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kodiac Belter is pure right-wing, and this is a case of right-wing domestic terrorism. He had in his truck a list of other targets, including the location of a "No Kings" rally. Sorry, dude, you don't get to pretend that targeting a rally is the same as supporting it.
Friends and former colleagues interviewed by AP described Boelter as a devout Christian who attended an evangelical church and went to campaign rallies for President Donald Trump. Records show Boelter registered to vote as a Republican while living in Oklahoma in 2004 before moving to Minnesota where voters don’t list party affiliation.
Oh, and speaking of right-wing domestic terrorism, a guy in Salt Lake City attempted to terrorize a No Kings rally there.
During interviews, detectives learned the two peacekeepers saw Gamboa move away from the crowd and move into a secluded area behind a wall – behavior they found suspicious.
One of the peacekeepers told detectives he saw Gamboa pull out an AR-15-style rifle from a backpack and begin manipulating it.
The peacekeepers drew their firearms and ordered Gamboa to drop the weapon.
Witnesses reported Gamboa instead lifted the rifle and began running toward the crowd gathered on State Street, holding the weapon in a firing position.
