FBI investigating the increase in blow attacks

FBI director Kash Patel On Friday he revealed that the agency is investigating a recent increase in incidents of blows after several conservative media figures said they were attacked.

“I want to address the alarming increase in ‘hitting’ incidents aimed at media figures,” Patel wrote Friday morning on his social networks. “The FBI is aware of this dangerous trend, and my team and I are already taking measures to investigate and hold those responsible.”

The director emphasized: “It is not about politics: the creation of the police against any American is not only morally representable but also endangers lives, including those of our officers.”

Swatting is When a person tries to send the armed police to another person’s house for a false incident, which has led to mortal consequences in the past.

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“That will not be tolerated,” Patel continued. “We are totally committed to working with the Local Police to take energetic measures against these crimes.”

He added that there would be more updates to come.

The conservative podcaster Nick Sortor said Thursday in X that both his father and his sister were stunned that same day.

“A dozen police tried to kick my father’s door at gunpoint,” he wrote. “This is literal of terrorism. And the FBI should treat it as such. Before calling Swat, this emptiness — sent my sister an email calling me Nazi, of course. Then the reason is clear.”

Storor said that the person who called the police to his father said he was killing his “whole family, which demanded that they intervene with the deadly force.”

“This is nothing less than trying to murder. They wanted the police to kill my father,” he added.

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The conservative host Shawn Farash wrote in his account X that he and his wife were stunned on Thursday night.

“We are totally safe,” he told his followers. “Thanks to all who registered. We are going to do whatever it is necessary to find out who is behind these coordinated attacks and hold them to the fullest.”

A apparent call from coup In the house of the representative of Republican Georgia Marjorie Taylor Greene in December he became mortal after a car accident with the police.

Greene at that time said they had received her at least eight times before the false bomb threat.

In January, legislators presented a bipartisan and bicameral bill to impose “strict sanctions” to people who make calls that sink, including up to 20 years in prison if someone is seriously injured or murdered in an incident.

“Having spent more than 40 years in the application of the law, I have seen firsthand how the cock is an imprudent and dangerous action that not only puts innocent lives, but wasted critical resources,” said representative Mike Ezell, Republican of Miss., Said in a statement in January when presenting the bill in the Chamber.

“Local and state law agencies are forced to divert their time, energy and dollars from taxpayers to respond to these false calls, removing them from real emergencies. As someone who has been on the front line, I understand the toll that this gives to our officers and communities for which I am proud to help introduce the safe communities at the end of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law of the law

Representative Brandon Gill, a Texas Republican, wrote on Friday that he was “proud” to co -cross the bill.

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“Multiple influencers and conservative experts have had their homes in recent days,” he wrote. “This is an extremely dangerous form of political terrorism. They are likely to kill someone, and must end now.”