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A review of gubernatorial candidate Ammon Bundy’s campaign finance report shows he paid $4,000 in campaign donations to the law firm that represented him in a criminal case.
Idaho extremist groups dox health care and social workers, judges, police as they toe the line between free speech and criminal acts.
The pandemic and the 2020 election breathed new life into the doxxing tactic – it has been used in Idaho in the past year to identify and share photos, home addresses and personal contact information of judges and legislators, as well as unelected workers: police officers, a social worker, a pediatrician, a nurse practitioner and a deputy prosecutor. No law in Idaho specifically makes doxxing illegal.
Proud Boys member pleads guilty in riot