Man charged with downtown Milwaukee mass shooting plot released until trial
Posted: Jul 28, 2018 3:29 PM CDT

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Court records show that as a condition of this release granted Friday, Samy Hamzeh must have GPS monitoring and be confined to a home until his trial on Aug 21.
Hamzeh was arrested in 2016 on two counts of possessing a machine gun and one count of possessing a silencer, which he bought from undercover FBI agents. Federal prosecutors allege he was planning to kill at least 30 people at a Masonic center to "defend Islam."
Federal public defenders say their client repeatedly protested the informants' proposals and that he only wanted a legal handgun to protect himself.