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How your device could be at risk of 'one of the most serious' cyber security threats. Addressing Watkins directly, Mehta said, "There is a continued risk that once you are released that you will reaffiliate yourself with these groups," referring to anti-government extremists. Read More. Watkins has pleaded not guilty to four federal crimes: conspiracy, destruction of government property, obstruction of an official proceeding and entering a restricted building -- the Capitol.

She is the most prominent defendant in a conspiracy case involving eight other Oath Keepers. The debate over her continued incarceration was the latest test for the Justice Department's effort to lock up the alleged Capitol rioters who they believe are too dangerous to release, based on their rhetoric or extremist affiliations, even if they haven't been accused of attacking police. Watkins disavows Oath Keepers. Federal prosecutors described Watkins as a "leader" in the Oath Keepers organization, citing her successful effort to recruit members and her attempts to run militia training camps in Ohio.

Many of them entered the building," Justice Department lawyer Ahmed Baset said at the hearing. Watkins' case does not fall within the general pattern of people who were involved in this attack on the Capitol. She recruited, trained, planned, participated and organized a major part of this insurrection.

But in an unexpected move, Watkins addressed the court and disavowed the Oath Keepers. Which is why I'm canceling my Oath Keeper membership," Watkins said. She went on to tell the judge, "I am sorry for any inconvenience I have caused the court. I am not a criminally minded person.

I would stand my ground with my firearm making sure the perpetrator didn't get up. I have no obligation to retreat FROM my home only to retreat within. Too many questions with this story for me to form an opinion either way about it. Added: Also wondering since I take ambien how likely that would be used against me if this happened to me? If I can't drive on it Damned if you do Damned if you don't Cobra said:. To early to call. For me that is.

Seems he's already been tried and convicted by the authorities. They should keep their yaps shut if a suspect is to be treated fairly. What are they doing releasing particulars of the case before the investigation is complete? I am way more curious about that. Similar thing happened in Idaho a couple of years ago. Both parties intoxicated. Man defends himself from a known abusive MMA fighter and goes to prison.

I think alcohol is the key thing in these incidents. Canard Regular Member. I wonder if they knew each other as well since they were neighbors.

Not that a neighbor couldn't break, enter, and threaten life. Also wondering since I take ambien how likely that would be used against me if this happened to me? Canard said:. Gleason said:. I will not speculate nor judge based on what has been reported at this time, though I will follow closely. Joined Jun 8, Messages Location , ,.

I'd agree. Just because lets say you were at home drinking and watching a sports game, you shouldn't have to give up your right to self defense. But, since he was out in the woods wondering around, his self-defense claim won't be very credible. When I first read the story, I thought the bad guy was out in the woods, like he'd been shot and ran then died.

So ya, I find it very weird he was the one in the woods. Citizen Founder's Club Member. Last edited: Jul 27, Guess that would depend on ones lawyer. If you don't have a lawyer they can hold you for a certain amount of time I am sure. I wonder if this is the time they have to get you in front of a judge for an arraignment.

Dougie would probably have a legal cite about this somewhere.