Missouri man who stopped Amtrak train in Nebraska gets 14 years in federal prison

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Missouri man who stopped Amtrak train in Nebraska gets 14 years in federal prison
(Source: Lincoln Journal Star, October 5, 2018)

LINCOLN, Neb. — The Missouri man who brought an Amtrak train to a screeching stop in southwest Nebraska last year to “save the train from the black people” got 14 years in federal prison Friday.

Full story: Lincoln Journal Star

Monday, October 8, 2018

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