A Florida man was arrested by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Wednesday, accused of hanging swastikas and antisemitic signage on Orlando’s Daryl Carter Parkway Bridge.

Jason Brown, 48, of Cape Canaveral, purportedly hung the offending signage off a fence on the bridge with direct sight traces to U.S. Interstate 4 on June 10. The alleged show was not permitted, and state authorities are additionally in search of three different individuals on the demonstration who dwell out of state.

Mr. Brown, whom Florida officers described as a “neo-Nazi demonstrator,” claims to be a member of the Order of the Black Sun, an antisemitic extremist group. The title references the black solar image first utilized by the Nazi SS and its chief, Heinrich Himmler.

The alleged show would represent a violation of Florida House Bill 269, signed into regulation earlier in 2023 by Governor Ron DeSantis. The regulation prohibits individuals from displaying sure photos on or projecting photos onto a constructing or construction with out permission, state authorities stated.

Mr. Brown has been charged with felony mischief. Police officers didn't title or present figuring out data for the three out-of-state suspects within the unlawful demonstration.

“Florida is a law-and-order state. Today’s arrest demonstrates Florida’s commitment to protecting residents from attention-seeking extremists,” Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Executive Director Dave Kerner stated in an announcement, describing the offending signage as “intimidation, vitriol and hate directed towards people of faith.”

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