A South Australian man linked to a national neo-Nazi group has fronted court accused of trying to make a bomb.<\/p>\n
The court heard police will need at least seven months to prepare their case against the northern suburbs man who has links to a controversial neo-nazi group that promotes hatred and white supremacy.<\/p>\n
The accused bomb maker Patrick Patmore, who has been living in suburban Salisbury east in Adelaides north, was arrested in April.<\/p>\n
The 32-year-old is accused of possessing a homemade bomb, having instructions on how to manufacture explosive devices and possessing prohibited weapons.<\/p>\n
He wasnt keen to elaborate on the allegations on Wednesday, driving quickly away after his first but brief court appearance.<\/p>\n
The accuseds bail conditions require him to report to Elizabeth police station twice a week.<\/p>\n
A second man, arrested for possessing extremist material, will front court next month.<\/p>\n
It follows a series of raids across the northern suburbs of Adelaide.<\/p>\n
The case will return to court in December which is how long prosecutors said it will take to gather all the forensic evidence.<\/p>\n
At the time of the arrests, the leader of the neo-nazi party, called the National Socialist Network, Thomas Sewell defended the actions of its alleged members.<\/p>\n
A harassment campaign against us and our members, theyre not going to shake our morale - this only strengthens us, Sowell said in a video.<\/p>\n
Hes since been arrested by Victorian counter-terrorism police on suspicion of armed robbery.<\/p>\n
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