FBI believes that the man arrested after the deaths of three men in Albuquerque, New Mexico is a neo-Nazi prison gang’s member, The Hill writes.
Richard Kuykendall, who was arrested after he brought to a city hospital the three dead men, leaving them inside the car before fleeing the scene last week, is a member or at least has ties with Aryan Brotherhood.
Kuykendall is still not charged with any of the deaths, but FBI believes he is responsible for at least one while NBC reported that the FBI’s complaint in federal court accused him of involvement in a shootout that apparently occurred inside the vehicle, that only resulted with Kuykendall being charged with having a gun as a convicted felon.
All four men are believed to be white supremacists with ties with the neo-Nazi prison gang known for extreme violence against enemies and Black and Hispanic inmates.
Local news station showed a security video of the shootout apparently identifying Kuykendall. Albuquerque police condemned the video’s release in a statement, pointing that it potentially jeopardize an investigation.
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