Social media can be a double-edged sword — especially when people start sharing private information about others.

That’s exactly what happened with the account known as LA Scanner, which recently stirred up a storm for doxxing ICE agents on Twitter.

But the story took a surprising turn when the person behind the account was unmasked and faced consequences of their own actions.

Unmasking LA Scanner’s True Identity

Information coming into TDPel Media reveals that LA Scanner’s real name is Quillin Jack Donald.

This revelation shocked many, especially conservatives who had been demanding swift action from the Trump Administration to protect the ICE officers whose details were leaked.

The doxxing, or public sharing of private information, was seen as a serious breach, sparking outrage online and off.

Justice Served Through Social Media Backlash

While official action was awaited, some online communities didn’t sit idle.

Instead, they decided to give Quillin Jack Donald a taste of karma — by exposing his own personal details.

This kind of digital payback sent a clear message that doxxing comes with risks, and it’s not something that people will tolerate quietly.

LA Scanner’s Reaction to Being Exposed

Facing the heat, the individual behind LA Scanner didn’t take the retaliation lightly.

In a post on the same platform, Quillin wrote that they had found multiple posts revealing their family’s names and home addresses.

Understandably upset, they described this invasion of privacy as “unacceptable.”

Warning and Legal Rights Declared

In response, Quillin made it clear that they would defend themselves if anyone tried to come to their home with harmful intent.

“Be warned: if anyone appears at my residence with harmful intentions, I am legally entitled to use deadly force in accordance with my state’s laws,” they stated.

This stark warning underscored just how seriously the situation had escalated.