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Experts in extremist militia groups have long regarded the Boogaloo Bois as having no real hierarchy or leadership structure. But in piecing together Steven Carrillo’s activities and militia contacts, law enforcement officials were stunned to discover the group is far more organized. Read this investigation from Berkeley Journalism, ProPublica and FRONTLINE ahead of tonight's documentary "American Insurrection."
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