Infiltration? Or just IDPOL?

Is he a snitch? Or did being locked up exacerbate his hatred of the white man? Either way he's a huge liability. How do I make the accusation that someone is a snitch without causing widespread paranoia among the group? How do we get rid of him and minimize the damage he can cause.

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I forgot the most damning bit.

Before you mentioned this I assumed he was just IdPol and was a bit sympathetic because prison is fucked and many good revolutionaries have gone through phases of irrational resentment after traumatic shit like that. But with this addition, that absolutely sounds damning and like he took some kind of deal to be a snitch. That's a shitty situation to have a former friend in, idk how to go from there but definitely warn people that he's suspicious and not to tell him any details like that. The bit about getting angry for not wanting to arm felons is also pretty telling, many of the guys I've organized with have been felons and have been explicitly very careful about not doing or being party to anything illegal.

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it all sounds too convienient

One thing is making me doubt my assumptions. If he wanted to dig up dirt why would he make such a huge stink on his first day back?

While I haven't had any direct personal contact with snitches, this definitely seems like a possibility. How serious was the theft? Because, in general, getting out of jail MUCH shorter than one would expect can be a dead giveaway. For example, there was some guy who went to my highschool that recently got busted with an illegal gun and drugs. He got out in very little time, and the general consensus is that he certainly snitched on someone.

What are the limits for what a snitch can do? You might be able to bait your friend in some way. Additionally, tell people you trust in your organization/people more involved in direct action your concerns, so that they do not incriminate themselves or your organization.

Get everybody in the org to cut ties

Him being a snitch is frankly more redeemable than if he became idpozzed in prison since at least he probably doesn't mean it and is just doing as he's told because he wants to avoid going back to jail which is totally understandable. Don't really know how to deal with this, i'd try to confront him privately about it and be sympathetic in the hope he'd confess what the deal with his erratic behaviour is and you'd be able to work around it, but its up to your better judgement whether he's a close enough friend of yours to be amenable to a frank conversation or whether its better to assume the worst and try to softly purge him since that way you're just cutting your losses either way.

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Speak to him privately. Grill him and tell him every single one of your worries. If he answers your questions suspiciously without talking to you as a friend like a person should when confronted by another friend, ask him to leave the org.
If that doesn't work, hold a private meeting with the leaders of your org. Tell them everything, and mention that he's dangerous to the rest of you. If they mention that they can't do it because he's a minority or some idpol bullshit, tell them you were the one who invited him and they have your permission to kick him out.

He might just be a shitty snitch. Or more likely, he's being pressured to come up with information quickly. If part of the reason he got out of jail quickly is being willing to work as an informant, he certainly doesn't want to go back there.