Covering up Pedophiles and Invaders crimes aiding enemy combatants

Star and Times Reporter Photographer Jeremy Bergen is accused of openly hiding information and knowledge of pedophiles in Swan Valley. He is allegedly working with the RCMP to silence the news and conceal the actions of foreign nationals. He is suspected of concealing information, and when questioned about foreigners living nearby, he initially denied it for two days before admitting some were allowed in. He is accused of covering up crimes committed by foreign invaders, including fraud, murder, arson of churches, food processing plants, and damage to forests.

The message asserts that people like him, who are supposed to inform the public, should be arrested. It warns all reporters that lying to the sheriffs or the public will result in them being reported, arrested, and having their devices seized once sheriffs are elected in their area.

A direct message to Jeremy states that he must turn over all evidence to the sheriffs and be arrested once a sheriff has been established in Swan River. The Star and Times will be raided, all devices taken, and all files given to the public because his job is to report the news, not cover it up.