Proof the FBI set me up in Zanesville, OH. FBI lured me from hotel parking lot with "source" ruse. First line of George Piotis article. pic.twitter.com/Kfs7Ovbanv— TruthLeaks (@GeorgWebb) June 16, 2017
Proof the FBI set me up in Zanesville, OH. FBI lured me from hotel parking lot with "source" ruse. First line of George Piotis article. pic.twitter.com/Kfs7Ovbanv— TruthLeaks (@GeorgWebb) June 16, 2017
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The press wants to characterize this as a false lead - yet their own reports validate Webb's concerns...as the quote from CNN illustrates it was the Coast Guard who identified the 4 containers on the Carrier Memphis which required further examination.
===> "Unified Command determines no existing threat to the port. Terminal will reopen & safety zone has been lifted," the Coast Guard tweeted. "There were four containers where threat was posed at terminal in Charleston, SC. These have been scanned and cleared by authorities."
It said the source of the "original reporting source of the threat" has been detained for questioning.
Coast Guard Lt. JB Zorn said the threat was based on an anonymous claim shared by a man on YouTube. "<===
http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/15/us/port-of-charleston-threat-evacuation/index.html
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USDHSCG/bulletins/1a2876a
US Coast Guard Media Advisory Statement
The unified command identified four containers aboard the Maersk Memphis where the threat was posed. The containers were scanned and cleared.
The safety zone around Charleston's Wando terminal was lifted and the terminal has resumed normal operations.
Responding agencies included the Coast Guard, Federal Bureau of Investigation, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, Mount Pleasant Police Department, Mount Pleasant Fire Department, Charleston County, South Carolina Ports Authority, National Guard Civil Support Team Unit 43, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division and the Coast Guard Investigative Service.
The original reporting source of the threat in port of Charleston has been detained by authorities for further questioning.
For updates, follow us on Twitter @USCGSoutheast.
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