We have all heard of QAnon and the Proud Boys. No, not because we know people in those groups, but because the media won't stop talking about them, and the federal government is treating them as a greater threat than Hezbollah and al Qaeda. Except, as a "right winger," I never even heard of QAnon until the media promoted it and still don't know how to join it online. As for the Proud Boys, it's hard to find anyone who is not a federal agent associated with it.
However, while we are distracted with phantom threats (such as unarmed grandmothers entering the Capitol building while a police officer held the door open), black nationalist militias are able to promote their violence online with impunity, and it appears that a policeman in Daytona Beach, Florida, has become the most recent victim of their violence.
On Saturday, 29-year-old Othal Wallace, the black nationalist wanted in the shooting of Daytona police officer Jason Raynor last week, was arrested by Georgia state troopers in DeKalb County, Georgia. According to Daytona Beach Police Chief Jakari Young, Wallace was found heavily armed (with illegal flash-bang grenades) in a treehouse at a property allegedly associated with the "Not F***ing Around Coalition" (NFAC). "You guys know who I am? You know what I'm capable of? It could have been a lot worse," Wallace said as he was arrested, according to Young.