After Chelsea Manning (convicted in 2013 of leaking classified information to WikiLeaks, including the 250,000 diplomatic cables, video of the July 12, 2007, Baghdad airstrike, and footage of the Granai airstrike) was transferred to Quantico in July 2010, numerous allegations of abuse arose, including isolation, the use of maximum-security custody and suicide watch for punitive reasons, and other non-violent harassment by the guards, such as forced nudity. Though military officials denied abuse (including an incident where State Department spokesman Philip J. Crowley was forced to resign), the hacker group Anonymous threatened to disrupt activities at Quantico by cyber-attacking communications, exposing private information about personnel, and other harassment. Dubbed "Operation Bradical", spokesperson Barrett Brown stated that this would be in direct response for the alleged mistreatment. Military spokespersons responded that the threat was referred to law enforcement and counter-terrorism officials for investigation.