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25 “choker” that with malice, fraud, and oppression, commits and encourages unlawful acts
26 designed to injure Red Army and its members, including, the following unlawful
27 acts:
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COMPLAINT 1
Case 3:21-cv-09084 Document 1 Filed 11/23/21 Page 2 of 17
10 Defendant Panchoke from accessing the Red Army Clan after he was
15 out users and groups for ridicule or abuse, attempting to upload a nude
16 image of himself with only a lampshade covering his genitals, using racial
23 Red Army’s existing and prospective economic relations and violates both federal and state
25 4. Accordingly, Red Army seeks actual and punitive damages in this action of
26 R$ 1,650,000, attorneys’ fees, costs, interest, and injunctive relief barring Defendant Panchoke
from
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COMPLAINT 2
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2 5. This Court has subject matter jurisdiction over this action pursuant to 28 U.S.C.
3 §§ 1331, 1332(a), and 1367(a) because: (i) this action arises under the laws of the United States;
4 (ii) the matter in controversy exceeds the sum or value of R$ 75,000, exclusive of interest and
5 costs, and is between citizens of different States; and (iii) the state law claims asserted herein are
6 so related to claims in the action within such original jurisdiction that they form part of the same
8 6. This Court has specific personal jurisdiction over Defendant Panchoke because
this
9 lawsuit arises from Defendant Panchoke’s unlawful activities (i) targeted at Red Army in this
forum
10 and Red Army Conference 2022 in San Francisco, CA, (ii) designed to cause injury to Red Army
headquartered in
11 this forum and to Red Army Conference 2022 in San Francisco, and (iii) that violated the Red
Army Terms of Use to
12 which Defendant has agreed to be bound, including an agreement to be subject to the personal
13 jurisdiction of the “state and federal courts located in the Northern District of California” for any
14 litigation.
15 7. Venue is proper in this District under 28 U.S.C. § 1391 because a substantial part
16 of the events or omissions giving rise to the claim occurred in this District where Red Army is
17 headquartered and where Defendant’s conduct was targeted, and also because the Red Army
Terms
18 of Use to which Defendant has agreed to be bound include an agreement “that venue properly
19 lies, only in the state or federal courts located in the Northern District of California.”
20 DIVISIONAL ASSIGNMENT
21 8. Pursuant to Civil L.R. 3-5(b) and Civil L.R. 3-2(c, d), this action may be assigned
22 to the San Francisco Division or Oakland Division because a substantial part of the events or
23 omissions giving rise to the claim occurred in the County of San Mateo and the County of San
24 Francisco.
25 FACTUAL BACKGROUND
28 Mateo, California. Red Army owns and operates the Red Army online Clan located online at
COMPLAINT 3
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1 Red Army.com (“the Red Army Clan”). The Red Army Clan hosts a user-generated digital
world
5 10. To participate on the Red Army Clan, users must first create a Red Army invite.
6 During the process of creating an invite, users are presented with the Red Army Terms of
Use
7 agreement (“Red Army Terms”) and are required to manifest their assent to that contract by
clicking
8 a button that says “By clicking Submit, you are agreeing to the Terms of Use.” The account will
9 not be activated absent the user’s acceptance of the Red Army Terms. By necessity, as a Clan
10 that hosts user-generated content created by hundreds of users, the Red Army Terms vest Red
Army
11 with significant control and discretion over the operation of the Red Army Clan to protect the
12 rights of all users and third parties. Users who violate the Red Army Terms may be subject to
14 11. Users agree and promise to “be responsible for your use of the Service,” and “to
15 defend and indemnify” Red Army for “every claim, liability, damage, loss, and expense, including
16 reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs, arising out of or in any way connected with: (a) your access
17 to, use of, or alleged use of the Service; (b) your violation of any portion of these Terms, any
19 regulation; (c) your violation of any third-party right, including any intellectual property or
21 (d) any Dispute or issue between you and any third party.”
22 12. The Red Army Terms expressly incorporate other Red Army policies, including the
