Where's SCOTUS? Protest organizers will Venmo $200 to anyone providing real-time locations of the conservative Supreme Court justices

Individuals will be offered up to $200 for sharing the current location of conservative Supreme Court justices.

On Wednesday, a group of people gathered outside of Morton's, a restaurant in Washington, DC, to protest after it was learned that Justice Kavanaugh was dining there.

The Supreme Court justice who overturned the landmark court ruling on abortion rights was escorted out of the restaurant.

The service industry workers in DC. If you see any of the above, please let us know. If they're still there 30 minutes after your message, we'll give you a $200 reward.

Shut Down DC uses direct action to advance justice and hold officials accountable.

Tucker Carlson, a far-right pundit, brought attention to the group through his show on Friday.

If enough people do that, judges won't be able to do what they want, which is to bow to their will.

—Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) July 9, 2022

The group received an influx of messages with fake reports of the justices after Carlson's segment, but they also got a boost in donations.

The Supreme Court did not respond to the request for comment.