Three alleged Antifa-linked protesters indicted in Atlanta police training center contractor firebombing

On May 12, 2022, the trio allegedly caused hundreds of dollars of damage to Brasfield and Gorrie's office, both with fire and other means, according to the grand jury indictment obtained exclusively by Fox News.

The defendants allegedly caused damage "by striking and spray painting fencing, windows, and walls by striking them with hands, feet, and thrown objects and painting them with use of spray paint," according to the indictment.

While the three allegedly enacted their assault on the office building, Brasfield and Gorrie employees were still inside, Carr said.

The three are alleged to have traveled from out of the state to participate in the attack, Carr said.

In December 2025, a Fulton County judge dismissed the racketeering charges on many of the 61 defendants, a decision Carr said he strongly disagreed with. He also indicated he would continue to pursue other charges to the remaining defendants.

"This is ongoing, it has continued. We are running a parallel track between the appeal that we have regarding the Fulton County case and we will continue to prosecute this case," Carr said.

"We won't rest until the agents of violence and chaos concerning the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center are punished," he added.

Despite the opposition, the training center opened in April 2025.

Fox News Digital contacted "Defend the Atlanta Forest," but did not immediately receive a response.

When contacted for comment a representative for Brasfield and Gorrie directed Fox News Digital's queries to the Georgia Attorney General's office.