Oil & Water

Internal TigerSwan documents provide a detailed picture of how the mercenary firm surveilled Dakota Access Pipeline opponents and infiltrated protest camps.

By The Intercept

The Intercept
A TigerSwan Employee Quietly Registered a New Business in Louisiana After Private Security License Was Denied
The Intercept - Alleen BrownWill Parrish
TigerSwan, the private security company notorious for its work surveilling pipeline opponents at Standing Rock on behalf of Energy Transfer Partners, …
Mar 30, 2018
The Intercept
From North Dakota to Puerto Rico, Controversial Security Firm Profits From Oil Protests and Climate Disasters
The Intercept - Alleen Brown
TigerSwan, the mercenary security company best known for its efforts to suppress indigenous-led resistance to the Dakota Access oil pipeline, is …
Mar 12, 2018
The Intercept
A Native American Activist Followed Her Mother’s Footsteps to Standing Rock. Now She Faces Years in Prison.
The Intercept - Will Parrish
After spending a year in jail awaiting trial, Oglala Lakota Sioux activist Red Fawn Fallis pleaded guilty last week to two federal felonies related …
Jan 30, 2018
The Intercept
An Activist Stands Accused of Firing a Gun at Standing Rock. It Belonged to Her Lover — an FBI Informant.
The Intercept - Will Parrish
As law enforcement officers advanced in a U-shaped sweep line down North Dakota Highway 1806 last October, pushing back Dakota Access opponents from …
Dec 11, 2017
The Intercept
Dakota Access Pipeline Company Paid Mercenaries to Build Conspiracy Lawsuit Against Environmentalists
The Intercept - Alleen BrownWill ParrishAlice Speri
The private security firm TigerSwan, hired by Energy Transfer Partners to protect the controversial Dakota Access pipeline, was paid to gather …
Nov 15, 2017