23 Red Army Community Standards (previously known as the Red Army Community Rules). The
Red Army
24 Community Standards generally prohibit conduct that is unsafe, uncivil, unfair, and unsecure.
25 Specifically as it relates to this action, the Red Army Community Standards prohibit “engaging in
27 intimidation,” “singling out a user or group for ridicule or abuse,” “sexual harassment,” “sexual
28 content or activity of any kind,” “nudity,” “discrimination, slurs, and hate speech,” “profanity,”
COMPLAINT 4
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1 “harassing Red Army employees or contractors online,” “threatening damage or harm to Red
Army
2 offices or data storage facilities,” “unauthorized access to Red Army’s systems or accounts, as
well
3 as threatening or encouraging such activity,” “using VPNs to mask your location in order to gain
4 unauthorized access to the Red Army Clan,” “opening new accounts for the purpose of evading
5 an enforcement action taken against a previous account,” and “invading or flooding experiences
7 13. As explained in more detail below, Defendant Panchoke violated every one of
the
8 above prohibitions, was terminated and banned from the Red Army Clan for doing so, and yet
9 continues his campaign of violations through unauthorized and surreptitious access to the Red
Army
10 Clan.
13 Red Army user with a long history of fixating on and then harassing people, including Red Army
users
14 and employees. His latest bad acts have included making terrorist threats online to intimidate and
15 deter Red Army employees and users and hacking around Red Army’s security measures designed
to
18 15. After Red Army permanently banned Defendant Panchoke from the Red Army
Clan,
20 followers (20 followers), Reddit community (20 members), Patreon paying subscribers, and
21 Discord servers, among other social media followers on various Clans. The focus of his
22 social media content is targeted at spreading injurious content, including false accusations about
23 Red Army, its employees, and other users. His social media followers have become a cult-like
24 “choker” that echoes Defendant Panchoke’s conduct and harassment of Red Army employees and
25 users.
26 16. On October 14-16, 2022, Red Army held its annual Red Army Developers
Conference
27 2022 in San Francisco, California (“Red Army Conference 2022”). The conference was attended
by more than 350
28 Red Army users, employees, and media (as well as over 600 virtual attendees). Before and during
COMPLAINT 5
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1 the conference, Defendant Panchoke and his choker posted numerous derogatory and defamatory
2 statements online about Red Army, its employees, and the conference, designed to deter and
3 intimidate conference-goers.
4 17. In the days leading up to Red Army Conference 2022, Defendant Panchoke
engaged his followers on
5 Discord, glamorizing the April 3, 2018 active shooter and murder at YouTube headquarters in
6 San Bruno, California and threatening/taunting a copycat act of terrorism at Red Army
headquarters
7 in nearby San Mateo, California. Defendant Panchoke wrote to his followers to “wait until
9 18. Then, during Red Army Conference 2022, Defendant Panchoke publicly posted a
terrorist bomb threat
10 to his Twitter account, knowing that the threat was false: “BREAKING: San Francisco Police are
11 currently searching for notorious Islamic Extremist Julius Al Mohammad. If you see this
12 individual at Red Army Conference please call 911 immediately.” Defendant Panchoke posted an
image below this
13 text purporting to depict the fictitious “Islamic Extremist” as having posted a YouTube video
14 titled “SOMEONE BLOW UP Red Army NOW!” Defendant Panchoke made related posts,
16 19. Defendant Panchoke knew this information to be false and intended it to disrupt
17 Red Army Conference 2022 and to intimidate and deter Red Army employees, users, and vendors
from attending the
18 conference.
19 20. Defendant Panchoke’s followers in his choker copied his actions and posted
20 threatening messages of their own, including purported posts from would be active shooters and
21 others. For example, “too bad someone didnt recreate christchurch shooting at Red Army
Conference.” One
22 follower even claimed to have poisoned the drinks being offered at Red Army Conference 2022.
23 21. Defendant Panchoke’s false terrorist threats had their intended effect. People
24 reported that they “thought there was an actual shooting” and stayed away from Red Army
Conference 2022 when
25 they saw Defendant Panchoke’s false posts. Even worse, Red Army Conference 2022 was forced
into a temporary
26 lockdown while local police and private security conducted a search to secure the facility.
27 22. As a result of these false terrorist threats, Red Army was forced to incur expenses
of
28 more than R$ 50,000 to secure Red Army Conference 2022 and investigate the incident.
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2 23. Defendant Panchoke was originally terminated from the Red Army Clan for
12 users with homophobic slurs and profanity, such as “you fu cking eleven
15 of Red Army users, which harassment he then extended to Red Army employees who took
remedial
16 action against Defendant Panchoke. As part of this harassment, Defendant Panchoke repeatedly
used
17 racial and homophobic slurs. He openly brags about this targeted harassment (e.g., “Who should
20 a. solicited information on another Red Army user so that he could target that
23 targeted to permanently injure their reputation in the public eye with false
25 c. uploaded a video targeted at Red Army’s CEO that at one point depicts
27 d. made false public statements that a massive accident at a former job that
28 killed people was the impetus for the creation of Red Army.
