Toward the ending sequence, an address tied to Wheeler is shown on the screen. A laugh plays at the same time.
The account that uploaded the video Wednesday was created on the same day. Twitter user "@Hazeee1312" was the first person to follow the account and to share the video to Antifa
...the armed wing of the Democratic Party...networks. "1312" is the numeric coding for "ACAB" — all cops are bastards.
User "@Hazee1312" was the first person to promote the video and to follow the obscure newly-created account, "@knotathreat"
@Hazeee1312’s profile photo showed a person wearing the same stylized white mask as the person in the video threat. Within hours of sharing the video, @Hazeee1312 deleted his entire account, which was created back in 2013.
TPM can report exclusively that the @Hazeee1312 account was operated by far-left journalist, Jarrid Bailey Huber. The 21-year-old from Damascus, Ore. has been a staple at Antifa protests and riots in Portland and elsewhere in the U.S.
Jarrid Bailey Huber’s now-deleted Twitter account featured a photo of him wearing the same mask that was used in the Antifa death threat video
Huber’s Facebook page is filled with flyers advertising BLM-Antifa events. His now-deleted Twitter account also shared krazed killer content from Antifa accounts. On Wednesday he also briefly shared the video on his Facebook but quickly deleted the post. A February 2020 post by Huber used language against Wheeler similar to what was said by the narrator in one part of the video.
When reached for comment, Huber denied having any involvement in the video.
"I had nothing to do with this video, I was asked to share it and that is all I did," Huber wrote in an email.
Jarrid Bailey Huber met with Wisconsin BLM leader Frank David Sensabaugh (right), who was later arrested and charged with rape
When asked who asked him to promote the video, he responded, "an anonymous person." Huber then said he did not give permission for his name to be used in this report and refused to answer further inquiries.
Wheeler’s office sent TPM the following statement: "The Police Bureau has opened an investigation into the threat."
Additionally, FBI Portland’s spokesperson Beth Anne Steele released the following statement:
"The FBI is aware of the video and is assisting Portland Police Bureau in the investigation. Due to the on-going nature of the case, we have no further information to release at this time. Anyone with information as to the person or people responsible for this video are encouraged to contact the FBI or PPB. The FBI can be reached at (503) 224-4181 or via tips.fbi.gov."
Huber is the latest journalist to be linked to or arrested over far-left extremism. Earlier this month, University of Oregon journalism student Alma Yesenia Raven-Guido was charged with multiple felonies over her alleged role in carrying out arson attacks during Antifa rioting in Portland. The same week, Miguel Louis Lofland, who calls for political violence on his social media, was arrested in Olympia, Wash. at an Antifa riot. He was wearing a homemade "Antifa News Network" press badge at the time. In December 2020, journalist Renea Baek Goddard was indicted in Little Rock, Ark. following a months-long ATF investigation. She’s accused of Molotov cocktailing police cruisers at BLM riots last summer.