Facebook permanently disabled the account of John "TIG" Tiegen, one of the team members who protected Americans stationed in Benghazi, Libya from radical Islamist terrorists, after someone was shot and killed at a "Patriot Rally" organized by Tiegen. Tiegen attempted to appeal Facebooks decision but was told the decision could not be reversed. The alleged shooter was hired security for a Denver, Colorado news station. He got into a confrontation with a man at the rally, during which he was slapped and hit with pepper spray before opening fire on the man killing him. The victim was allegedly at the rally to show support for law enforcement officers. Denver Police says the shooter is not connected to Antifa. See video and images of the confrontation here.