Michael Fanone's 'Swatting' Incident

Former police officer Michael Fanone, who was nearly killed during the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, spoke out against Donald Trump's trial and was targeted in a dangerous 'swatting' incident involving his mother. The incident was a result of his outspokenness about the attack and his criticism of Trump's lies.

Michael Fanone's Experience during Jan. 6 Capitol Riot

Former police officer Michael Fanone, who was attacked during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, spoke outside the courthouse during Donald Trump's trial. Later, his mother was "swatted" at her home in Virginia after a fake manifesto attributed to Fanone was circulated. Fanone criticized Trump's rhetoric and the dangerous consequences it led to.

Legal Battle Between Melina Abdullah and LAPD

Black Lives Matter co-founder Melina Abdullah lost a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department, with the jury finding that police acted appropriately in a call to her residence. Former California Highway Patrol Officer Seth Horst discusses the exodus of police officers from liberal cities and why he left California for Idaho. Abdullah plans to appeal the ruling.

Controversial History of Melina Abdullah, Running Mate of Cornel West

Long-shot presidential candidate Cornel West announces running mate, Melina Abdullah, a professor and co-founder of Black Lives Matter's Los Angeles chapter. Abdullah has a controversial history including being forcibly removed from a mayoral debate, suing an executive at Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, praising Minister Louis Farrakhan, advocating to defund the police, and being a victim of a 'swatting' incident.

Swatting Incident in Florida

A Canadian man is facing charges for making swatting calls to a sheriff's office in Florida, leading to false reports of crimes like school shooting threats and hostage situations. Swatting is a dangerous hoax that can prompt a SWAT team response and is illegal.

Swatting incidents targeting election officials

Swatting incidents targeting election officials have become a major concern, with cases involving high-profile individuals like Jay Ashcroft, Missouri's Secretary of State. The practice of swatting, which involves making false crime reports to trigger law enforcement responses, poses unique challenges due to technological advancements like AI and encrypted communication apps. Despite efforts to combat swatting, authorities struggle to trace the perpetrators, leading to potential dangerous situations and legal loopholes.