A man who identifies with a group that advocates violence against women planned shooting at sorority at an unidentified university in Ohio, said US authorities.
Federal prosecutors in a statement said Tres Genco, 21, identifies himself as an 바카라incel바카라 -involuntary celibate- and has interacted with an online community who advocate for violence against women because they believe they are unjustly denied sexual or romantic attention.
A man who identifies with a group that advocates violence against women planned shooting at sorority at an unidentified university in Ohio, said US authorities.
21-year-old Tres Genco appeared in federal court in Cincinnati on Wednesday charged with an attempted hated crime and possession of a machine gun in an indictment unsealed on Tuesday.
Federal prosecutors in a statement released on Wednesday said Genco identifies himself as an 바카라incel바카라 바카라 involuntary celibate 바카라 and has interacted with an online community of mostly men who advocate for violence against women because they believe they are unjustly denied sexual or romantic attention.
The statement points to a 2014 shooting committed by a self-identified incel named Elliot Rodger, who killed six people and injured 14 others outside a sorority house at the University of California, Santa Barbara, before killing himself.
According to prosecutors, Genco frequently posted on an incel website in 2019 and 2020. In one post, he wrote that he had used a squirt gun to spray 바카라foids바카라 in the face with orange juice, something Rodger had done before the Santa Barbara killings.
바카라Foids바카라 is the shortened incel term for 바카라feminoid.바카라
Genco conducted surveillance at an Ohio university in January 2020 and wrote a document that month titled 바카라Isolated바카라 that he described as 바카라the writings of the deluded and homicidal,바카라 prosecutors said. He signed it, 바카라Your hopeful friend and murderer.바카라
Local police searched Genco's home in March 2020 and found a firearm with an attached bump stock 바카라 which allows it to be rapidly fired 바카라 a pistol, loaded ammunition magazines, boxes of ammunition and body armor.
Messages seeking comment were left on Wednesday with Genco's newly appointed public defender.
(AP inputs)