Tenbrink, a convicted felon, showed a handgun after exiting the vehicle while one of the Fears brothers shouted "I'm going to f*****g kill you", police said. He fired a single shot, police say, missing the group and striking a nearby building. The suspects then drove off, but not before a victim was able to record their license plate number which was then provided to police.
The Fears brothers are each being held on $1 million bond. The other two suspects, who are brothers, allegedly encouraged Tenbrink to shoot and kill the people in the group, the arrest report said. Sean Brijmohan, 28, was charged with possession of a firearm on school property. David Notte, 34, was charged with resisting an officer without violence.
Three domestic terrorists are under arrest after making Nazi salutes before opening fire on protesters in the aftermath of a white nationalist rally in Florida. It's a lot of money, yes, but it was a necessary investment to prevent injury and preserve free speech.
Such is the price of the First Amendment.
While demonstrations remained peaceful, police continued to circulate among protesters and reporters in the street near the auditorium after the event began. One of the men, 28-year-old Tyler Tenbrink, reportedly fired a handgun at the crowd.
The three men had been spotted by HuffPost at the protests surrounding the Spencer event earlier in the day. He also appeared to have been punched in the mouth and was seen with blood on his teeth and running down his mouth.
One of the protesters then hit the Jeep's rear window with a baton before the vehicle sped off, then abruptly stopped. Police found and arrested the men within four hours of the incident.
The University of Florida was forced to navigate a treacherous terrain of constitutional concerns and public safety this week, all in a glaring public spotlight.
Tenbrink, a convicted felon, showed a handgun after exiting the vehicle while one of the Fears brothers shouted "I'm going to f*****g kill you", police said. He fired a single shot, police say, missing the group and striking a nearby building. The suspects then drove off, but not before a victim was able to record their license plate number which was then provided to police.
The Fears brothers are each being held on $1 million bond. The other two suspects, who are brothers, allegedly encouraged Tenbrink to shoot and kill the people in the group, the arrest report said. Sean Brijmohan, 28, was charged with possession of a firearm on school property. David Notte, 34, was charged with resisting an officer without violence.
Three domestic terrorists are under arrest after making Nazi salutes before opening fire on protesters in the aftermath of a white nationalist rally in Florida. It's a lot of money, yes, but it was
 a necessary investment to prevent injury and preserve free speech.
Such is the price of the First Amendment.
While demonstrations remained peaceful, police continued to circulate among protesters and reporters in the street near the auditorium after the event began. One of the men, 28-year-old Tyler Tenbrink, reportedly fired a handgun at the crowd.
The three men had been spotted by HuffPost at the protests surrounding the Spencer event earlier in the day. He also appeared to have been punched in the mouth and was seen with blood on his teeth and running down his mouth.
One of the protesters then hit the Jeep's rear window with a baton before the vehicle sped off, then abruptly stopped. Police found and arrested the men within four hours of the incident.
The University of Florida was forced to navigate a treacherous terrain of constitutional concerns and public safety this week, all in a glaring public spotlight.