在呆在家里的抗议者在脸书上分享他们的个人信息后，抱怨企业违反封锁措施的华盛顿州居民收到了暴力威胁。
华盛顿三个百分点和重新开放华盛顿州——这两个团体一直在抗议民主党州长杰伊·因斯利的留在家里的命令——张贴了华盛顿人的姓名、电子邮件地址和电话号码，这些人已经向该州提交了正式的投诉，反对那些据称仍在营业或违反留在家里的命令下的冠状病毒缓解措施的企业。
据报道，在过去一周，他们的个人信息在脸书的两个页面上被分享后，一些被点名的人说他们受到了骚扰和暴力威胁本地报告。
华盛顿三个百分点组织，一个在脸书上自称为“敬畏上帝的爱国者”的极右组织，在他们的社交媒体账户上分享了以下信息:“想告发你的邻居吗？不要指望躲在你的电脑屏幕后面。”该组织随后还发布了一份电子表格，列出了迄今为止向政府官员投诉的居民的姓名和联系方式。
2020年5月9日，华盛顿州奥林匹亚州议会外，华盛顿州雷德蒙市的斯潘塞·鲍威尔(右)在抗议州长杰伊·因斯利的居家命令时卖旗。-华盛顿州巡逻队估计约有1500人集会反对州长杰伊·因斯利的居家命令
Inslee的新闻秘书迈克·福尔克告诉记者新闻周刊该小组通过向紧急行动中心提出公开记录请求获得信息，并根据法律要求予以公布。
福尔克说:“州长强烈谴责任何形式的骚扰，我们发现非常令人不安的是，那些试图通过举报违法者来保持其他华盛顿人健康的人受到了这种骚扰。”。"这种威胁性的行为是不可接受和令人厌恶的。"
Faulk指出，投诉网络表格表明，提供的信息可能会公开发布，但允许居民匿名投诉。
一名来自金县的妇女提交了一份投诉，后来被列入华盛顿三分之一人共享的名单，她说她立即开始通过电子邮件和电话信息收到威胁。她要求保持匿名，以免受到进一步的威胁。
在一个电话留言中，由倍可以听到一个人说:“你有48个小时的时间把[脏话赶出华盛顿，否则我就来找你和你的亲人。”另一名女骚扰者在语音留言中告诉她:“我希望你被[病毒噎住了。”
这位女士告诉该出版物，如果她知道自己的“个人信息将被提供给那些会利用它来攻击我的人”，她就不会对该企业提出投诉。
“我只是想成为一个好公民，”她补充道。
华盛顿三个百分点组织的领导人马特·马歇尔在周六的一次集会上为个人信息共享进行了辩护。他说，这些信息是公开记录，并补充说，破产的企业主有权面对原告。
截至5月10日，华盛顿州已有17000多人冠状病毒检测呈阳性，其中923人死于这种新疾病。总体而言，美国共有1，365，200个COVID-19病例，其中80，700人死亡，240，800人康复。
WASHINGTON RESIDENTS RECEIVE VIOLENT THREATS AFTER SUBMITTING COMPLAINTS AGAINST BUSINESSES FOR VIOLATING LOCKDOWN
Washington state residents who complained about businesses violating lockdown measures received violent threats after stay-at-home protesters shared their personal information on Facebook.
The Washington Three Percenters and Reopen Washington State—two groups who have been protesting Democratic Governor Jay Inslee's stay-at-home order—posted the names, email addresses and phone numbers of Washingtonains who have submitted formal complaints to the state against business that have allegedly remained open or violated coronavirus mitigation measures under the stay-at-home order.
After their personal information was shared on two Facebook pages over the past week, some of the individuals named said they received harassment and threats of violence, according to local reports.
The Washington Three Percenters, a far-right group self-described on Facebook as "God Fearing Patriots," shared the following message to their social media account: "Want to snitch on your neighbor? Don't expect to hide behind you (sic) computer screen." The group then also released a spreadsheet with the names and contact details of residents who have lodged a complaint to state officials to date.
Spencer Powell (R) of Redmond, Washington sells flags during a protest against Governor Jay Inslee's stay-at-home order outside the State Capitol in Olympia, Washington on May 9, 2020. - The Washington State Patrol estimates about 1,500 people rallied against Governor Jay Inslees stay-at-home order
Mike Faulk, press secretary for Inslee, told Newsweek that the group obtained the information via public record requests to the Emergency Operations Center and released it as required by law.
"The governor strongly condemns harassment of any kind and we find it extremely troubling that people who were trying to keep other Washingtonians healthy by reporting violators are subject to this," Faulk said. "This threatening behavior is unacceptable and repugnant."
Faulk noted that the complaint web form states that the information provided may be released publicly but allows for residents to file a complaint anonymously.
One woman from King County, who submitted a complaint and was later on the list shared by the Washington Three Percenters, said that she immediately began receiving threats via email and phone messages. She asked to remain anonymous out of fear she would receive further threats.
In one phone message, reviewed by the Times, a man can be heard saying: "You got 48 hours to get the [expletive] out of Washington, or I am coming for you, and your loved ones." Another female harasser told her in a voice message: "I hope you choke on the [expletive] virus."
The woman told the publication that she would have never made the complaint against the business if she knew her "personal information would be given to people who would use it to attack me."
"I was just trying to be a good citizen," she added.
The Washington Three Percenters' leader, Matt Marshall, defended the sharing of personal information during a rally on Saturday. The information was public record, he said, adding that business owners who are going under have a right to face their accuser.
As of May 10, more than 17,000 individuals had tested positive for coronavirus in Washington state, with 923 deaths caused by the new disease. Overall, the U.S. has a total of 1,365,200 COVID-19 cases, with 80,700 deaths and 240,800 recoveries.
