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US Army warns of potential violence at Joker screenings
Updated On: 26 September, 2019 07:38 AM IST | | Agencies
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The US Army has reportedly issued a warning to military commanders over the potential threat of violence during screenings of the upcoming film, Joker. The memo, from the US Army Base at Fort Sill Oklahoma, was shared by users on an Air Force Facebook page, and revealed that a bulletin posted by the Texas Joint Crime Information Center — working alongside the FBI — had discovered "disturbing and very specific chatter in the dark web" about the possible targeting for a mass shooting.
"Commanders need to be aware of this threat for soldier and family safety and to increase situational awareness should they choose to attend the release of this movie," the memo read. However, it was later removed from the Facebook page. The Todd Phillips-directed film is set to release in a few days. Many families of the victims who died in 2012 in Aurora, Colorado, after a gunman open fired at the local cinema during a showing of the Batman film, The Dark Knight Rises (2012), penned an open letter to Warner Bros calling them to take action against gun violence.
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