One of the four men who participated in on- and off-line anti-government conspiracy and military-style drills with convicted Boogaloo murderer Steven Carrillo has now been sentenced.
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Four More Alleged Boogaloo Associates of Suspect In Oakland and Santa Cruz Murders Indicted for Obstruction
Four men who were part of a local group with some affiliation with the Boogaloo movement were indicted Friday in federal court for allegedly destroying evidence some in the form of online chats connected to indicted murder suspect Steven Carrillo and his May and June 2020 shootings of law enforcement officers.
Carrillo and one alleged accomplice, Robert Justus Jr., were charged last June in connection with the May 29 killing of federal security guard David Patrick Underwood outside the Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building in Oakland during a night of George Floyd protest nearby. Carrillo, a former Air Force Sergeant, was charged with murder and attempted murder, and Justus was charged with aiding and abetting, for his alleged role as driver when the shooting occurred.
San Lorenzo Militia Member Charged In Federal Indictment - Castro Valley, CA - Kenny Matthew Miksch could spend 40 years in prison and face a $500,000 fine for alleged actions with the "Boogaloo" Movement.
UpdatedFri, Apr 9, 2021 at 6:56 pm PT
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The militia members discussed last year s shootings of two federal security officers in Oakland, and the gunning down of a sheriff s deputy in the Santa Cruz Mountains. (Shutterstock)
SAN FRANCISCO – A federal grand jury indicted four members of a militia group, including Kenny Matthew Miksch of San Lorenzo, who are associated with the boogaloo movement.
According to the indictment, the four men worked to obstruct justice and destroy records relating to the May 29, 2020 murder and attempted murder of two federal security officers in Oakland, and the June 6 murder of a Santa Cruz County Sheriff s Office deputy in Ben Lomond.