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Sep 3, 2026 at 9:24 PMshared 4 minutes agocommunity_post👀👇 DIRECT FALLBACKunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PMshared 2 months agocommunity_post‪@AttorneyShield‬ YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PMshared 2 months agocommunity_post‪@AttorneyShield‬ YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM9 hours agocommunity_posthttps://youtu.be/e3KK_EA5Eck4 👈 THEY RESPONDED LIKE AN ACTIVE SHOOTER 😱 DIRECT FALLBACKunsupportednot created
Sep 6, 2026 at 3:34 AM8 hours agocommunity_post👀 DIRECT FALLBACKunsupportednot created
Aug 16, 2026 at 9:49 AM7 days agocommunity_postThis Is Terrifying. 👇 DIRECT FALLBACKunsupported
Aug 23, 2026 at 7:27 PM5 hours agocommunity_postState’s Attorney Fahey learns a basic lesson in signage: “Private Road,” “Dead End,” and “No Turn Around” do not mean “No Trespassing.” DIRECT FALLBACKunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:53 PM44 minutes agocommunity_postThe Return To Danbury 👇unsupportednot created
Aug 16, 2026 at 9:49 AM40 minutes agocommunity_postProsector LOSES It While Cross Examining Me! 👇 DIRECT FALLBACKunsupported
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM4 weeks agocommunity_post"RANGER LIED TO GET ME ARRESTED!" 😱 Watch this👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 7:05 PM34 minutes agocommunity_postCOWARDLY COP EXPOSED! Fully Raw Version! Must Watch This! DIRECT FALLBACKunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 weeks agocommunity_postHE TRIED TO GRAB ME FROM BEHIND Watch This 👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 weeks agocommunity_postIs This A Deputy Sheriff Or A Petulant Child! 👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 weeks agocommunity_post🛡️👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_postThis One Was Interesting…👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_post🤔 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_postMust Watch! 👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_postWhats The Issue With Cameras!? 👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_postNEW Audit: When Will They Learn!? 👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_postDefamation Lawsuit Update! YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_post👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_postNYPD Hates Transparency! YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_postIt’s Always The Ego 👇 YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM3 months agocommunity_postWILD YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Sep 3, 2026 at 9:24 PM3 hours ago (edited)community_postThankfully I’m safe now. More details tomorrow. Today, I attended a high-profile court hearing as a member of the public. I’m still shaken up about the whole thing , but I wanted to document this incident in real time to preserve a record of my experience. This case deals with police brutality, police and judicial corruption & violent retaliation faced all too often in this country by journalists hoping to hold tyrannical governments accountable. The corrupt cop’s psychotic daughter stood menacingly by me while I was forced to be confined to my seat like the rest of the public while we all waited for the (also corrupt) judge to enter for the hearing. Instead of the violent cop’s adult daughter proceeding to her seat as she was supposed to, she couldn’t help herself but to pause and STARE me down in an intimidating and violent way in the court room while armed officers stood by and watched. I was in fear for my safety, because we all know cops and their families get special treatment, and I’ve already seen the violent deranged actions of her detestable father. It was scary. Anyway, when this feral BEAST finally proceeded to her seat, she recruited her haggard and generally unkempt mother (the corrupt cop’s spouse) into her scheme to intimidate and punish me. These deranged freaks then proceeded to gossip loudly about me within ear shot, including calling me derogatory names & other details I’ll get into later. Instead of these deranged lunatics being treated like the violently-inclined thugs they actually are, they were of course given the full white-glove “victim” treatment by law enforcement who is in the same THIN BLUE LINE CULT their psychotic cop family member is in. All while the true victims (we the People) were left to fend for ourselves. Rules for us, never for them. DIRECT FALLBACKunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 7:05 PM3 days agocommunity_postDoes A Private Road Sign = A No Trespassing Sign? DIRECT FALLBACKunsupportednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 11:54 PM22 hours agocommunity_postCrowd Attack on Me! Watch This Before Is Too Late! YOUTUBE.JSunsupportednot created
