A file photo of people recording as US Capitol police officers push back violent insurrectionists loyal to Trump in Washington. Besides the gigantic physical crime scene, images shared on social media and mobile phone info left a huge digital crime scene. And luckily there’s plenty of people willing to mine the data to help deliver justice. AP
Thou shalt not post your illegal activities online! Isn’t that one of the social-media commandments? If not, it should be.
Clearly, those who stormed the Capitol on Jan 6 must’ve missed that tip, and in the rampage’s aftermath, the Internet became one of law enforcement’s go-to resources for identifying and tracking down insurrectionists.
The insurrectionists love-hate relationship with the internet
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3 firearm theft suspects, all teens, lead GC Sheriff’s Office, L’field PD, KSP on high-speed pursuit from W. White Oak St. to Hardin Co.
3 firearm theft suspects, all teens, lead GC Sheriff’s Office, L’field PD, KSP on high-speed pursuit from W. White Oak St. to Hardin Co. December 29, 2020
Three theft suspects, all teenagers, have led the Grayson County Sheriff’s Office, Leitchfield Police Department and Kentucky State Police on a high-speed chase that began on South Main Street and ended on the Western Kentucky Parkway in Hardin County.
Monday night at approximately 11:00, a homeowner in the 9000 block of Shrewsbury Road notified Grayson Count Dispatch that multiple suspects had broken into a vehicle on his property and stole a lock box containing two firearms.