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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A member of a white supremacist group has pleaded guilty to a federal charge in connection with a political rally that turned violent in Southern California last year.
Tyler Laube entered a guilty plea Tuesday to one count to one count of conspiracy to violate the federal riots act.
The 22-year-old was ordered to remain jailed until his sentencing March 25. City News Service reports he could get up to three years in prison.
In a plea agreement, Laube admitted being associated with the militant Rise Above Movement and assaulting people at a "Make America Great Again" rally in Huntington Beach.
Laube is one of several members of the militant group indicted on charges of inciting violence at California rallies in 2017.
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