Sep 9, 2026 at 1:04 AMSep 9, 2026 at 1:00 PMyoutubeCourt Footage Of The Verdict In 'Fahey' Trial - So Many Lies. OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Sep 9, 2026 at 1:04 AMSep 8, 2026 at 1:20 PMyoutubePost Trial Motions Filed & Appeal Update In Fahey Incident OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Sep 7, 2026 at 1:04 AMSep 6, 2026 at 9:15 AMyoutubeCops Get Called 3X For A Peaceful Protest! 1st Amendment Is Under Attack! OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Sep 3, 2026 at 6:54 PMSep 3, 2026 at 3:00 PMyoutubeJudge Hands Down Verdict In Long Island Audit - Fahey Trial OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Sep 2, 2026 at 1:05 AMSep 1, 2026 at 1:00 PMyoutubeYouTube DEMONETIZED Long Island Audit… Is the Police Union Behind It? OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Aug 31, 2026 at 1:05 AMAug 30, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeUnhinged Legislator ATTACKS Long Island Audit At Police Propaganda Event! OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Aug 28, 2026 at 1:05 AMAug 27, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeFederal Security Demands ID At Secret Government Building! Journalist Wasn't Even Trespassing! OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Aug 26, 2026 at 1:05 AMAug 25, 2026 at 7:07 PMyoutubeDA Goes On Fishing Expedition - SUBPOENAS My Financials For A Trespass Ticket! OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Aug 24, 2026 at 1:04 AMAug 23, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeThe Fahey Body Camera Footage They Didn’t Want You To See…EXPOSED! OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Aug 21, 2026 at 1:05 AMAug 20, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeNational Guard Gets Aggressive With 1st Amendment Auditor! OFFICIAL APInot requestednot created
Aug 19, 2026 at 1:05 AMAug 18, 2026 at 7:26 PMyoutubeGuilty Or Not Guilty? Verdict Court Date Set… OFFICIAL APInot created
Aug 16, 2026 at 7:29 AMAug 16, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeI Took The Stand & DESTROYED The Prosecution! Fahey Trial Finale OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 15, 2026 at 3:32 PMyoutubeEducation served! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 13, 2026 at 9:09 PMyoutubeDetention Officer Gets PHYSICAL Trying To Intimidate Journalist! #firstamendmentaudit #cops #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 13, 2026 at 6:00 PMyoutubeCOP SPIT IN MY FACE… THEN THEY PUT ME ON TRIAL?! FAHEY TRIAL DAY 1 OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 13, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeAlabama Deputy Got Inches From My Face! Sheriff Said It Was MY Fault! OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 12, 2026 at 5:54 PMyoutubeFahey Trial Has Concluded…Prosecutor Loses It! OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 12, 2026 at 10:22 AMyoutubeDay 1 Fahey Trial OVER! What Happened?! ⚖️ #longislandaudit #accountability #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 11, 2026 at 3:57 PMyoutubeDay One Fahey Trial Is Over… OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 11, 2026 at 2:00 PMyoutubeYou Need Permission To Film! 5 Officers Try To Enforce FAKE Law! EPIC FAIL! #cops #audit OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 11, 2026 at 8:59 AMyoutubeWish Me Luck! OFFICIAL APInot created
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 10, 2026 at 8:38 PMyoutubeYou Are Being Detained. Officers Get EXPOSED For Unlawful Detention! #cops #accountability #fyp OFFICIAL APInot created
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 10, 2026 at 11:33 AMyoutube"Go Back To Your Country" Correctional Officer Gets EXPOSED! #Transparency #accountability #fyp OFFICIAL APInot created
