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In this Dallas Express article, Tiffany Chartier reports that the FBI and DOJ have designated the online extremist network “764” as a national security threat due to its alleged targeting and exploitation of minors through social media and gaming platforms.
- The group reportedly originated in Texas and has documented connections to North Texas, including Plano and other parts of the region.
- Federal authorities issued public warnings in May urging parents and communities to watch for signs of online grooming and coercion.
- The FBI describes 764 as a decentralized network tied to nihilistic violent extremism, with minors allegedly pushed toward self-harm, animal cruelty, and other exploitative acts.
- Authorities say the group uses platforms such as Discord, gaming apps, and social media to target vulnerable youth.
- The article notes that 764 began in Stephenville, Texas, in 2021.
- Its founder, Bradley Chance Cadenhead, was sentenced to 80 years in prison in 2023 on child pornography charges, according to the article’s citation of the ADL.
- Despite Cadenhead’s incarceration, officials say the network has continued spreading online.
- The DOJ has prosecuted several alleged 764 leaders in recent years on charges including RICO violations and child exploitation.
- Parents are encouraged to monitor children’s online activity and report suspicious contacts to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center or local law enforcement.
- The broader warning is that while the network operates mostly online, authorities believe its real-world harm to families in Texas and beyond is significant.
Read the full story:
https://dallasexpress.com/metroplex/fbi-warns-north-texas-parents-violent-764-extremist-group-targeting-kids-online/
