Indictments Handed Down for Torch-Carrying Marchers in Charlottesville Rally
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Three individuals who carried tiki torches during a white nationalist rally at the University of Virginia campus in 2017 have been indicted on state charges of burning an object with the intent to intimidate. The indictments were part of an ongoing criminal investigation, and it is unclear how many people will eventually face charges. The rally, which was fueled by white nationalists, neo-Nazis, and Confederate sympathizers, shocked the nation and set off a political furor after President Donald J. Trump equated the two sides.
Topics:nation#charlottesville#crime#criminal-investigation#indictment#intimidation#white-nationalist-rally
- Torch Carriers in 2017 Charlottesville Rally Are Indicted The New York Times
- Multiple people charged with burning objects with the 'intent to intimidate' on night of 2017 White nationalist march in Charlottesville CNN
- Torch-carrying marchers indicted in Charlottesville rally WTOP
- Torch-wielding marchers on UVa Grounds indicted Richmond Times-Dispatch
- Torch-carrying marchers indicted in Charlottesville rally – KION546 KION
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