Las Vegas Law Enforcment: Back-Peddlers On Steriods

Las Vegas police arrested Schoolcraft, 23, during the raid for allegedly making threats against the Church of Scientology over the internet from the insistence of top attorneys for the Los Angeles-area-based church.
They had reportedly asked police to investigate Schoolcraft, a camera buff who has posted videos on YouTube of his group’s protests outside the Las Vegas Scientology church. Both the Web posting and the videos were put up under the screen name “cameranonymous.”

Later, Justice of the Peace Eric Goodman then ordered Metro Police to return everything they seized in a midnight raid at the Las Vegas home of anti-Scientologist Colby Schoolcraft. Rasmussen said his client’s web posting was misinterpreted by police and the Scientology church, which the lawyer alleged has a history of trying to suppress the free speech rights of its critics.
Also in today's Las Vegas update, anonymous members metioned: "cameranonymous has gone out shooting today, in the desert, at our usual remote location, but has nothing to do with the shooting at the Federal Building.
We were at the courthouse, just a block away, although we were parked near the Federal Building, we must have left just moments before the shooting erupted.
Afterwards all of us went to breakfast at Blueberry Hill, but on the way home, passed some of the unusual Emergency Response vehicles en-route to the downtown area."
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