Portland Juggalos claim recent business threats aren't them.

A few days ago, we covered a story claiming that businesses in Portland were being threatened by Juggalos.  Flyers were left on local businesses that stated that they had been "targeted by the Juggalo Family."  You can see our original article right here. There was an update posted earlier today by UPI.com that documented a response from Juggalos in the Portland area.  To see what Portland area Juggalos were saying, they went to our homies at True Juggalo Family to find out.  Here's the article:

PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 23 (UPI) -- A group of Juggalos, the clown makeup-wearing fans of hip hop band Insane Clown Posse, accused of leaving threatening messages on businesses in Portland, Ore. claim they didn't do it. Fourteen businesses across North Portland were covered with vulgar flyers that read: "You have been targeted by the Juggalo family to get the [expletive] out. Vacate or [expletive] our [expletive]" according to The Oregonian. The flyers are thought to be authored by people upset about gentrification in the North Portland area. Hundreds of Juggalos took to Facebook following the event, in a group called "True Juggalo Family," to say Juggalos didn't commit the act. "Obviously not a real juggalo because they promote love and understanding among mankind," one member wrote. Juggalos have been considered a gang by the FBI since 2011.