13 members of the St. Louis Klan without their faces covered. Is your neighbor or co-worker pictured? #HoodsOff pic.twitter.com/KTkGSheLgL
— Anon Cop Watch (@AnonCopWatch) November 17, 2014
Hacktivist group Anonymous has hacked several KKK accounts, including their official Twitter account, and Facebook profiles/pages of several members. They have released a photo showing 13 Missouri KKK members with their hoods off, and identified some of them via their Facebook profiles. This campaign to expose the violent white supremacists has been dubbed: Operation KKK.
This photo showing 3 Klansman at the #DarrenWilson rally has been removed from their FaceBook page #HoodsOff #OpKKK pic.twitter.com/oSa4T5tPx2
— Anon Cop Watch (@AnonCopWatch) November 17, 2014
Anonymous claims this is in response to threats of violence issued by the KKK if the Grand Jury hearing chooses to indict Officer Darren Wilson.
Those who stand on the side of slain 18 year old Michael Brown are promising mass protests in many major cities throughout the United States. Law Enforcement agencies around the country are creating plans to deal with social unrest. Gun sales have risen sharply in Missouri in the last 101 days since the death of Brown.
The issue racism and law enforcement is extremely volatile right now, as two Florida police officers were recently fired for being KKK members.
Fmr Deputy Police Chief David Borst & George Hunnewell #KKK Members http://t.co/H4ts92oeb1 #OpKKK #HoodsOff pic.twitter.com/Ira8Ge4tGk
— Anonymous 4thEstate (@4thAnon) November 15, 2014
