San Antonio member of Boogaloo Bois slapped with 8-year federal sentence on firearms charge
A federal court this week sentenced a San Antonio member of far-right extremist group the Boogaloo Bois to more than eight years in prison on a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm. Mark Ryan Hauser, 35, a three-time convicted felon, in August 2021 sold an AR-15 rifle to undercover FBI agents posing as people connected to criminal organizations, federal prosecutors said. Undercover FBI personnel also gave Hauser money for materials so he could use a 3-D printer to produce a suppressor for a firearm, according to authorities.
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