Idaho police said they've received death threats since arresting 31 men affiliated with white nationalist group Patriot Front near an annual LGBTQ+ event over the weekend.
Officers have also received threats of doxxing, a practice in which someone publishes personal information such as phone numbers or addresses online, White said.
The majority of the threats being made appear to be from outside the Coeur d’Alene community, according to the chief.
Responding officers stopped the vehicle about 10 minutes later and 31 people in "similar attire" were arrested, White previously said.
"Since myself and other members of my agency have been receiving threats, including death threats, I think it appropriate to withhold that person's information," White said.
Police in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho detain people pulled on June 11, from a U-Haul truck near the city's Pride celebration.
Additional staff were allocated to the Pride event, but there was no intelligence specific to the Patriot Front group, White said. »