The Guardian did not make lame jokes like some of the local "media" who made a big deal about the "antifa bus" but did no real reporting. The Guardian provided some information with an opinion.
Another example of Humboldt making national and international headlines for all the wrong reasons.
The same local "media" who are enabled, protected and funded by the good ole Humboldt corrupt, psycophants and status quo who chose to consistently invest in the wrong people as well as hinder independent reporting and it constantly backfires on them.
The decent law enforcement, people and businesses in Humboldt don't deserve to be included with those mentioned above.
Listed below are some excerpts from The Guardian article and the link to the article.
"Elizabeth Barkley, then chief of the California Highway Patrol (CHP) northern division, which covers rural parts of the state just south of Oregon, asked her colleagues to look into the claims and “notify our allied agencies in town”. Ninety minutes later, another CHP official forwarded the message to officers saying, “The thought is these buses are roaming – looking for events to attend (and possibly cause problems)."
"Fifteen minutes after that, a CHP sergeant told a listserv of commanders that “possible ANTIFA buses [are] heading to Redding”, adding that the agency’s tactical alert center had been notified. The official said that CHP aircraft operations were now actively trying to locate a vehicle on the freeway. The sheriff of nearby Humboldt county, William Honsal, shared the information with his entire staff, saying, BOL [be on the lookout] for ANTIFA buses from Oregon."
"The actions of officials in Shasta and Humboldt counties last summer were outlined in internal documents obtained through a public records request by Property of the People, a not-for-profit group, and shared with the Guardian."
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/aug/23/revealed-california-police-antifa-misinformation
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