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Matt Tardio@angertab · Jul 25, 2025

"We were being hunted" A group dedicated to busting child sex predators just announced they are shutting down after…

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Summary

A newly-formed vigilante group called Operation Soap, which had successfully identified and helped arrest 16 child sex predators in Missouri since October 2024, announced it is shutting down after allegedly being threatened and intimidated when they got close to investigating someone connected to child sex trafficking with powerful protection. The group cited family safety concerns and concerns about being 'hunted' by unknown forces.

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  1. #1

    "We were being hunted" A group dedicated to busting child sex predators just announced they are shutting down after they "were unknowingly closing in on someone tied to a child sex trafficking operation". "It was protected, shielded, and surrounded by power"🧵

  2. #2

    "Operation Soap" started in October of 2024 in Missouri. They are brand new, have busted over 16 criminals, and were quickly gaining traction. Link to news interview: ky3.com/2025/04/03/spr…

  3. #3

    Hours ago, they announced they are shutting down after being intimidated and threatened. They stated "we have families to protect". This group never looked for fame. In fact, they did the opposite doing their best to remain anonymous to protect the operation.

  4. #4

    Below is a link to their FB announcement. I want to thank my followers who continue to bring things like this to my attention. This is disgusting and needs to be exposed. @AngryCops facebook.com/story.php?stor…