Police Scanners Hacked To Play N.W.A.’s ‘Fuck Tha Police’ During US Protests

Written by on 2 Ιουνίου 2020

After hacker group Anonymous recently resurfaced to declare solidarity with #BlackLivesMatter protesters fighting against racism and police corruption in the US, the whole world has basically been holding their beer. And their first act of defiance has not disappointed.
“If the police can’t restrain themselves and are shooting reporters, kicking protesters, punching protesters, and engaging in violence — how can anyone expect the people to restrain themselves? People are done being brutalised and murdered”, the group posted on Twitter on Saturday. And shortly after, N.W.A.’s ‘Fuck Tha Police’ started blaring over police scanners in the city of Chicago.
A few hours after the iconic Straight Outta Compton protest anthem blocked communications on Chicago PD scanners, Tay Zonday’s song-turned-meme ‘Chocolate Rain’ also made a musical cameo, although it’s unclear at this point whether Anonymous was also responsible for that act as well.
Check out some of the footage below.

Hijacked chicago police radio plays NWA’s “Fuck The Police” pic.twitter.com/I3NWWYZwem
— doomer zoomer (@doomerzoomeer) May 31, 2020

– Depois desse vídeo o grupo em menos de 1h hackeou o site da policia de minneapolis o deixando fora do ar e hackeou tbm os rádios dos policiais de chicago impedindo que se comunicassem sobre as manifestações colocando fuck tha police para tocar pic.twitter.com/MERddSXnpS
— isa (@ksgluvs) May 31, 2020

The police scanner in Chicago was just blocked with Chocolate Rain pic.twitter.com/sAXfHEOLSj
— *asks you to steal gobstoppers* (@alexcollyard) June 1, 2020

SOMEONE HACKED THE CHICAGO POLICE RADIOS AND IS PLAYINH CHOCOLATE RAIN SO THEY CAN BARELY SPEAK TO EACH OTHER LMAOOO pic.twitter.com/3EE315dsEn
— yams says BLM & ACAB (@cornbreadcrumb) June 1, 2020

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