2nd Neo-Nazi Arrested For Hanging Antisemitic Signs On FL Bridge: FDLE

GAINESVILLE, FL — A second neo-Nazi was arrested Sunday and charged for hanging antisemitic banners along the Daryl Carter Parkway Bridge in Orlando on June 10, according to a Florida Department of Law Enforcement news release.

Anthony Altick, 36, was arrested by the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office on an FDLE warrant and charged with criminal mischief.

He’s the second of four suspects to be arrested for hanging the banners, which featured swastikas and antisemitic slogans, on the bridge.

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Jason Brown, 48, of Cape Canaveral was arrested Sept. 13, FDLE said. There are two outstanding arrest warrants for additional demonstrators who live out of state.

Their hanging banners from the bridge violates a newly enacted state law, FDLE said. Earlier this year, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 269, which includes provisions that prohibit people from displaying or projecting images onto a building, structure or property without permission.

“The actions by this suspect will not be tolerated in the great state of Florida. I thank Governor DeSantis for his continued support and our FDLE agents and partners who assisted in this investigation,” FDLE Commissioner Mark Glass said.