Posted on 03/14/2026 9:37:49 PM PDT by 1066AD
FORT WORTH, Texas — Jury deliberations have produced multiple guilty verdicts in an alleged July 4, 2025 "ambush" at an ICE detention center in Alvarado.
Eight of nine defendants have been found guilty on federal charges of providing material support to terrorists, rioting, conspiracy to carry an explosive, and use and carrying of an explosive. The ninth defendant was found guilty of corruptly concealing a document and, along with another one of the defendants, conspiracy to conceal documents.
Alleged protest leader Benjamin Song was found guilty of attempted murder of officers and employees of the U.S.
The other defendants charged with attempted murder were found not guilty.
Song was also found guilty of discharging a weapon.
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It ought to be life.
Lock ‘em up after water boarding them.
Take them to a CIA black site first.
Yes, and if they ARE severe, what’s the left going to say about it?
Hang by wire.
They were probably sent by the CIA.
Good!
How is the LEO who was shot doing?
Are they all US Citizens?
Any that are not need to be sent to that huge prison in El Salvador.
Wouldn’t it be great to read crime stories that don’t rely on the overused word, “allege?”
And if the sentence is light, very light, what is the left going to say about it? Screw the left. They make life miserable.
They are CONVICTED ambush-ANTIFA members.
Great news...Death my hanging... Maybe ask Chairman Kim if he wants to kill them in a stadium...
That was my thought. Either they will get light sentences or some judge will find a way to overturn the convictions.
Indeed...
‘specially when there is a video of the scene...
Public hanging would be best, so that the next Democrat president doesn’t pardon them.
He’s fine by all accounts.
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