Koch and his friends were heard yelling “I want to kill all of the Jews” and “I want to stab the Jews” outside a Cincinnati restaurant. The victim said he was Jewish and Koch began punching and kicking him, leaving him with a broken facial bone and bruised ribs.
The victim was not Jewish, but was with friends and family who were.
Koch was sentenced in July and ordered to self-surrender on Aug. 16. A news release from the Department of Justice said it is alleged that Koch “knowingly and willfully failed” to self-surrender.
Koch faces an additional prison sentence of up to five years for failing to appear.
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