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Thread ID: 7868 | Posts: 7 | Started: 2003-07-05
2003-07-05 05:24 | User Profile
Feds lock up one more American
Why was he Arrested? What is the changes? I would not call 22 guns a truck load. 1,000 rounds of ammunition is not that many.
"WBAL-TV 11 News I-Team reporter David Collins reported Wednesday that police filled a dump truck with weapons in various stages of assembly. Police seized 14 rifles, eight handguns and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition, Collins said. Authorities said it is not illegal to make weapons in Maryland."
P.S. I did think of one thing. I think there is some ATF Fed Goon rule about not having more than 50 lbs of Black Power.
**Wife Of Alleged Supremacist Speaks Out On Arrest Husband Held On $2 Million Bail In Central Booking
POSTED: 7:33 a.m. EDT July 3, 2003 UPDATED: 1:34 p.m. EDT July 3, 2003
BALTIMORE -- The wife of a Highlandtown man busted by police on firearms and explosives charges is speaking out.
After seizing guns and ammunition from Lovell Wheeler's home, police are looking for more. They are said to be exploring the suspect's ties to hate groups.
Video Elizabeth Wheeler Hear What His Wife Had To Say Download RealPlayer He is behind bars as of Wednesday night, but his wife spoke with 11 News about her husband's arrest.
Elizabeth Wheeler (pictured, right) says the homemade firearms, the ammunition and the gunpowder seized from her home were just elements of her husband's hobby -- nothing more. But at least one neighbor told 11 News there was more to this story than meets the eye and that the suspect had talked about some sort of revolution.
Elizabeth Wheeler wouldn't talk about her husband's alleged connection to the National Alliance, a white supremacist group based out of Hillsboro, W.Va., but did admit that she was a member of the organization.
When asked if her husband was preparing for some sort of race war, she said: "Don't you think we all should? Everything busts out and the economy crashes and there is no money from the government for all these third worlders to have, they're all going to get very, very angry."
And neighbors told 11 News they feared Lovell Wheeler's intentions.
"He said that he had enough weapons to start a revolution," an unidentified neighbor said. "He said that they had about 1,000 soldiers ready to go."
Lovell Wheeler is being held on $2 million bail. He's expected in court on Thursday and police told 11 News to expect more charges in this case.
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Homemade Guns Seized In Highlandtown Rowhouse Police Question Man's Motives
POSTED: 7:27 a.m. EDT July 2, 2003 UPDATED: 7:50 p.m. EDT July 2, 2003
BALTIMORE -- A late Wednesday afternoon raid in a south Baltimore neighborhood turned up dozens of guns and enough equipment to manufacture more weapons.
Lovell Arthur Wheeler, 60, was arrested and charged on numerous firearms charges Wednesday. Baltimore City police detective Donny Moses said Wheeler was charged with reckless endangerment and numerous firearms and explosives violations. He said additional charges are pending after further analysis of items seized from the house.
WBAL-TV 11 News reporter Jeff Pegues said Tuesday night that police want to know why the man was making so many guns, but one neighbor said Wheeler has ties to Aryan Nation groups and had bragged about starting a race war.
WBAL-TV 11 News I-Team reporter David Collins reported Wednesday that police filled a dump truck with weapons in various stages of assembly. Police seized 14 rifles, eight handguns and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition, Collins said. Authorities said it is not illegal to make weapons in Maryland.
But investigators are most concerned about 80 pounds of gunpowder they found improperly stored in the man's rowhouse. According to charging documents, the gunpowder was found in bleach bottles, paint thinner cans and antifreeze containers. The documents also stated that if that much gunpowder were to explode, it could possibly destroy the home, neighbors' houses and would cause many casualties.
"One of the officers made a statement saying if there was a war he knows whose house he was coming to for protection," neighbor Carroll Zielinski said.
Wheeler was arrested Tuesday at a plastics products plant where he now works, Collins reported. Detectives said they found six high-velocity rounds in his pocket, matching more than 1,000 others found at his home. Neighbors who live near the home said the man in custody was not shy about talking about his hatred for minorities. But another neighbor says the woman who lives in the home was more concerned about another terrorist attack.