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 9, 2026 at 8:29 PMyoutubeProof: Long Island Cops Are Corrupt! #audit #cops #firstamendment OFFICIAL APInot created
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 9, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeLong Island Police Departments Are EVIL & Corrupt - Here’s The Proof OFFICIAL APInot created
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 8, 2026 at 5:12 PMyoutube"YOU CAN'T FILM?" KAREN FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp OFFICIAL APInot created
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 8, 2026 at 10:43 AMyoutubeTHREATENED AFTER WINNING! THEY NEVER LEARN! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp OFFICIAL APInot created
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 7, 2026 at 8:42 PMyoutubeThey Tried To SILENCE Me! Intimidation FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 6, 2026 at 9:00 PMyoutubeCourt Administrator LOSES IT Over A Camera! Tried To Seize Phone! #COPS #accountability #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 6, 2026 at 5:00 PMyoutubeCourt Administrator HATES Transparency! OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 5, 2026 at 8:00 PMyoutubeCOPS EXPOSED ON CAMERA! You Won't Believe! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 4, 2026 at 9:28 PMyoutubeCops EXPOSED On Camera! First Amendment Audit FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #cops #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 4, 2026 at 3:39 PMyoutubeARE YOU A COP? Unhinged Trooper EXPOSED During Traffic Stop Audit! #cops #Transparency #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 4, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeThis Trooper’s Behavior Will SHOCK You! Traffic Stop Audit OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 3, 2026 at 8:49 PMyoutubeTyrant Cops EXPOSED On Camera! First Amendment Audit FAIL! #accountability #cops #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 3, 2026 at 5:49 PMyoutubeRELEASED: Body Cam Footage Of My Arrest ! They Thought They Could Hide It #cops #audit #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 2, 2026 at 7:51 PMyoutubeUNLAWFUL ARREST PROVEN #accountability #Transparency #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 2, 2026 at 2:00 PMyoutubeBody Cam Footage Of My Unlawful Arrest! #firstamendmentaudit #auditingamerica #cops OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 2, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeNEVER BEFORE SEEN Body Cam Footage Of My Unlawful Arrest! OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMAug 1, 2026 at 7:06 PMyoutubeHe called the police demanding my arrest! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 31, 2026 at 8:47 PMyoutubeBODYCAM PROVES LIES! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 31, 2026 at 3:22 PMyoutubeHE ASSAULTED ME – NOW THIS? #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 30, 2026 at 9:46 PMyoutubeDETECTIVE EXPOSED! #audit #cops OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 30, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeDetective Fabricated A Crime To PUNISH Cop Watcher! Deposition OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 29, 2026 at 6:45 PMyoutubeVIDEO SURVIVED #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 29, 2026 at 1:58 PMyoutubeASSAULT ATTEMPT FAILS! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 28, 2026 at 8:09 PMyoutubeThe Court Transcripts They Didn’t Want You to See... OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 27, 2026 at 4:00 PMyoutubeTHEY WON'T SHOW IT #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica #fyp OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 27, 2026 at 11:05 AMyoutubeSupervisor Says "The Constitution Doesn't Apply Here!" Delaware Probation Dept EXPOSED! OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 26, 2026 at 8:00 PMyoutubePBA Pres Called Cops! DA Did NOTHING! OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 26, 2026 at 3:09 PMyoutubeMy Billboard Truck EXPOSED The PBA - DA Covered It Up! #audit #cops OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 26, 2026 at 9:00 AMyoutubeThey Called The Police Over My Billboard Truck...It Didn't Go As Planned! OFFICIAL API
Aug 15, 2026 at 10:47 PMJul 25, 2026 at 9:32 PMyoutubeCAUGHT ON CAMERA! #COPS #AUDIT OFFICIAL API

