A Sandusky man is accused of making online threats toward police and federal agents as well as illegally owning a machine gun.
TOLEDO, Ohio - Special agents have arrested a Sandusky man who authorities allege is a member of the extremist group “Boogaloo Bois.”
He’s accused of making online threats toward police and federal agents as well as illegally owning a machine gun. The complaint says McKillips would turn Facebook and online chat groups like Singal, Keybase and Discord to discuss weapons and his dislike of government.“I just wanna blow up the IRS.”
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