2 alleged white supremacist gang members imprisoned for trying to kill inmate
MS men wanted entry into 'Aryan Circle' so they attacked man believed to be homosexual
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Two people who were members of a white supremacist prison gang were sentenced Wednesday to 10 years in prison for their role in the attempted killing of an inmate while they were incarcerated at a Mississippi prison, federal prosecutors said.
In 2017, Aaron Rentfrow, an Indiana man, is alleged to have beaten and stabbed someone at a U.S. Penitentiary in Yazoo City, Mississippi to earn membership into the Aryan Circle. William Glenn Chunn, of Texas, who was one of the gang’s five highest-ranking leaders in the nation, ordered the attacked because he believed the victim was homosexual, according to a Justice Department news release.
The victim suffered severe injuries from the attack.
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Two men who are alleged white supremacist gang members were sentenced ten years in prison for trying to kill another inmate. The attack of the other inmate came from the Aryan Circle's leader.
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Prosecutors said the Aryan Circle is a "race-based and violent prison gang with members operating throughout the country, both inside and outside of prisons."
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Chunn and Rentfrow were convicted Oct. 3 in the attempted killing. Chunn was previously convicted in a Texas federal court of racketeering conspiracy and sentenced to life in prison for separate crimes.
Chunn’s attorney, Sidney Lampton, declined to comment on his behalf. An attorney for Rentfrow could not immediately be reached for comment.