By CBS2's Greg Mills

RIVERSIDE (CBS) — A boy Tuesday stood accused in the fatal shooting of his neo-Nazi father in their Riverside home early Sunday morning.

The father, Jeff Hall, was a neo-Nazi leader, who headed the California chapter of the National Socialist Movement.

Police responded to Hall's home in Riverside Sunday morning at 4 a.m., where they found him dead from one bullet wound. They believe Hall's 10-year-old son fired the shot.

Brian Levin, a teacher from the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, described Jeff Hall as the biggest hater in the region.

A neighbor, who fearing for his safety did not want to be identified, said he had issues with Hall's white-supremacist colleagues. He was not alone.

"I am very concerned, actually, because I had no idea. I mean living here for school and everything," said a neighbor, who has lived in the area for about a year.

She echoed the feeling of others in the neighborhood when she found out Hall was dead.

"I guess [I'm] relieved, but at the same time, for the time that I was living here I had no idea. So it's just all of a shock," she said.

Hall's son was in juvenile hall Tuesday, expected to report to juvenile court on Wednesday.