Man With Ties to ‘Boogaloo’ Movement Convicted of Murdering Federal Security Officer During 2020 BLM Riot
A man with ties to the “Boogaloo” movement has been convicted of murdering a federal security officer during the 2020 Black Lives Matter riots over the death of George Floyd.
Robert Alvin Justus Jr., 33, was convicted by a jury for the murder of Federal Protective Service Officer David Patrick Underwood.
The Boogaloo movement consisted of left-leaning gun-enthusiast libertarians who believed there was an impending civil war.
Underwood was guarding a federal building in Oakland, California, during a riot on May 29, 2020, when he was fatally shot.
Justus was driving a van while Steven Carrillo, a former U.S. Air Force sergeant, fired a homemade AR-15 out of the back of the vehicle. The two had met online.
