A self-confessed neo-Nazi who allegedly shot dead his gay supervisor was forcibly removed from court on Thursday after swearing at the judge and flipping over a table. The outburst unfolded as Kenneth Morgan Stancil III, 20, made his first appearance at the Wayne County Courthouse in Goldsboro, North Carolina after being extradited from Florida. He is accused of shooting 44-year-old Ron Lane at Wayne Community College on Monday morning before fleeing more than 500 miles south. He was arrested sleeping on Daytona Beach on Tuesday. At the hearing on Thursday, he initially denied a court-appointed attorney, saying he knew he'd get life behind bars when he shot dead his former boss. Scroll down for video . Kicked out: Kenneth Stancil is removed from a Wayne County courtroom in Goldsboro, North Carolina on Thursday after he swore at the judge and claimed he shot dead a man for trying to molest his brother . When the judge repeatedly reminded him that he could get the death penalty for his charge of open murder, Stancil burst into expletives, WNCN reported. 'Yes I know that,' Stancil snapped back. 'But when I knew what I had to do and I knew I got caught, I knew in my mind that I could get life or I could get the death penalty. I knew that.' He then repeated his previous claims that he targeted Lane for making sexual advances towards Stancil's 16-year-old brother. He has said Lane did not touch the boy but intended to. 'You defile my top eight, I will kill you,' Stancil told the court on Thursday. 'Know what I'm saying? If you're a f***ing child molester, a f***ing rapist.' When Judge Ronald O. Jones told him to stop using that language, he answered: 'I don't give a f*** what you want'. Jones ordered him to be removed from the courtroom but Stancil was able to flip over a table before deputies pounced on him and hauled him away. When he returned about 30 minutes later, his demeanor was very different, WNCN noted. He told the judge he would like an attorney and one will be appointed to him on Friday. In court: Stancil, who has multiple neo-Nazi tattoos, made his first appearance in the North Carolina courtroom on Thursday after he was transferred from Florida, where he was arrested on Tuesday . Hauled out: Deputies carried the suspect out and he was much calmer when he returned 30 minutes later . Back home: Stancil is seen emerging from a State Bureau of Investigation plane in North Carolina after being extradited from Florida on Thursday . Stancil is pictured arriving at the Wayne County Courthouse ahead of his violent outburst on Thursday . He was flown by authorities from Florida to North Carolina on Thursday after denying an extradition hearing. Stancil allegedly shot Lane, who worked in the college's print shop, at 8am on Monday before fleeing on a motorcycle. When the bike later broke down, he hitchhiked to Daytona Beach where he was picked up for sleeping on the beach, which is in violation of the beach ordinance. In a telephone interview on Wednesday from a Daytona Beach, Florida, jail, Stancil claimed Lane tried to take advantage of his brother, whom he found on Facebook. 'He ain't physically touched him, but he was in the proposal to try to and I wasn't going to let that happen,' he told WRAL. He added that he has no regrets about the shooting. 'I did what I did, and I've got to live with it,' he said. 'If I get life, I just get life. I'm a murderer, you know, what the hell do I got to care? I don't give a damn if I go back to society.' Stancil, who tattooed his own face with fascist symbols, said he is a neo-Nazi who is looking out for his fellow white people. Gunned down: Stancil, pictured left in his mug shot, allegedly shot his former supervisor, 44-year-old Ron Lane, pictured right, on Monday morning. He said part of the reason was because Lane was gay . Mourning: Students gather at a memorial at Wayne Community College for Ron Lane on Tuesday . 'I don't believe in race mixing,' he said. He added that he hated gay people 'with a passion' - but said that was only one of the reasons he killed Lane, who had been his supervisor in a work study program at the college before Stancil was fired for absenteeism. Stancil's mother has previously said that Lane did not molest the teenage boy because they had never met. Lane's cousin, Steven Smith, told WRAL that Lane never made sexual advances toward children or anyone he worked with. There were no criminal complaints filed by Stancil family members with either the Wayne County sheriff or Goldsboro police, Wayne County investigations clerk Ellen Grice said. There were also no workplace complaints filed against Lane, who had worked at the college for 18 years, Wayne Community College human resources director Ina Rawlinson said. Police have said officers are investigating the possibility that the incident was a hate crime.
Kenneth Stancil made his first appearance in a North Carolina court on Thursday after he was transferred from a Florida jail.
In an expletive-filled rant, he told the judge he knew he was going to get life in prison but shot dead his boss for wanting to molest his brother.
His victim, Ron Lane, and brother had never met and there were no complaints against Lane when he was shot dead on Monday.
Stancil has admitted that he partly shot Lane - who had been his work supervisor before he was fired last month - for being gay.