2 suspects in Neo-Nazi rally attack on UCF student to face judge
ORLANDO, Fla. - Two alleged Neo-Nazis accused of attacking a Jewish University of Central Florida student during a rally in Orlando will face a judge.
Three men were arrested for allegedly attacking a UCF student at a Neo-Nazi rally near the Waterford Lakes Town Center two weeks ago. The student says he was targeted because he's Jewish.
A third suspect was already in court this past weekend.
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All three men were arrested outside of Orange County. FOX 35 is working to learn when they will be transferred back.
Burt Colucci appeared before a Polk County judge on Saturday morning. He's one of three men arrested in connection to an attack on the UCF student.
Colucci and Joshua Terrell face charges of battery with a hate crime enhancement. Jason Brown is charged with grand theft.
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The victim told FOX 35 he was in his car at a red light when he confronted the group wearing Nazi symbols. He believes they surrounded his car after seeing his Israeli license plate cover.
He says he was spit on, pepper-sprayed, and kicked.
The two men are set to face a judge Monday in Brevard County.
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