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White supremacist planned to blow up Nashville power station with explosives-laden drone, Justice Department says
"As charged, Skyler Philippi believed he was moments away from launching an attack on a
Nashville
energy facility to further his violent
white
supremacist
ideology – but the FBI had already compromised his plot," said Attorney General Merrick B.
Man ‘dedicated to white supremacist ideology’ arrested in alleged plot to attack Nashville energy facility with drone
A Tennessee man faces federal charges for allegedly plotting to blow up a Nashville energy facility, an attack that if successful could have left thousands without power, the Justice Department said Monday.
White Supremacist Allegedly Planned to Use Drone to Destroy Energy Facility: Prosecutors
The FBI thwarted the plans of Skyler Philippi, 24, of Tenn., to attack Nashville’s power grid in plot to destroy society, the DOJ said
FBI arrests neo-Nazi plotting drone attack on Nashville power plant
A 24-year-old man with ties to white supremacist movements was arrested after allegedly plotting to use an explosive drone to attack a Nashville power plant.
Man Arrested in Plot to Attack Nashville Electrical Substation
A Columbia man has been arrested by federal agents after planning to bomb a Nashville electrical substation as part of a white supremacist plot, according to the Department of Justice.
FBI thwarts alleged white-supremacist terrorist’s plan to attack Nashville power grid with explosive-laden drone
Skyler Philippi is charged with attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction and attempted destruction of an energy facility.
Man arrested on suspicion of plotting to blow up Nashville energy facility
According to the Justice Department, Skyler Philippi, 24, of Columbia, Tennessee, planned to fly a drone mounted with explosives into a substation.
Man arrested in alleged neo-Nazi-inspired plot to destroy Nashville energy facility: DOJ
Skyler Philippi allegedly planned to attack Nashville's power grid with a drone armed with explosives, the Department of Justice said Monday.
Man Allegedly Planned To Destroy Nashville Power Site With Explosive-Laden Drone
Skyler Philippi, 24, allegedly told undercover law enforcement officers he was affiliated with white nationalist groups.
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A white supremacist tried to bomb a power station with a drone, the FBI says
A man has been charged after allegedly trying to blow up a Tennessee power substation as part of a white supremacist plot to ...
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Columbia Man Charged with Plot Against Nashville Power Grid; Alleged White Supremacist Faces Life for Mass Destruction Plan
Skyler Philippi from Tennessee is charged with planning to attack a Nashville energy facility due to his white supremacist ...
15h
White supremacist plot to blow up electricity station using drone foiled by FBI sting
A white supremacist is accused of trying to destroy an electricity substation in Tennessee in an attempt to bring down the ...
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Who is Skyler Philippi? White supremacist man planned to blow up Nashville power station with explosives-laden drone
US authorities on Monday stated that a
white
supremacist
is attempting to demolish a Tennessee ... strap an explosive device to a drone and fly it into the energy complex in
Nashville
in ...
BizPac Review
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FBI thwarts alleged white supremacist attack on Nashville power grid on Election Day eve
"Philippi believed he was moments away from... an attack on a Nashville energy facility to further his violent white supremacist ideology." ...
The Tennessean (Nashville) on MSN
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Columbia man arrested on suspicion of plotting to blow up Nashville energy facility
According to the DOJ, Philippi was connected with several
white
-
supremacist
groups. “As charged, Skyler Philippi believed ...
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