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A North Texas man has been found guilty of threating to lynch and kill the District Attorney in Nashville. David Bloyed traveled to Tennessee last year, to take part in a neo-Nazi rally. Court papers show that members were yelling anti-semitic slurs.
A bar worker was hit with a metal flagpole, which was flying a swastika flag. And that led to an arrest. Bloyed later ranted online about the incident, posting a picture of the DA with the caption, getting the rope. It took a jury less than one hour to convict the 60-year-old.
