The District Attorney General’s Office said Nicholas Jordan Alberts, 43, was convicted of illegally having a gun and several different drugs after he was pulled over. A member of a hate group known for its virulent hate speech and violent crimes now faces at least 32 years in prison after he was convicted of illegally having a gun and drugs in his vehicle, officials said. The District Attorney General’s Office said Nicholas Jordan Alberts, 43, was pulled over in October 2022 after a Knox County Sheriff’s Office deputy saw him cross the center double-yellow line. During the traffic stop, the deputy saw a gun in the passenger seat and a of drugs in the center console. A search of the vehicle revealed more heroin, methamphetamine, fentanyl, cash and a scale. Prosecutors said he is a known member of the Aryan Nation criminal gang and had nine prior felony convictions.
French revisionist’s latest sentence highlights well-funded networks whitewashing nazis
Nazi apologist Vincent Reynouard has received another prison sentence in France, again throwing light on the organised politics behind Holocaust denial. French nazi Vincent Reynouard has been given another prison sentence in Paris, almost three Read more