FBI Raids Home of Georgia Man Who Menaced Black Community Online; His Buddy Insists He’s Innocent

A resident of the Atlanta region is now confronting federal charges, having allegedly utilized social media to disseminate racist threats against Black and Jewish individuals. Christopher Robertson, also known as James Lomak, was indicted for interstate communication of threats after being apprehended by FBI agents on August 1 at his residence following an extensive standoff. Investigators discovered a series of menacing racially charged posts on multiple Facebook accounts linked to Robertson. A disturbing video dated July 28 depicted him brandishing a loaded black handgun while declaring his defense of the "white race" against a supposed “cultural genocide.” His aggressive rhetoric escalated on August 1, where he explicitly threatened violence against Black individuals who oppose white supremacy. The FBI was alerted to Robertson's activities by the Secure Community Network after he made alarming visits to local Jewish institutions, where he proclaimed himself the “official spokesperson for the white race.” His statements prompted the urgent intervention of law enforcement. One of his friends defended his actions as expressions of free speech, undermining the gravity of the charges. (Photos: Facebook/James Lomack)