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Christopher Doyon, known online as Anonymous hacktivist Commander X, is the subject of "The Face of Anonymous," which premieres at the Hot Docs film festival on Thursday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Storyline Entertainment MANDATORY CREDIT TORONTO – When Gary Lang first met the subject of his “hacktivist” documentary in person, he couldn’t shake the suspicion he might’ve been duped by the guy known as Commander X. Christopher Doyon didn’t look like the sort of guy who helped lead an online revolution as part of the hacker group Anonymous. He was a scraggly-bearded nomad with a tendenc...

Updated 4/19/2021 2:27 PM Gary Lang, the owner of a McHenry car dealership, insisted Sunday a message that said criminals and new strains of COVID-19 are coming over the border that he displayed on his business' digital marquee last week was not racist, while also saying he was sorry many community members took it that way. The marquee message sparked backlash against his auto company on social media, and disappointed local activists who marched in downtown Historic Woodstock Square on Sunday to protest violence by police officers.   Organizers of the rally, which drew about 40 people, calle...

etichy@post-journal.com A Forestville man charged last year following a rash of burglaries in numerous towns has been indicted by a Chautauqua County grand jury. Gary Lang, 52, pleaded not guilty when arraigned Feb. 24 in Chautauqua County Court to a single charge of third-degree burglary, a class D felony. He was originally charged in January 2020 with two counts of second-degree burglary, five counts of petit larceny, third-degree criminal tampering and trespassing after an “extensive investigation” into burglaries reported over two months in the towns of Ripley, Pomfret and Gerry. A...

Pierre, thanks to you. and next to massachusetts and the deadly chain reaction gas explosions. this was all breaking at we were on the air just 24 hours ago. dozens of homes burning at the same time, in several different communities. what we have now learned -- police with infrared imaging stopping another major explosion before it could happen. here's linsey davis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, residents still reeling after gas explosions rocked three communities north of boston thursday. with 60 to 80 structure fires, surrounding fire departments were overwhelmed. at least 12 buildings wer...

State. a lot of people, it seems, took seriously the governor's order to evacuate and got to higher ground to shelters or to friends and relatives' hope. >> what will be the first order of business of your office of the office of emergency management in the morning when the sun comes up, gary. >> damage assessment will begin and the recovery effort, we have downed power lines. we have trees that are down. we have flooded roadways. crews will go out and start to alleviate those situations at the same time assessing the extent of the damage. >> well, good luck to you, gary laing communications o...