Kyle McKee, Bernie Miller, and Others: Charged With Assault

Come on! You think I wouldn't come back for this?

White supremacists arrested over Edmonton racial attack

By Pamela Roth, Edmonton Sun, First posted: Tuesday, April 17, 2012 10:09 AM MDT 

Two members and one associate of a white supremacist group have been arrested in connection with a recent racially-motivated attack. 

On March 24, two males were attacked and assaulted late at night outside of a Mill Woods liquor store. One of the males was assaulted with a bottle of liquor. 

The attack occurred on the heels of a White Pride Rally held in Edmonton on the same day. Just after noon, between 15 and 20 balaclava-wearing demonstrators belonging to the group Blood and Honour began marching along Jasper Avenue waving a huge white flag that read "White Pride Worldwide." 

They soon clashed with anti-racism protesters with some brief shoving and shouting before police stepped in to intervene. 

Charged in connection with the liquor store attack are Kyle McKee, 26, of Calgary, Bernard Miller, 20, and Philip Badrock, 44, of St. Albert. Both Miller and Badrock are charged with assault causing bodily harm. 

All three are confirmed to be involved with the white supremacist group Blood and Honour. 

Following the arrests, cops in Calgary and Edmonton executed search warrants at McKee's residence, which resulted in the recovery of numerous weapons, including shotguns, ammunition, knives and machetes. In addition to two assault-related charges, McKee is charged with 15 weapons-related offences. 

This isn't the fist time McKee has found himself in trouble with the law. 

In 2010, a Crown prosecutor withdrew charges against McKee that included attempted murder, possessing, making or controlling explosives and possession of a weapon or imitation for a dangerous purpose. 

The charges were laid after he was arrested in Winnipeg nearly a month after two explosive devices were left outside a northeast apartment in Calgary, occupied by his ex-girlfriend and her new beau. Nobody was injured in the Nov. 21 incident. 

In March 2011, McKee pleaded guilty to uttering threats and possession of a weapon over a confrontation with an anti-racism activist. The judge threw him in the slammer for a month.

Well we aren't surprised by Kyle ending up in jail again. It was only a matter of time. The only question now is how long he'll be in jail if he is found guilty. Given his already lengthy record, the escalation of his crimes, and his overt advocacy of the use of violence, we think that there is a very good chance that McKee might be end up behind bars for a very long time indeed.

And the arrest of Bernie Miller may very well spell the end of the Blood & Honour movement in Edmonton. We might have more to say about this later.

Global Edmonton is also covering the story.... rather poorly. Here is the image that they are using with the story:

Seriously? Do they even bother to do any research?

First, the B&H that McKee and co. are associated with are not linked to Volksfront and are in fact openly antagonistic. Second we really aren't sure what the Speaker of the House of Representatives John Boehner has to do with Volksfront.

It's like they have poorly trained monkeys looking for graphics online. Don't pick the first image that you find on Google, folks.