CNN linked to the FBI tweet and to a Douglas County Sheriff's Office Facebook post. They reported Romero's tweet and Q's promotion of it without linking to (and thus promoting) them. I found Romero's tweet in less than a minute and don't feel I'm being partisan or anything by believing CNN when they say Q linked to it.
Paul Romero:
"Oregon is on fire! Pallet Company in Oregon City confirmed Antifa arsonist on camera. Douglas County Sheriff has 6 ANTIFA arsonists in custody."
Douglas County Sheriff's Office:
"...our 9-1-1 dispatchers and professional staff are being overrun with requests for information and inquiries on an UNTRUE rumor that 6 Antifa members have been arrested for setting fires..."
FBI Portland:
"With our state and local partners, the FBI has investigated several such reports and found them to be untrue."
Now maybe CNN's crazy enough to push a false narrative that Oregon and Federal law enforcement can agree on something, or maybe, just maybe, they're telling the truth- and what's going on is crazy enough to get Oregon and the Feds on the same page. Which brings me back to asking what these people are trying to do. Is the Sheriff actively supporting BLM by denying having arrested anyone for arson, or is Paul Romero spreading FUD? Which one of them is lying, and what are their goals? Who are they really working for?
As Jackson County Sheriff's Office spokesman Mike Moran said recently,
"And so people ought to consider: 'Does this even make sense?' They should question anything they see in a social media setting."