Charging documents | Booking page
Charges: Failure to obey a lawful order (Class C misdemeanor, three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 30 days in custody for each count
On June 29, Malinowska allegedly disobeyed crowd-dispersal orders. Malinowska was also charged with failing to comply with an officer’s orders to vacate the premises on June 17 and again on June 21. Malinowska, previously Marek Greger Belka, is another “Trantifa” activist. Once editor-in-chief of a far-left propaganda outlet called Double Sided Media, Malinowska shut down the site after realizing writing takes work and time. In an announcement of the website’s closure, Maliowska expressed rage at society, rent, “fascists,” and not being “a girl.”
David Pearl
Age: 35 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
PacerMonitor | Charging documents | Booking page
Charges: Failure to obey a lawful order (Class C misdemeanor), Created a disturbance (Class C misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 60 days in custody on both counts
On June 29, Pearl allegedly attempted to interfere with the arrest of another rioter.
Riley Maxwell Freeman
Age: 26 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
Arrest warrant | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer with a deadly or dangerous weapon (felony), Possession of an unregistered firearm (destructive device)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 30 years imprisonment on both counts
On July 4, Freeman allegedly threw an incendiary device toward officers that detonated near them at an Independence Day uprising outside the ICE office in Portland.
Andrew Lee Wyatt Marcum
Age: 22 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer (felony)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 8 years imprisonment
On July 4, a pink-haired Marcum allegedly kicked an FPS inspector and a member of ICE’s removal operations team during a police pursuit of another individual graffitiing the guard shack.
Jeremy Andrew Hummel
Age: 27 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Depredation of government property (Class A misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 1 year imprisonment
On July 4, Hummel allegedly defaced the Portland ICE office, spray-painting “PIGS WE GOT THE GUILLOTINE” near the facility’s key card reader. Upon apprehension, a scuffle ensued, and Hummel allegedly pushed an agent in an attempt to resist arrest.
Ian Joseph McCarthy
Age: 35 | Hometown: Portland, Oregon
ATF alert | Booking page
Charges: Assault of a federal officer (felony), Depredation of government property (Class A misdemeanor)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 9 years imprisonment on both counts
On July 4, McCarthy allegedly used bolt cutters to try to destroy a card reader near the vehicle entrance of the Portland ICE office. McCarthy had also allegedly been observed damaging the building’s fiber optic cable system, thereby interrupting internet and communication services for the facility. According to authorities, while under arrest, McCarthy allegedly assaulted several officers.
MEET THE ANTIFA CELL CHARGED WITH TERRORISM AND ATTEMPTED MURDER OVER ‘AMBUSH’ AT TEXAS ICE FACILITY
Bradford Winston Morris
Alias: “Megan Elizabeth” | Hometown: Dallas, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Morris allegedly led an antifa cell that launched an “ambush” on correctional officers at the ICE detention center in Alvarado, Texas. The heavily armed anti-ICE cohort is accused of luring law enforcement officers outside before shooting at them from multiple vantage points. During the coordinated attack, a responding Alvarado Police Department (APD) officer was reportedly shot in the neck by one of the gunmen positioned in nearby woods. The suspects also face local terrorism charges. Morris, the suspected driver of the getaway car, was allegedly caught at a traffic stop armed with a pistol in plain view. Authorities say that Morris, a.k.a. “Meagan Elizabeth,” admitted to meeting the others online and transporting some of them down from Dallas to “make some noise.” The cell, allegedly communicating through encrypted Signal group chats, performed reconnaissance of the Prairieland Detention Center prior to the shooting.
Cameron James Arnold
Alias: “Autumn Hill” | Hometown: Dallas, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Arnold a.k.a. “Autumn Hill” allegedly was found one day following the Alvarado attack hiding out at Morris’s house, which officials believe served as the “staging location” for the operation based on cellular data. A stockpile of firearms was also stored there, per police.
Savannah Sue Batten
Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Batten allegedly was among seven of the Alvarado suspects trying to flee on foot but were apprehended close to the crime scene.
Nathan Josiah Baumann
Hometown: College Station, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Baumann allegedly was among seven of the Alvarado suspects trying to flee on foot but were apprehended close to the crime scene. According to the complaint, “Baumann was wet and his clothing was covered with burs, indicating that he had been crawling around in the woods.”
Joy Abigail Gibson
Alias: “Rowan” | Hometown: Dallas, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Gibson allegedly was among seven of the Alvarado suspects trying to flee on foot but were apprehended close to the crime scene.
Seth Edison Sikes
Hometown: Kennedale, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Sikes allegedly was among seven of the Alvarado suspects trying to flee on foot but were apprehended close to the crime scene.
