Unless things have changed, this isn't an issue with any particular registrar, you can put anyone's contact info in for the WHOIS information. In fact, just no

Unless things have changed, this isn't an issue with any particular registrar, you can put anyone's contact info in for the WHOIS information. In fact, just not having your name in the WHOIS won't help with the SWAT problem. Someone could just as easily create any website and just say they are you. I haven't talked to a SWAT team member in quite a while, but I still doubt they're very adept at looking up HWOIS information. I think it'd suffice to say that if anyone creates a website that says "I am ..., this is my plan to commit some serious crime". You're probably getting a visit, rather than an assumption that it's a spoof just because the WHOIS info doesn't match.