For the most part, four North Georgia men now sitting behind bars don’t fit the profile of a domestic terrorist. The youngest is 65, the oldest is 73. But one was on the radar of a watchdog group who monitors extreme activity.
Three of them had no history of extremism, but the Anti-Defamation League said one of them, Daniel Roberts, was on their radar for some time. “He’s been on our radar as someone who is outside the main stream and appears to be an activist in the militia movement,” said Bill Nigut, the Southeast Regional Director of the ADL.