"There was going to be a revolution ... and he was well prepared for it, against anybody that's not white," Zielinski said.
He "talked about complex economic ideas of how the government was messing up and that the economy will crumble and the system will collapse, but it never matched up with a lot of weapons in there," neighbor Erik Sanderson said.
Wheeler is being held on $2 million bond.
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2003-07-05 19:50 | User Profile
Within the next one hundred years, Diversity will be the catalyst for a civil war. ZOG knows this, and this why they are clamping down.
2003-07-05 20:05 | User Profile
If it was a Black guy with "homemade firearms," the Feds would not have ever investigated it, unless the Black guy actually admitted having them.
2003-07-06 20:33 | User Profile
Franco, it's dangerous to accuse someone of something that you don't have any examples of. There are numerous examples of authorities treating whites worse, but I don't think any of them apply to weapons production. Do you even know of any examples of practical arms manufacture by blacks?
Guns are Politically Incorrect, not matter what race has them. Only criminals are allowed to have guns without an assumed evil intent (yeah, I said that right).
2003-07-07 02:46 | User Profile
Happy Hacker,
I don't Know avbout that. When was in school it seemed to be mainly white kids who got in trouble for having a knife at school. The Blacks and Mexican would point and poke them at people all the time and never seemed to be punished.
2003-07-07 05:26 | User Profile
What crime is he charged with??? No one had said!
Courtroom Confusion Over Homemade Guns Case Wheeler Almost Freed Due To Technicality In Laws**
POSTED: 5:41 p.m. EDT July 3, 2003 UPDATED: 7:07 p.m. EDT July 3, 2003
BALTIMORE -- There was confusion in court Thursday in the case of a Highlandtown man who was arrested Tuesday after police seized gunpowder and homemade firearms from his house.
Lovell Wheeler WBAL-TV 11 News I-Team reporter David Collins said a public defender believes she came close to freeing Lovell Wheeler under a technicality -- two out of three charges were modified during this year's General Assembly session but don't take effect until late in October.
Wheeler (sketched, right) was returned to jail Thursday on $2 million bail. Prosecutors pushed for a high bail amount out of concern that if Wheeler was released, he could stash ammunition and gunpowder in other places, Collins reported.
Prosecutors said police found 20,000 rounds of live military-grade ammunition and racist literature in Wheeler's house. The literature is protected under the First Amendment and included papers, books and information from at least two Web sites -- the National Alliance and "From The Wilderness" Web sites, Collins said.
The significance of the racial literature may be explained in a sealed police search warrant, Collins said. Police said they also found four boxes of ammunition in a locker and six rounds in Wheeler's pocket when they arrested him Tuesday at his place of occupation.
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 29, according to the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office -- either a court proceeding could go forth or the charges could be dropped based on the police evidence, Collins reported.
Police seized 14 rifles, eight handguns and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition, Collins said. Authorities said it is legal to make weapons in Maryland. Investigators said they are most concerned about 80 pounds of gunpowder they found improperly stored in the man's rowhouse which could be potentially harmful to others if exploded, prosecutors said.
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2003-07-29 19:11 | User Profile
More News and it looks Goods!
**Criminal Charges Against Highlandtown Man Could Be Dropped
Jul 4, 2003 10:54 pm US/Eastern (WJZ) A detective says they've now counted between 25 thousand and 40 thousand military style rounds found inside Arthur Wheeler's home, also more than a dozen rifles and more being made-- handguns and 80 pounds of gun powder. But Eyewitness news learns the Feds wouldn't touch the case. Americans can have unlimited arms and ammo by law according to ATF. Neighbors have wondered if their safety was at risk.
So the city police charged Wheeler with improper storage of gunpowder and having more than 5 pounds of gunpowder without a license also, reckless endangerment of his neighbors-- all lesser misdemeanor counts.
Wheeler's wife says they both hold white supremacist views. They anticipate a possible "revolution." The 60 year old man is being held on 2 million dollars bail after being called by prosecutors "an extreme risk to public safety" at a bail review.
The state's attorney's office will review a sealed warrant filed by police that explained the probable cause for raiding the house. If they don't find more indication of criminal behavior there, the case could be dropped as early as next week.
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