Former Canadian Armed Forces reservist accused of plotting attack at pro-gun rally in Virginia with two alleged white supremacists ordered to remain in federal custody.
FBI arrests 3 alleged members of neo-Nazi group who reportedly discussed gun rally
One of Mathews' co-defendants, 19-year-old William Garfield Bilbrough IV of Denton, Maryland, was also ordered to be detained until his preliminary hearing. The third defendant, Brian Mark Lemley Jr., 23, of Newark, Delaware, waived his right to a detention hearing. "This is a domestic terrorism investigation. This does involve firearms," U.S. Attorney Thomas Windom said in court on Wednesday.
"This is a very dangerous person," U.S. Magistrate Judge Timothy Sullivan said of Mathews during the defendant's detention hearing on Wednesday."He espouses very dangerous beliefs."Federal investigators began surveilling the men shortly after Mathews entered the country illegally from Canada in August and was allegedly brought back to Maryland by Lemley and Bilbrough, according to a federal complaint unsealed on Jan. 16.
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