The serial swatter, 18-year-old Alan W. Filion, pleaded guilty to making interstate threats to injure others, which frequently led to massive law enforcement responses and rendered officers ...

A Southern California teenager was sentenced to four years in prison for making threats against religious institutions, schools, and other organizations across the country. Alan W. Filion, 18, was ...

In fact, in what a deeply reported story at Wired describes as a "months-long reign of terror" in 2023, Torswats "distinguished himself as perhaps the most prolific American school swatter in ...

Founded in the UK in 2003, for the last 10 years Fly has been operating in the mobile phone markets of Russia, Ukraine, India, Southern Europe and the CIS. The company that started out with feature ...

THE DOJ SAYS SOME OF THE CALLS RESULTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT PULLING OUT THEIR WEAPONS OR DETAINING PEOPLE WHERE FILLION TARGETED HIS THREATS. THE INVESTIGATION FOUND FILION BECAME A “SERIAL SWATTER,” ...

Federal authorities accused him of being a “serial swatter.” In 375 calls over ... Filion played audio of gunfire in the background, which prompted more than 30 law enforcement officers ...

After Philadelphia scores a touchdown, the crowd belts out the lyrics of a song in one shared voice: "Fly, Eagles Fly! On the road to victory!" "Fly, Eagles Fly" has become the defining anthem of ...

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Filion ended up receiving 48 months in prison when he was sentenced Tuesday. "Filion became a serial swatter for both profit and recreation," the U.S. Department of Justice said in a statement ...

The song lost its popularity in the early 1990s and in an attempt to bring it back, Eagles management changed its musical key and renamed it “Fly, Eagles Fly.” ...