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| Part of political violence in the United States | |
| Date | January 30, 2024 |
|---|---|
| Location | Levittown, Levittown, United States |
| Type | Murder by beheading, patricide |
| Motive | Call to arms against the federal government |
| Target | Mike Mohn |
| Perpetrator | Justin Mohn |
| Deaths | 1 |
On January 30, 2024, police in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania were alerted to a video posted to YouTube by Levittown resident Justin Mohn, displaying the decapitated head of his father, Michael Mohn, proclaiming himself the commander of a militia group called "Mohn's Militia", and calling for the execution of federal employees. The body was discovered and Mohn was taken into custody by Middletown Police Department after the video was reported to police.[1] It occurred amid the standoff at Eagle Pass between the governments of Texas and the federal government.