Man with alleged ties to the extremist anti-government Boogaloo movement has been charged in connection with two dozen harassing or threatening letters sent to Santa Clara County's top public health official, a police report and court records show.
and critically injuring another deputy June 6. The alleged 'Boogaloo' extremist is also accused of throwing pipe bombs at police. Authorities allege Carrillo scrawled phrases tied to the online far-right extremist movement in his own blood on a car shortly before he was detained.
Authorities said Carrillo and a second man traveled to Oakland with the intent to kill police and thought the large demonstrations spurred by the death of Floyd in Minneapolis — which they were not a part of — would help them get away with it.
Viarengo was convicted but had his conviction overturned years later because the criminalist who reviewed the evidence in his case was later accused of unethical practices.
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