#OpFerguson: Wrong Name Was Released Of Ferguson Cop Who Shot Mike Brown
Authorities in Missouri on Thursday denied the officer identified by a hacker activist was the responsible party for the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown. Twitter user @TheAnonMessage released Officer Bryan Willman’s name and threatened to release additional information about the officer unless the Ferguson police department responded.
However, since then @TheAnonMessage’s account has been suspended. Media sources are reporting that the activist exposed the wrong name.
@OpFerguson has confirmed that.
But we confirm what CNN & the police have stated, the name released does not match the name that was leaked to us by a source. | #OpFerguson
— Operation Ferguson (@OpFerguson) August 14, 2014
But for the record, one last time. Operation Ferguson has NOT, repeat NOT released the name of Mike Brown’s killer. Nor have we claimed to.
— Operation Ferguson (@OpFerguson) August 14, 2014
O On another note, what happen in Ferguson does not stay in Ferguson:
This is a photo we received of a local pastor who was shot by security forces in Ferguson last night. | #OpFergusonpic.twitter.com/Mr9tzJ2eG9
— Operation Ferguson (@OpFerguson) August 14, 2014
Bonus quiz!
Pop Quiz: Is this #Ferguson, MO or Iraq? pic.twitter.com/XWNcWeSUgz — αηιs (@theblogpirate) August 14, 2014
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raincheck1956 August 15th, 2014 at 06:10
It’s amazing how much equipment small Police Departments have… All over the Country. In cases where the smaller departments couldn’t afford the armored vehicles etc., Homeland Security paid for them.. instant Army. Claire McCaskill said after 911 all of the police departments were equipped with this stuff.. (to fight terrorism?) but perhaps it should be scaled back.
edmeyer_able August 15th, 2014 at 06:25
It’s interesting to see which states are seeking it as well.
raincheck August 15th, 2014 at 06:10
It’s amazing how much equipment small Police Departments have… All over the Country. In cases where the smaller departments couldn’t afford the armored vehicles etc., Homeland Security paid for them.. instant Army. Claire McCaskill said after 911 all of the police departments were equipped with this stuff.. (to fight terrorism?) but perhaps it should be scaled back.
edmeyer_able August 15th, 2014 at 06:25
It’s interesting to see which states are seeking it as well.