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Originally Posted by valo403
A pretty legitimate point IMO. There are scumbag cops, and I'm far from a police apologist (I'm not a fan at all really) but going after their families? C'mon. Somehow these people have it in their heads that it's acceptable to do pretty much anything if it's 'non-violent'. Some of them are in serious need a #### kicking.
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I've had Anonymous on my twitter feed ever since lulzsec was making daily headlines with their hacks around the globe, as I was interested in reading up on them. (Please, lets not derail this thread about the hacks, lulzsec, etc). It's been my experience that Anonymous (or AnonyOps, more commonly) has only called for doxing on occupy police after incidents of excessive force have been caught/revealed/etc. It wasn't until much news and fanfare about the pepper spray incident in NYC, that the call for doxing went out. Now, I'm not saying this is the only source where doxing requests came from, but the article only references anonymous and so that is where my perspective is coming from.