Elizabeth Andrea Soto
Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Soto allegedly was among seven of the Alvarado suspects trying to flee on foot but were apprehended close to the crime scene.
Ines Houston Soto
Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Soto allegedly was among seven of the Alvarado suspects trying to flee on foot but were apprehended close to the crime scene.
Zachary Jared Evetts
Hometown: Waxahachie, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Evetts allegedly was captured three miles away from the Alvarado shooting scene while walking along the highway with a black balaclava mask and other suspicious items in his possession.
Maricela Rueda
Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
On July 4, Rueda allegedly was among seven of the Alvarado suspects trying to flee on foot but were apprehended close to the crime scene. According to authorities, while in pre-trial detention, Rueda called her mother, instructing in Spanish to contact “Dani.”
Daniel Rolando Sanchez-Estrada
Age: 38 | Hometown: Denton, Texas
Charges: Evidence tampering, Conspiracy to tamper with evidence
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 20 years for each count
Sanchez-Estrada, identified as “Dani,” is separately charged for alleged evidence tampering in the aftermath of the Alvarado shooting. While in jail, Rueda allegedly called Sanchez, asking him to tow her car, which authorities allege was parked near where Morris lived, and remove any incriminating material from her home. “[W]hatever you need to do, move whatever you need to move at the house,” Rueda told Sanchez-Estrada, according to a Federal Bureau of Investigation affidavit. On July 7, an FBI surveillance team observed Sanchez-Estrada take a box from his truck to an apartment complex. In that box, FBI agents found training documents for planning civil unrest and “anti-government propaganda,” including a pamphlet titled “Organizing for Attack! INSURRECTIONARY ANARCHY” and discourse on “Insurrectionalism.” ICE sources told Fox News that Sanchez-Estrada, a prior Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient, was granted a green card under the Biden administration.
Benjamin Hanil Takeshi Song
Aliases: “Champagne” and “Delete” | Age: 32 | Hometown: Dallas, Texas
PacerMonitor | Criminal complaint | Booking page
Charges: Attempted murder of federal officers (three counts), Discharging a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime (three counts)
Maximum sentence (if convicted): Life imprisonment
Following a weeklong FBI manhunt for Song, the suspected 12th member of the Alvarado antifa cell, he was captured Tuesday by the FBI’s Dallas field office. Song is accused of working with the alleged ringleader Morris on the night of the attack and furnishing four of the firearms found in connection to the shooting. One of the guns Song allegedly purchased, a Franklin Armory FAI-15, had a binary trigger, which is used to double the regular rate of fire, allowing for more rapid-fire shooting than that of a standard semi-automatic. Officials believe that the fugitive had hid in the woods for a day after the ambush in order to escape. The FBI issued a $25,000 reward for information leading to Song’s capture and conviction. On July 10, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott added $10,000 to the cash reward. Considered armed and dangerous, Song made the Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitive List facing state charges of aiding terrorism as well as engaging in organized crime, among a slew of serious offenses. An ex-Marine Corps reservist, Song received “an other than honorable discharge” circa 2016, according to military records. Song reportedly is or was a member of the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), which alleged Israeli Embassy shooter Elias Rodriguez once belonged to. Video footage via the Anarcho Airsoft Team account on Instagram appears to show Song providing weapons training to antifa militants in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
FBI CAPTURES SUSPECTED SHOOTER IN AMBUSH OF ICE AGENTS AT TEXAS DETENTION CENTER
John Phillip Thomas
Alias: “Roy” | Hometown: Dallas, Texas
PacerMonitor | Booking page
Charges: Accessory after the fact
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 15 years imprisonment
Thomas, a suspected accomplice, allegedly abetted Song’s escape. Authorities say he helped Song abscond and evade arrest. Thomas and Song previously lived together at a home in Dallas. Thomas is accused of conspiring with three others at a Days Inn Hotel to transport Song out of the area and then personally picking up the at-large suspect. In the back of Thomas’s car, law enforcement found a receipt for clothing in Song’s sizes; Thomas allegedly admitted to the purchase. Thomas also faces a local charge of smuggling persons.
Lynette Read Sharp
Aliases: “Hippie” and “Candied Dynamite”
PacerMonitor | Booking page
Charges: Accessory after the fact
Maximum sentence (if convicted): 15 years imprisonment
Sharp, a suspected accomplice, allegedly abetted Song’s escape. Authorities say she helped Song abscond and evade arrest. According to the criminal complaint jointly charging Sharp with Thomas, she allegedly offered the antifa cell financial assistance in support of the operation. Sharp also faces a local charge of hindering the prosecution of terrorism.