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Arizona Police force websites defaced and leaked

Posted on July 1, 2011 by Lee J

Anonymous has once again let the anti sec cannon out and defaced a load of government sites related directly to Arizona police force, this comes as they have just release the CHINGA LA MIGRA COMMUNIQUE 3, which has alot of vital police information and personal information. Below the statement seems to be personal details and login details for the officers. below can be seen a screen shot of the defacing, current defaced/offline sites are:

azfop.com, azfop78.com, azfop5.com, tucsonfop.com, mesafop.com, azfop32.com, azfop50.com, and azfop58.com

owned arizona police sites

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