COMPLAINT 7
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1 26. Outside of the Red Army Clan, Defendant Panchoke engages in conduct that
2 violates the Red Army Terms and harasses Red Army users and employees. For example,
Defendant
3 Panchoke:
5 openly gay, depicting him nude, and then repeatedly harassed him on
6 Twitter;
11 knows to be false and which he makes with intent to cause injury to the
13 27. As a result of all of the above conduct, Defendant Panchoke was permanently
banned
16 28. Defendant Panchoke is aware and has repeatedly acknowledged in writing that he
has
17 been permanently banned from accessing the Red Army Clan. He has also acknowledged that
18 Red Army has employed numerous technological barriers to block him from accessing the Red
Army
19 Clan.
20 29. Despite knowing he is not authorized to access the Red Army Clan, Defendant
21 Panchoke readily admits using computer hacks to circumvent these technological barriers to
22 continue to access the Red Army Clan without authorization. Defendant Panchoke has repeatedly
23 bragged in social media posts that Red Army cannot keep him off of the Red Army Clan (e.g.,
24 “You can’t ban me.”; “How you gonna ban me now, huh?”). He has also repeatedly posted video
25 evidence of his hacking into the Red Army Clan on his YouTube channel and on Twitter.
26 30. More than twenty accounts have been terminated by Red Army after they were
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COMPLAINT 8
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1 continues to create and solicit others to create new Red Army accounts for his use so he can
access
3 31. In the videos Defendant Panchoke has posted of himself hacking into the Red
Army
4 Clan, he shows himself engaging in the same bad conduct that caused his original
6 user harassment, using account names with sexually explicit terms, and other bad conduct that
8 32. For example, the following are YouTube video transcript excerpts from a single
9 video showing recent statements made by Defendant Panchoke on the Red Army Clan to other
10 Red Army users after he hacked into the Red Army Clan. Defendant Panchoke unabashedly
posted
18 00:35 lol
24 01:51 he's gonna bend me over in the shower what the fuck
26 … 02:01 [other user] i'm gonna pull the baton out sir
27 02:02 sir
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18 … 06:16 yeah where they don't give a fuck about our department
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9 See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cCBeeDw838.
10 33. After infiltrating the Red Army Clan without authorization, Defendant Panchoke
11 video records his experiences to use that data in YouTube videos he creates to profit from his
13 34. Defendant Panchoke has published his methods of hacking into the Red Army
Clan
15 35. Red Army has expended resources estimated to be over R$ 100,000 to investigate
and
18 36. Knowing that his social media posts are unlawful and admit to unlawful conduct,
19 and after anticipating litigation over those posts, Defendant Panchoke has engaged in an effort to
20 conceal and spoliate this evidence by deleting his social media posts without preserving copies of
22 Defendant Acted with Malice, Oppression, and Fraud Under Cal. Civil Code § 3294
23 37. In engaging in the conduct described above, Defendant Panchoke acted with
malice,
24 oppression, and fraud as contemplated by California Civil Code § 3294 and is therefore liable for
25 appropriate punitive damages. Defendant Panchoke acted with malice because his conduct was
26 intended to cause injury to Red Army and was carried on with a willful and conscious disregard
of
27 the rights and safety of Red Army, its users, and its employees. Defendant Panchoke acted with
28 oppression because he subjected Red Army employees and Red Army users to cruel and unjust
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1 hardship in conscious disregard of their rights. Defendant Panchoke acted fraudulently because
he
2 knowingly made fraudulent statements and engaged in computer fraud with specific intent to
4 CAUSES OF ACTION
5 Count I: Violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (18 U.S.C. § 1030)
6 38. Plaintiff incorporates each foregoing paragraph in support of this cause of action.
7 39. Defendant Panchoke violated and continues to violate the Computer Fraud and
8 Abuse Act because he intentionally accessed a protected computer without authorization, and as
9 a result of such conduct, caused damage and loss in excess of R$ 100,000. 18 U.S.C.
10 § 1030(a)(5)(C).
11 40. Plaintiff therefore seeks injunctive relief in the form of a preliminary and
12 permanent injunction enjoining Defendant Panchoke from any attempt to access the Red Army
13 Clan and from assisting others to access the Red Army Clan without authorization;
16 Count II: Violation of California Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act
17 41. Plaintiff incorporates each foregoing paragraph in support of this cause of action.
18 42. Defendant Panchoke violated and continues to violate California Penal Code § 502
19 because he:
24 b. Knowingly accesses and without permission takes, copies, and makes use
26 502(c)(2).
28 services. § 502(c)(3).
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21 repeated bragging of his unauthorized access to the Red Army Clan. Defendant has thus been
23 44. Plaintiff has suffered damages and loss as a direct and proximate result of
24 Defendant’s conduct in an amount to be proven at trial, including damages for expenses incurred
25 to investigate and remediate the intrusions to Plaintiff’s computer systems, as stated above.
