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Richard Densmore, a<\/span> 47-year previous Military veteran and member of the noxious criminal network known as 764<\/a>, was sentenced to 30 years in federal jail on Thursday by a federal choose in Grand Rapids, Michigan.<\/p>\n Densmore was arrested on federal charges<\/a> in late January at a house in Kaleva, Michigan, the place he lived along with his grandmother. He pleaded responsible in July to 1 rely of sexually exploiting a baby.<\/p>\n 764 and its related splinter teams have grown at a breakneck pace over the previous 4 years. For the reason that community\u2019s its creation by a Texas teenager, Bradley Cadenhead, in 2020, felony instances related it have cropped up in at the very least seven US states, in addition to Brazil, Canada, the UK<\/a>, and a number of European nations. Cadenhead is presently serving a long time in Texas state jail for offenses associated to youngster sexual abuse imagery.<\/p>\n Due to 764\u2019s ties to extremist ideologies like neofascist accelerationism and the Order of Nine Angles<\/a>, the US Division of Justice and the FBI categorizes 764 as a \u201ctier one\/category 1<\/a>\u201d terrorism risk that \u201cimmediately threaten[s] the nationwide or financial safety of the USA.\u201d In accordance with a federal legislation enforcement official not licensed to talk on the document, the DOJ has seen 764-related instances in each area workplace within the US and presently assigns about 10 such instances for investigation each week.<\/p>\n