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"Black Man 'created fake profile' of Trump supporter to issue threats against pro-Arbery protesters"
Rashawn Smith, 20, was arrested on Sunday for allegedly creating a fake Facebook profile of a racist white Trump supporter to issue âhoaxâ terroristic threats against pro-Ahmaud Arbery protesters, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigations.
From Action News Jax, âAhmaud Arbery: GBI arrests man for making online threats toward Arbery-related protestsâ:
[Rashawn Smith] was taken into custody in Midway, Ga. and charged with dissemination of information relating to terroristic acts, which carries a punishment of up to ten years in prison, $100,000 fine, or both.
In a subsequent tweet, GBI said Smith created a Facebook account of someone else, which he used to post a hoax threat.
âThe GBI has arrested Rashawn Smith, age 20, & charged him with Dissemination of Information Relating to Terroristic Acts for a Facebook post that contained a threat to future protests related to Ahmaud Arbery,â the GBI said. âSmith created a Facebook User ID of an unwitting individual to post a hoax threat.â
Not one single mass media news outlet covering this story shared the fake profile Smith allegedly created or the hoax threat he issued...
Not one single mass media news outlet covering this story shared the fake profile Smith allegedly created or the hoax threat he issued...
The Georgia NAACP shared a screenshot of the threat and fake profile on Sunday and said they reported it to the GBI and Glynn County Sheriff.
The profile Smith allegedly used was a white man under the fake name of âJohn Huttoâ holding a rifle with a âTrump-Pence Keep America Great 2020â banner prominently displayed.
Smith appears to have used this fake profile to call people ân****r lovers,â sing the praises of the McMichaels and threaten to stage a mass shooting at a courthouse in Brunswick where protesters were gathering if the protests didnât stop.
The threats were used by the media to advance the phony narrative that white people are âhuntingâ black people for no reason...
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