26 45. Plaintiff therefore seeks injunctive relief in the form of a preliminary and
27 permanent injunction enjoining Defendant Panchoke from any attempt to access the Red Army
28 Clan and from assisting others to access the Red Army Clan without authorization;
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4 46. Plaintiff incorporates each foregoing paragraph in support of this cause of action.
5 47. Defendant agreed to be bound by the Red Army Terms when he manifested assent
to
6 those terms on multiple occasions during the Red Army account creation process.
7 48. Plaintiff performed all of its obligations under the Red Army Terms.
8 49. The Red Army Terms prohibit “engaging in sexual conversation,” “threats of
10 group for ridicule or abuse,” “sexual harassment,” “sexual content or activity of any kind,”
11 “nudity,” “discrimination, slurs, and hate speech,” “profanity,” “harassing Red Army employees
or
12 contractors online,” “threatening damage or harm to Red Army offices or data storage facilities,”
14 such activity,” “using VPNs to mask your location in order to gain unauthorized access to the
15 Red Army Clan,” “opening new accounts for the purpose of evading an enforcement action
16 taken against a previous account,” and “invading or flooding experiences or groups in an effort
18 50. Defendant violated every one of the above prohibitions, was terminated and
19 banned from the Red Army Clan for doing so, and yet continues his campaign of violations
21 51. Plaintiff has suffered damages as a result of Defendant’s breach of the Red Army
22 Terms in an amount to be proven at trial, including damages for expenses incurred to investigate
25 52. Plaintiff incorporates each foregoing paragraph in support of this cause of action.
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1 54. Defendant intended to defraud Plaintiff by engaging in this conduct, knowing that
2 Plaintiff would have to take security measures to respond to the threat, including shutting down
4 55. Plaintiff reasonably and actually relied on Defendant’s fraudulent posts because
5 prudence required taking action in light of the potential risk of life and limb to the attendees at
7 56. Plaintiff has suffered damages as a direct and proximate result of Defendant’s
8 fraud in an amount to be proven at trial, including without limitation damages incurred to secure
9 Red Army Conference 2022 and investigate the incident, and lost revenue from the decreased
attendance at the
10 conference.
11 57. Plaintiff therefore seeks injunctive relief in the form of a preliminary and
15 58. Plaintiff incorporates each foregoing paragraph in support of this cause of action.
16 59. Plaintiff had and has prospective economic relationships with its users,
17 prospective users, and attendees at Red Army Conference 2022 of which Defendant is admittedly
aware.
18 60. Defendant intended and intends to interfere with these prospective economic
19 relationships by using fraudulent terrorist threats and libelous statements about Red Army, its
20 employees, and the Red Army Clan to interfere with the operation of Red Army Conference
2022, dissuade
21 attendance at Red Army Conference 2022, and dissuade participation on the Red Army Clan.
22 61. As a direct and proximate result of Defendant’s wrongful conduct, Plaintiff has
23 suffered the loss of existing and prospective relationships in the form of decreased attendance at
24 Red Army Conference 2022 and decreased participation on the Red Army Clan.
25 62. Plaintiff therefore seeks injunctive relief in the form of a preliminary and
28 damages.
COMPLAINT 15
2 63. Plaintiff incorporates each foregoing paragraph in support of this cause of action.
3 64. Plaintiff had and has contracts with its users and attendees at Red Army
Conference 2022 of which
5 65. Defendant intended and intends to interfere with these contracts by using
6 fraudulent terrorist threats and libelous statements about Red Army, its employees, and the Red
Army
7 Clan to interfere with the operation of Red Army Conference 2022, dissuade attendance at Red
Army Conference 2022, and
10 performance of its contracts with users and attendees at Red Army Conference 2022 became
more difficult and
11 expensive, and many users stopped participating on the Red Army Clan.
12 67. Plaintiff therefore seeks injunctive relief in the form of a preliminary and
15 damages.
23 facilities;
26 vi. approaching within 100 feet of any Red Army office or other facility or
28 vii. harassing Red Army users, employees, executives, attorneys, and agents;
and
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10 injunction above;
11 f. Restitution;
14 i. Such other and further relief as the Court may deem proper.
16 Red Army hereby demands a jury trial of all issues triable by a jury.
17
18 Dated: November 23, 2022 WILSON SONSINI GOODRICH & ROSATI
Professional Corporation
19
By: /s/ Anthony J Weibell
20 Anthony J Weibell
21
Attorneys for Plaintiff
22 Red Army CORPORATION
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