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National
Sally Krutzig

Gov. Little, Democratic opponent speak out after white nationalist group’s Idaho arrest

The two opponents in the upcoming November Idaho governor’s election issued statements on Sunday, following the arrest of 31 masked members of a white nationalist group in Coeur d’Alene.

Police found the men inside of a U-Haul truck during a traffic stop Saturday. Discovered to be part of a group called Patriot Front, they were arrested on suspicion of conspiring to riot at the north Idaho town’s Pride in the Park event, reported The Spokesman-Review. Only one of the members was from Idaho.

Coeur d’Alene Police Chief Lee White said “police were tipped off by a citizen who said they saw a large group of people wearing masks and donning shields looking ‘like a little army’ jump into a U-Haul truck Saturday afternoon at a hotel parking lot,” The Spokeman-Review said.

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