In a report recently released by the Little Rock Police Department a man from Lakeview has been identified as having marched with a group of Neo-Nazis in Little Rock near Central High School and the Capitol grounds on December 6.
54-year-old Matthew Etten of Lakeview was among 22 men from various states around the country seen and photographed marching in Little Rock. The group of Neo-Nazis have been identified with a group known as the Blood Tribe which the Southern Poverty Law Center has described as “a white supremacist group with chapters in multiple states whose members stage brash, theatrical demonstrations using explicit Nazi imagery.”
Little Rock Police made a stop of the group after the members where observed by law enforcement traveling in a rented U-Haul truck. Due to the unsafe nature of riding in the rear of a box truck the vehicle was stopped and the driver was issued a citation and released. The men riding in the rear were removed, identified and then advised to arrange alternate transportation. All of the men were released without incident.
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