I always see that the files are leaked, but never a link to get them, curious to what these manuals have to say.
Edit: Can be found on... Ddos secrets .org
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The anonymous puppygirls published the data this week on Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDOS), a nonprofit repository of hacked and leaked data. The group told The Daily Dot in a statement that they chose to target Lexipol because there are not “enough hacks against the police,” adding, “So we took matters into our own paws.”
You know, I read it in the article.
I then read it in your quote about 4 more times.
Around read 6 it sunk in what that meant, IDK why but my eyes just glazed over DDOS, thank you for the help Velma.
Sometimes our eyes just glaze over certain things! No problem :)
Welp I guess I wasn't too far off the mark originally... If you go to the page and follow the links they are only giving out the data to verified journalists.
This is old, the lexipol docs are out there, you can find them pretty easily. They're not a terribly interesting read, the training manuals are obviously the kinda thing you could enter into a court case so they're very sterile. There are some interesting bits though, namely some departments have the forms to get subscriber info from the major cellular carriers appended to the back which suggests they like to send those off a lot. Long story short though, to have to be ready to read between the lines a lot.
This leak was from 2025.
Regardless, it's published on the (new, not taken-down domain of) DDoSecrets
You can torrent it, too.
Article is from 2025
Perhaps you meant to type "2025"?
Whoops!
(bitch balls)
This was over a year ago
Sounds like it is all policy documents and training manuals (and PII of the employees at the third party who made them). So... I declare this a greyhat hack! No innocents impacted.
That's certainly an interesting name they call themselves.
It's for anonymity. How are we to ever know which puppygirl polycule they are?