Black Panthers Plot Bombing, Assassination On Key Ferguson Figure According to recent reports, the New Black Panther Party had plans to bomb St. Louis Gateway Arch and assassinate local law enforcement officials. Still, in light of that, the Justice Department has only indicted two members for minor gun charges. I have always been perplexed with why these guys get special treatment, said former Justice Official J. Christian Adams. Adams also noted similar treatment of New Black Panther Party members in a 2008 case, when intimidation charges were dropped and instead held only against one group member. Two members of the panthers, Brandon Orlando Baldwin and Olajuwon Ali Davis, were indicted on November 19th on federal weapons charges in St. Louis. In the indictment there was no mention of the bombing or the assassination plot. Adams commented on the failure to mention the pipe bomb. Here, once again, you have Justice giving these guys soft treatment, Adam told reporters in an interview. The U.S. attorneys office in St. Louis referred further questions to the Justice Department, who is refusing to comment on the issue. What do you think? Are extremist groups like this dangerous? Should we be stopping them before they carry through their plans? 