Upon review of the files contained in these data troves, and upon careful review of video filmed at recent peaceful protests, we hereby find and declare:
18 U.S. Code § 2331
(5) the term “domestic terrorism” means activities that —
(A) involve acts dangerous to human life that are a violation of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State;
(B) appear to be intended —
(i) to intimidate or coerce a civilian population;
(ii) to influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion; or
(iii) to affect the conduct of a government by mass destruction, assassination, or kidnapping; and
(C) occur primarily within the territorial jurisdiction of the United States
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Title |
File Size |
Link |
Description |
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BlueLeaks |
269 GB |
24 years of data from over 200 police departments, fusion centers and training/support resources hacked by Anonymous. |
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Chinga La Migra I |
446.6 MB |
A LulzSec hack against Arizona law enforcement. |
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Chinga La Migra II |
155.7 MB |
An AntiSec hack of Arizona law enforcement. |
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Chinga La Migra III |
55.1 MB |
An AntiSec hack of Arizona law enforcement. |
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Chinga La Migra IV |
2.6 GB |
An AntiSec hack of Texas law enforcement. |
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DPD Tim Rogers Convo 11 26 18 |
12 MB |
A secret recording of a phone call between Tim Rogers, editor of D Magazine, and a member of the Dallas Police Department. In the phone call, the officer claims that the Dallas Assistant Chief of Police gave false information to a city congressman about an investigation of a terrorist threat against Barrett Brown’s publisher. |
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Denver PD Crowd Management Manual |
16.6 MB |
The Denver Police Crowd Control Manual, obtained and published by Unicorn Riot. |
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FBI-DHS Release |
632.1 KB |
Hacked FBI and DHS personnel information released by CthulhuSec. |
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FBI Academy Association hack |
203.6 MB |
Coming soon! |
A decrypted version of FBI employee information hacked from the FBI National Academy Association by Pokemon Go. |
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FBI Anonymous conference call |
38.2 MB |
An audio recording of an FBI call discussing Anonymous. |
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FBI’s Secret Rules |
73.7 MB |
Materials released by The Intercept on the FBI’s secret investigative authorities and guidelines. |
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Fraternal Order of Police |
260 MB |
Files from the Fraternal Order of Police released by CthulhuSec. |
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Fuck FBI Friday I |
711.9 MB |
One of AntiSec’s releases targeting the FBI. |
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Fuck FBI Friday II |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Fuck FBI Friday II |
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Fuck FBI Friday III: ManTech |
390.2 MB |
An AntiSec hack of ManTech International Corporation. |
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Fuck FBI Friday V (FFF 5) |
581.1 MB |
A later one of AntiSec’s releases targeting the FBI. |
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Fuck FBI Friday VI (FFF VI) |
2.6 GB |
Hacked data from the Boston Police Department and the FBI. |
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Icebreaker |
2.3 MB |
A series of ICE manuals released by Unicorn Riot. |
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Shooting Sheriffs Saturday |
7.4 GB |
An AntiSec hack of sheriffs’ offices. |
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TigerSwan |
78.5 MB |
Internal TigerSwan materials documenting surveillance of and operations against Standing Rock and the Dakota Access Pipeline protestors. |
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We are working with multiple media outlets and data analysts to go through this data. As we complete each stage of our own analysis, we will be posting updates for CleverNews.Net
MappingPoliceViolence.org - A database and maps police violence and national trends.
UseOfForceProject.org - Documents how police use of force policies prevent police violence.
AtlasOfSurveillance.org - A database of the police surveillance technologies deployed in communities including drones, body-worn cameras, automated license plate readers, facial recognition, etc.
nixthe6.org - Six ways to make police unions less powerful and increase accountability for police misconduct.
nixthe6.org/contributions/ - A database and interactive map of politicians who accept money from law enforcement.
UnlawfulShield.com - Abolishing Qualified Immunity which prevents accountability for misconduct.
NYPD Misconduct Database - This searchable database contains 323,911 complaints about 81,550 different NYPD officers.
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