California Man Indicted for White Supremacist Plot Targeting Federal Officials

Noah Lamb, a 24-year-old California man, has been federally indicted for his alleged role in a white supremacist plot involving the Terrorgram Collective, a transnational extremist group operating on Telegram. Lamb faces eight counts including conspiracy, soliciting the murder of federal officials, doxxing, and making threatening communications, all linked to his involvement in creating and circulating a hit list targeting federal, state, and local officials as well as leaders of private companies and NGOs based on race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, or gender identity. The Terrorgram Collective promotes racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism, advocating violence and terrorism to incite a race war and accelerate the collapse of the U.S. government to establish a white ethnostate. Authorities emphasize that the group glorifies past attacks such as the Pulse nightclub massacre and targets Jewish people and nonwhite ethnic groups. If convicted, Lamb faces up to 85 years in prison, with individual counts carrying up to 20 years each for solicitation of murder. The FBI Sacramento Field Office conducted the investigation, and the Justice Department has stressed its commitment to prosecuting hate-driven violence threatening national security.