A California man known for his anger over left-leaning politics said after a freeway shootout with California Highway Patrol officers that he had been planning an attack on the ACLU and another nonprofit group, police said Tuesday. Byron Williams, a parolee with two bank robbery convictions, wanted to "start a revolution" by killing people at the American Civil Liberties Union and Tides Foundation, Oakland police said in court documents.
July 21, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A California man known for his anger over left-leaning politics said after a freeway shootout with CHP officers that he had been planning an attack on the ACLU and another nonprofit group, police said Tuesday.
Byron Williams, 45, a parolee with two previous bank robbery convictions, wanted to “start a revolution” by killing people at the American Civil Liberties Union and Tides Foundation, Oakland police Sgt. Michael Weisenberg said in court documents.
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