FBI Uncovers White Supremacist Plot to Burn Black Churches In Order to Start a ‘Race War’

Suspects in the bomb threat case
Suspects in the bomb threat case

The FBI has arrested two men they say were plotting to bomb a church in order to start a “race war.”

Robert Doyle and Ronald Chaney “ascribe to a white supremacy version of the Asatru faith,” according to court documents. The FBI says Doyle held a meeting on September 27 at his Chesterfield home to discuss “shooting or bombing the occupants of black churches and Jewish synagogues.” The FBI says several vehicles were present at the home on that day, including one registered to Chaney.

According to the FBI, Doyle and Chaney met with an undercover agent posing as an illegal arms dealer on October 25. The two allegedly ordered “an automatic weapon, explosives, and a pistol with a silencer.”

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On November 8, the FBI says Chaney met with the undercover agent to make the purchase, and was placed under arrest. Doyle was arrested later that day.

Click here for the full criminal complaint against Chaney

The FBI also says the two men were plotting to rob and kill a local jewelry store dealer with the help of a third suspect, Charles Daniel Halderman. The FBI says they recorded meetings where Doyle outlined the plan, which included robbing an armored car and attacking a gun store owner in Virginia, in order to “purchase land, stockpile weapons, and train for the coming race war.”

Halderman was arrested on November 8 and charged with conspiracy to commit Hobbs Act robbery.

Click here for the full criminal complaint against Halderman

Doyle and Chaney are due in court on November 12 for a preliminary detention hearing. Halderman is due in court on November 13.

Source: NBC 12 | Shawn Maclauchlan and Susan Bahorich

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