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Multiple conservative celebrities were victims of “swatting” attacks in the last week (mid-March), threatening their lives, the lives of their family, and those in law enforcement.
Nationally syndicated radio host Joe Pags was one of the first victims in a recent spate of “SWATTING” attacks, predominantly targeting pro-conservative American voices. “Swatting” is a term used to describe those who call in a fake 911 call, claiming a horrific crime is taking place that would typically require a SWAT response from local law enforcement.
Nationally syndicated radio host Joe Pags was one of the first victims in a recent spate of “SWATTING” attacks, predominantly targeting pro-conservative American voices. “Swatting” is a term used to describe those who call in a fake 911 call, claiming a horrific crime is taking place that would typically require a SWAT response from local law enforcement. (MORE NEWS: ‘Pause Button’ Needed On Trump’s College Campus Comments, Says Surprising Group Of People)
Who Was Swatted?
Along with Pags, conservative influencers and thought leaders Shawn Farash, Gunther Eagleman, Chase Geiser, Matt Van Swol, and podcaster Nick Sortor’s family members were also swatted in the coming days. Farash also received multiple pizza deliveries to his home.
Thankfully, no one was injured during the incidents. “This is nothing short of attempted murder. They wanted the police to kill my father,” Sortor wrote on social media, according to Fox News. A total of 15 conservative commentators were victims of the swatting incidents during the latest spree, the Washington Stand reported.
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