The Gateway Pundit reported on April 30 that a Trump supporter in California infiltrated the local Antifa, recorded phone messages, captured text messages and discovered that Antifa is a highly organized terrorist group that openly talks about killing police officers and targets local Republicans.
ABC network’s West Coast flagship station, ABC7, which houses the I-Team, has been investigating Antifa’s possible connection to recent acts of vandalism, including the bloody attack on Officer Shovan’s former home a week ago by the man who testified on his behalf.
Barry Brodd, a former Santa Rosa police officer, testified as a use-of-force expert in the Floyd trial April 13 to defend Officer Shovan’s actions. four days later, masked men dressed in black threw a severed pig’s head and pig’s blood at the house where Brodd once lived in West Santa Rosa. Broder hadn’t lived there for over a year.
The infiltrator gave Team Me the latest insider’s account of this attack and other recent acts of vandalism, saying, “I saw them arrive at Broder’s old residence. I read their manifesto and could see that they were a threat to the community and someone needed to do something about it. “
The manifesto, posted online by Sonoma County Radical Action (SoCo Radical Action), says, “Don’t hesitate, don’t wait …… Bricks in the street are for throwing! Paint in a can is for spraying! Cops in the brain are meant to be killed!”
The far-left activists, who communicate through the encrypted messaging software Wickr, met online to discuss holding protests on May Day, and the rhetoric was shocking, infiltrators told My Team.
The group leader said, “Saturday is May Day, let’s make some noise.”
The members said, “Let’s go kill people.”
The group leader replied, “Let’s kill some cops.”
The members said, “OK.”
The leader, whose screen name is “Marb,” is an Antifa leader, a 25-year-old female college student who was arrested last year for “felony assault on a police officer” during the Oakland riots that followed Floyd’s death; the district attorney declined to file charges, My Team has learned.
The infiltrator told My Team that he copied the “target list” Antifa had created, and that Antifa’s wanted to release their private information, their addresses and phone numbers, in order to monitor and take action. Antifa put Broder at the top of the list, as did the head of the Deputy Sheriff’s Union, as well as “killer deputies,” the police officers involved in the deadly confrontation, and local Republicans who stood up and spoke out.
The infiltrator told My Team, “The government has always said that Antifa has no actual organization, just an idea. Now it’s clear that the Antifa organization is very real and is a big threat.” The infiltrators have now been in contact with the Sheriff’s Union and and Santa Rosa police, about the potential threat.
Mabb has declined to be interviewed by the media, and according to information intercepted by Infiltrator, Mabb’s position is that no one, including herself, should cooperate with the media or the police. Since the undercover report by My Team, Mabou has been shutting down her social media, both public and private accounts.
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