Georgian man extradited to US to face charges over poison-candy terror plot
Briefly

Michail Chkhikvishvili, leader of a neo-Nazi group, was extradited to the U.S. after allegedly instructing an undercover agent to distribute poisoned candy to Jewish children. The 21-year-old, associated with the 'Maniac Murder Cult', faces multiple felonies and pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors describe him as orchestrating a campaign of violence inspired by extremist ideologies, which has reportedly led to real-world attacks, including a recent school shooting. His case reflects the growing concern over extremist groups utilizing social media for violent solicitations.
"Chkhikvishvili's arrest highlights the alarming rise of extremist groups advocating violence against minorities, with solicitations for heinous acts becoming more prevalent through online platforms."
"The group's actions, including a planned horrific scenario involving poisoned candy, underscore the urgent need to address hate-fueled violence and the influence of such ideologies on vulnerable individuals."
Read at www.theguardian.com
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