Leader of Terrorgram Collective Pleads Guilty to Hate Crimes, Murder Plots and Terrorism Charges
Her plea sets a December 5 sentencing hearing where she faces a 25- to 30-year prison term
Overview
- Dallas Humber admitted leading the white supremacist Terrorgram Collective from July 2022 until her September 2024 arrest.
- U.S. District Judge Dena Coggins deemed her plea voluntary and deferred acceptance until the December 5 sentencing hearing.
- The plea agreement calls for a 25- to 30-year prison term at the court’s discretion.
- Prosecutors say the network plotted attacks on energy sites in New Jersey and Tennessee, murders in Wisconsin, an attempted assassination in Australia and inspired shootings in Slovakia, Brazil and a mosque stabbing in Turkey.
- The FBI’s Sacramento Field Office and Justice Department divisions collaborated with domestic and foreign law enforcement to bring the case to trial.