Established Fact
ShutDown DC leadership used ArcGIS geographic information software to map vulnerabilities in Washington, D.C.’s critical infrastructure — including bridges, government buildings, transportation chokepoints, and telecommunications nodes — and trained activists in “Hong Kong-style” riot tactics and infrastructure blockade techniques. This mapping and training was conducted before the election, in explicit anticipation of a contested result, as confirmed by leaked Zoom calls. Note: the ArcGIS mapping claim is sourced to project source documents; no independently accessible primary-source URL was located during research.
Citations
Just The News, “Leaked Zoom Calls Show Extensive Preparation for Organized Protests and Unrest in DC” (reporting on pre-election ShutDown DC planning sessions, including infrastructure targeting and “Hong Kong-style” tactics training).
Fox News, “Election Day White House Demonstrations: Leaked ShutDown DC Zoom Calls” (corroborating pre-election ShutDown DC mobilization planning and infrastructure blockade preparation).
ShutDown DC pre-election planning materials documenting ArcGIS use for infrastructure mapping (on file in project sources; note: ArcGIS mapping claim sourced to project source documents; no independent primary-source URL accessible during research).
18 U.S.C. § 2101 (federal riot statute — travel in interstate commerce to incite riot).
18 U.S.C. § 371 (conspiracy to commit offense against the United States).