HCPA
Cole “Gonzales” Bridges provided guidance to murder U.S. Service Members of the military in January 2021, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on account of their military service.” Bridges was never charged with a hate crime under 18
Congress
20200303 Sen. Blumenthal call DOL VETS [00:00:00] I'm recording. Um, Senator Blumenthal serves on both the Senate, VA, and Judiciary Committees. Um, the Senate and the House both receive a, uh, an annual report from the Department of Labor's Veterans Educational Training Services. As
USSC
📍 It's 1158 on Wednesday, January 29th. I'm gonna be calling the US Commission, uh, sentencing Commission helpline. That's typically for practitioners, but I left a message with the Public Affairs Office. This is my my second attempt to reach someone at the USSC. You
USSC
📍 It's 1153 on Wednesday, January 29th. I am gonna be calling the United States Sentencing Commission Public Affairs Office to see if possibly they might have some answers about sentencing guidelines for section 1389. Good morning. Nine states commission. Hi. I'm trying to find out information
Travis Martin
Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] San Agent Carter. Oh hi. Is this uh, chief Warrant Officer Aaron Carter? This is he. Hi, my name is Logan Isaac. I am, um, trying to find out information about a guy that called you while you were in Hawaii, uh, was later
The Intercept
To: submissions@theintercept.com Subject: Hate Crimes Against Military Families is a Thing. There's an Act For That. (quick investigation) Ten years after President Barack Obama signed the 2009 Hate Crimes Prevention Act (HCPA) into law, many rights created by the bill remain unknown and unprotected. Section 4712
CA
The following is an email to Brian Levin and K. Grisham of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at CSU Santa Barbara. All universities in the CSU system are public, meaning they answer directly to the state of California. Upon the passage of AB665 in 2013, California
MD
On November 14, 2019, Representative David Trone (MD-6) shared a Congressional Inquiry he was planning to send to the Department of Justice with his fellow House Members; Five other Representatives signed on to the letter; * Navy veteran Gilbert R. Cisneros, Jr. (CA-39) * Alcee L. Hastings (FL-20) * National
HCPA
Travis Brandon Martin communicated multiple violent threats to members of the military on November 10, 2016, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on account of their military service.” Martin was never charged with a hate crime under 18 U.
HCPA
Terrence Joseph McNeil was arrested for posting personally identifying information of soldiers and their Dependents for the purpose of targeting them for violence on November 12, 2015, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on account of their military service.
HCPA
Munir Abdulkader devised a plan to “kill an identified military employee on account of his position with the United States government” (see Complaint, page 5) and was arrested on May 21, 2015, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on
HCPA
Jonas Edmonds coordinated with a service member, Hasan Edmonds, to impersonate a soldier in order to gain access to and violently attack a military installation. He was arrested on March 25, 2015, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on