 RIVERSIDE - A white supremacist who organized a neo-Nazi march and rally in March in Claremont was shot to death in his home this weekend, and his young son has been booked in the investigation of murder. The weapon was described only as a handgun and Riverside police Lt. Ed Blevins refused to divulge the caliber of the weapon or the identity of the gun owner. Hall, Southwest States regional director of the National Socialist Movement, died of a single gunshot wound fired "by a known assailant," according to a Riverside County coroner's office news release. Jeff Russell Hall, 32, was killed early Sunday in the house he shared with his wife and five children, all of whom were home at the time. He did not release any information about the child suspected in the shooting. Hall gained widespread attention when he lost his November bid to replace incumbent Tom Evans on the Western Riverside Municipal Water District board.
– A leading white supremacist has been shot to death at his California home and his 10-year-old son has been booked on suspicion of homicide. Jeff Russell Hall, 32, was the regional director of the National Socialist Movement and came to national attention last year when he ran for a post on the local water board. The son was taken into custody after police interviewed Hall's wife and four other children, the Los Angeles Times reports. Police say the shooting was intentional, but a motive hasn't been determined, reports the Daily Bulletin. Neighbors complain they were verbally abused and felt threatened by the family, who held a Halloween party last year where a swastika flag was flown from the house and guests wore KKK hoods. "Honestly, I feel like it's over," Juan Trejo, who lives across the street from Hall's home, tells the Press-Enterprise. "It was scary here. Hopefully, we'll never see any of them again."