SEATTLE, Wash. — A member of a neo-Nazi group will spend 16 months in prison for threatening journalists and activists, some in Western Washington.
A federal judge in Seattle sentenced 21-year-old Johnny Roman Garza in the plot by the group “Atomwaffen.”
He pleaded guilty to delivering posters threatening violence to advocates for minority groups and to journalists, including a KING 5 reporter.
Former Blaine resident Kaleb Cole and another leader of the group go on trial next March, while a fourth member has also pleaded guilty and will be sentenced in February.