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One of the 15 Antifa militants indicted last week for violent riots and incitement of violence against federal agents in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a current employee of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources under Tim Walz. 

Another employee remains employed, two years after wishing Trump was killed in the July 2024 assassination attempt on Facebook.

As The Gateway Pundit reported, U.S. Attorney for the District of Minnesota Daniel Rosen announced last Tuesday that 15 Antifa terrorists were charged for their violent opposition to federal agents during Operation Metro Surge.

“Today, a federal indictment was unsealed charging 15 defendants with conspiracy to impede or injure federal officers and other charges related to efforts of two Minneapolis-based ANTIFA groups that violently opposed the enforcement of federal law in our state,” Rosen said.

Chaos erupted outside the Warren E. Burger federal courthouse after the announcement was made, with rioters attempting to breach the building.

All Hell Breaks Loose Outside Federal Courthouse in St. Paul After Feds Unseal Indictment Charging 15 Minneapolis Antifa Militants (VIDEO)

Video from the scene shows federal officers pushing back and spraying chemicals at the militants.

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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources confirmed to Alpha News that one of the defendants, Alec Stewart, remains employed with the agency. “Alec Stewart is a current employee with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. The Department is aware of and is reviewing the indictment,” a DNR spokesperson confirmed.

Tyler Janke, who wrote "Too bad they weren't a better shot" on Facebook following the 2024 Trump assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, is also still employed with the agency. Janke has reportedly faced no disciplinary action, despite the Department's previous statement, condemning the call for violence and vowing to "take all appropriate steps in alignment with state law and policy.”

Per Alpha News:

Alec Stewart, an assistant wildlife manager with the DNR, is named in the federal indictment, which alleges members and associates of Direct Action Minnesota conspired to obstruct federal immigration enforcement operations and interfere with federal officers.

Stewart is charged with conspiracy to impede or injure a federal officer.

“We are aware of the charges and we are reviewing them. We have no further comment,” a DNR spokesperson told Alpha News senior reporter Liz Collin last week.

The federal case involving a Stewart comes less than two years after another DNR employee made headlines for comments made following the first assassination attempt of President Donald Trump.

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