Investigators said that Dallas Marsh, 37, made "criminal threats to kill specific individuals, specified law enforcement officers, and was preparing to commit a 'Las Vegas-style' mass shooting with a specified deadline."
"What do we want? Closed borders! When do we want it? Now!" the group chanted.
NOPD Superintendent Shaun Ferguson said, "As we take calls over the phone, there may be some evidence that needs to be collected with that call. We’ll have civilian investigators go out and collect that evidence instead of an officer having to go out there and collect that evidence."
41-year-old Brandt, who has been charged with vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of a deadly accident, was released after posting a $50,000 bond, something former assistant US attorney Neama Rahman called "very low" and "woefully inadequate."
Guandolo reveals that enemies of the state are much closer than most realize, and are on "American soil, present within our institutions, and advising those who are sworn to represent us throughout the highest levels of our federal government."
Attorneys for the defendants have filed a counter motion, saying that "none of the [confidential human sources] provided evidence of guilt on the part of the Oath Keepers as an organization, or the individual defendants in this case."
"Today, based on the data accumulated over the last few weeks and months, we are announcing that the Government of Canada will not renew the order in council that expires on September the 30," Duclos said, noting the government "will therefore remove all COVID-19 border requirements for all travelers entering Canada."
Santa Fe District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies asked for funding to indict four defendants, saying: "One of the possible defendants is well-known movie actor Alec Baldwin."
"They created crisis after crisis: from crippling inflation and rampant crime, to failing schools, border chaos, and disrespect for our nation across the globe."
Across the city parents have revealed that their children no longer feel safe, and have sought professional help as a result.
Pedro Hernandez, 22, is wanted in connection to an August 28 Midtown shooting that stemmed from a game of "three-card monte."
This weekend's violence in the Windy City follows one of its most deadly of the year last weekend, as nine died from gunshots and over 60 people were hit, including three children ages 3, 10, and 14.
While the FBI had been planning to seize the assets, the affidavit backing up the warrant stated that they would not be doing so.
California’s state law has the minimum fine for parking in a disabled parking space at $250, with the maximum held at $500, according to SFGATE.com.
In Sunday's exit polls, Meloni was predicted to win with 22-26 percent of the vote.