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White Supremacist Sentenced to 17 Years for Arson and Hezbollah Support

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Regan Darby Prater, a white supremacist, received a sentence of over 17 years in prison and was ordered to pay $1.3 million in restitution for arson and attempting to support Hezbollah. In 2019, Prater used an incendiary device to destroy buildings at the Highlander Center in Tennessee, causing over $1 million in damages. He also admitted to providing sensitive personal information on over 35,000 individuals linked to Israel's government to a Hezbollah operative, urging them to "start the hunt."

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  • Regan Darby Prater sentenced to over 17 years for arson and supporting Hezbollah.
  • Prater caused over $1 million in damages by destroying the Highlander Center with an incendiary device.
  • He spray-painted a Nazi symbol at the scene, linking his actions to white supremacy.
  • Prater provided sensitive data on over 35,000 individuals linked to Israel's government to a Hezbollah operative.
  • He was ordered to pay nearly $1.3 million in restitution for the damages.

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