Connecticut Bloody Brawl Between Two Nazi Crew Sends Participants to Hospital

It’s one of those kind of fights they try to keep from people knowing about, but when you go to the hospital with stab wounds police get involved. So much for that idea.

2/3/2025 – This post was edited to add more information Anthony Piccadaci.

On their Telegram channel Saturday, the Atlantic Nationalist Club (ANaC) posted a  graphic that read “North East Nationalist 131,” accompanied by a caption that read, “Tagging in Connecticut, Connecticut is Ours!”. This was posted just a day after members of the group were in a brawl with members of the Nationalist Social Club (NSC-131), including its founder and leader Chris Hood and Anthony Piccadaci, another leader within the group. This occurred outside the home of a former NSC-131 member now associated with ANaC. A number of persons were stabbed went to the hospital and one person was reportedly seen with a firearm. 

Charles Netter, who until recently was being identified as “Longneck,” (the name antifascist website By Way of Plymouth gave him in a dox two years ago) reportedly suffered stab wounds on his side as well as other injuries, while an unidentified associate of the NSC-131 went to Bridgeport Hospital with serious injuries (also from being stabbed repeatedly). There was an unconfirmed report of a firearm being seen during the fight, but no reports of any gunplay. Netter was with two unidentified persons.

There have been some tensions building between the two groups over the past year that culminated with Friday night’s fight. Chris Hood was videotaping the fracas in-between participating. A lot of the back-and-forth was seen on various Telegram platforms operated by NSC-131with Netter calling himself Untermensh RGD-5.

On Jan. 10 Hood, along with NSC-131 fellow member Leo Cullinan (who died in June from a drug overdose), were cleared of civil rights offenses brought against them for a 2022 hanging of a banner from an overpass in Portsmouth, New Hampshire that read, “Keep New England White.” A 2016 news article noted that a then-20-year-old Anthony Piccadaci plead guilty to armed robbery stemming from a drug deal going bad (Piccadaci was stabbed in his back). Established in 2019, NSC-131 at one time boasted chapters far and wide, including Texas, France, and Germany. By 2021, only the New England chapters remained.

ANaC is an organization founded by Claudino Petruccelli of Wycoff, NJ. This group spearheaded a protest outside the One People’s Project office in New Brunswick, NJ in December 2024. Netters was one of the participants.

Police are investigating Friday night’s fight, but no one has been charged at the time of this posting.