Arizona Man Indicted for Terrorism in DNC Office Shootings

Jeffrey Kelly faces multiple charges after allegedly targeting a Democratic office with gunfire and anti-Democratic signs.

Jeffrey Kelly, 60, is accused of shooting at a Democratic National Committee office in Tempe, Arizona, on three occasions between September 16 and October 6.
Prosecutors have charged Kelly with one count of terrorism, among other charges, and allege he poses an extreme threat to public safety.
Authorities found 120 guns, 250,000 rounds of ammunition, and a grenade launcher at Kelly's home, suggesting potential plans for a mass casualty event.
Kelly is also linked to anti-Democratic signs with razor blades and bags of white powder found in Ahwatukee, Arizona, though no charges have been filed for these actions yet.
Kelly's attorney, who has represented militia members, argues his client is a sportsman with legally owned firearms, while Kelly remains held on two $500,000 cash-only bonds.