US jury convicts leader of neo-Nazi threat campaign

SEATTLE (AP) — A national assemblage successful Seattle has convicted a person of a neo-Nazi run to endanger journalists and Jewish activists successful 3 states. The assemblage deliberated for 90 minutes Wednesday earlier convicting 25-year-old Kaleb Cole of 5 felony charges, including conspiracy, mailing threatening communications and interfering with a federally protected activity. He could look a decennary successful prison. Cole was a person of a hatred radical called Atomwaffen Division. He and 3 others were charged past twelvemonth with having sent Swastika-laden posters to journalists and radical affiliated with the Anti-Defamation League successful Washington, Florida and Arizona. The different 3 defendants pleaded guilty.