Swatting Attacks Plague Conservative Influencers As FBI Responds

Swatting has unleashed havoc on conservative media personalities this week, thrusting FBI Director Kash Patel into the spotlight. These false emergency reports have cops storming homes, putting everyone in jeopardy. Patel’s commitment to partnering with local police aims to quash this growing menace.

The Daily Mail painted a vivid scene from March 12, reporting, “Conservative radio host Joe ‘Pags’ Pagliarulo revealed video footage of a man outside his home with a rifle.” Pags, a fixture in conservative circles, immediately sought Patel’s help to unravel the motive behind these attacks.

Nick Sortor’s experience took a personal turn when swatters targeted his family too. The Gateway Pundit stated, “Several conservative figures including Nick Sortor, Gunther Eagleman, and Shawn Farash have been swatted over the last couple of days.” A caller’s wild claim about Sortor’s dad suggests these pranks rely on dug-up details.

Patel isn’t playing favorites. The Post Millennial quoted him saying, “This isn’t about politics — weaponizing law enforcement against ANY American is not only morally reprehensible but also endangers lives, including those of our officers.” His March 14 statement rallies support across the board.

Gunther Eagleman and his brother Mike dodged disaster when swatters struck. The Post Millennial noted, “Gunther Eagleman said he was also the victim of a swatting attack,” linked to a fake “hostage situation.” The Gateway Pundit added, “Catturd and Gunther’s brother Mike were also swatted this morning,” piling on the incidents.

Chase Geiser faced a grueling double dose. The Daily Mail reported, “Infowars host Chase Geiser posted video of police putting him in handcuffs after a person called 911 pretending to be the media personality.” The second call hit before 2 a.m. on March 14, testing his resolve.

Shawn Farash and “Catturd,” the latter swatted four times, also made the list. The Daily Mail cited an FBI official noting at least 10 swatting reports on March 13.