Locations and Incident Progress

Progress is inferred from wording found in indexed material: recording → records requested → complaint → court case → resolved. Treat it as a research lead until verified.
LocationProgressStatusConfidenceSourcesLatestSummary
Alabamarecordedongoingmed 55%1Aug 13, 2026 at 12:00 AMThis one went down at the Limestone County Sheriff's Department in Alabama.
Killingly, Connecticutrecordedongoingmed 55%1Aug 12, 2026 at 12:00 AMRight behind me at the Danielson Superior Court here in Killingly, Connecticut.
Killing Lee, Connecticutrecordedongoingmed 55%1Aug 11, 2026 at 12:00 AMRight behind me is the Danielson Superior Court here in Killing Lee, Connecticut.
Corrupticrecordedongoingmed 55%1Aug 11, 2026 at 12:00 AMOne year later, we are still facing this injustice here in Corruptic.
City Hallrecordedongoingmed 55%1Aug 5, 2026 at 12:00 AMI told you I was an independent journalist. >> You didn't say that. >> I did. >> Now, what business do you have in City Hall? >> I'm an independent journalist gathering content for a story. >> Mhm.
West Virginiacourt caseongoingmed 55%1Jul 31, 2026 at 12:00 AMlawsuit. >> That doesn't matter, sir. >> Well, you asked me a lot of questions and I can >> The United States Constitution >> You asked me a lot of questions >> doesn't end in West Virginia, sir. >> No, you're you're you're going about this all stupid.
Livingston, Texascourt caseongoingmed 55%1Jul 30, 2026 at 12:00 AMIn today's video, we are going to be watching the federal lawsuit deposition of Livingston, Texas, Police Department's Detective Barker.
Livingstonrecordedongoingmed 55%1Jul 30, 2026 at 12:00 AMUh you've seen that in Livingston. >> I have, yes. >> Okay.
Februaryrecordedongoingmed 55%1Jul 30, 2026 at 12:00 AMUh February in February 2022, what was your understanding of an individual's right to film police? >> Uh it was legal all you know, certain limitations apply of course, but it was legal as long as they didn't interfere with your your investigation. >> Okay.
Public Alleyrecordedongoingmed 55%1Jul 29, 2026 at 12:00 AMThat doesn't seem very fair. >> Yeah, this is Otis, the security officer here at Public Alley, and I got a gentleman up here on the second floor.
Suffolk County, New Yorkrecordedongoingmed 55%1Jul 29, 2026 at 12:00 AMSo for those of you who do not know, I was unlawfully arrested by the police union president here in Suffolk County, New York, Lou Savino.
Delawarerecordedongoingmed 55%1Jul 27, 2026 at 12:00 AMYou have no business being here cuz again, this is private property. >> It's not private property. >> [music] >> Any request that goes through that must go through Dover, sir. >> Right. >> I'll just It could go to any agency, sir. >> The agency >> I'm very familiar with the open records act. >> But the agency in Delaware that holds the records, sir. >> But you can But they could forward it.
Suffolk Countyrecordedongoingmed 55%1Jul 27, 2026 at 12:00 AMI couldn't believe I was being served with a stay-away order protection, 100 yards that I can't go anywhere near this thug with a badge, Lou Civello, the PBA president, the police union president here in Suffolk County, and I found out a lot about him and more is to come.
Connecticutrecordedongoingmed 55%7Jul 24, 2026 at 12:00 AMAnd I said, I'm not the one on trial here. [laughter] And the prosecutor said, "Uh, yeah, you are." [laughter] And I was like, "Oh, yeah, you're right." I I kind of forgot mid-trial >> that I'm the one on trial because it's just it's so bizarre to me that I'm the one on trial here in Connecticut when he's the one who committed multiple felonies.
Colonelrecordedongoinglow 40%1Aug 24, 2025 at 9:01 AMMUST WATCH: Asking Questions at Colonel’s Home…Then a BEAR Shows Up!

Living Profile Timeline

shared 2 months ago · community post

‪@AttorneyShield‬

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‪@AttorneyShield‬

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https://youtu.be/e3KK_EA5Eck4 👈 THEY RESPONDED LIKE AN ACTIVE SHOOTER 😱

https://youtu.be/e3KK_EA5Eck4 👈 THEY RESPONDED LIKE AN ACTIVE SHOOTER 😱
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7 days ago OPENROUTER · google/gemini-2.5-flash-lite

LongIslandAudit: "This Is Terrifying."

On YouTube, the creator of LongIslandAudit posted a community message stating, "This Is Terrifying." The post included a downward-pointing finger emoji, but did not specify the nature of the content that was deemed terrifying.

Why it matters: This post from LongIslandAudit, a channel focused on First Amendment audits, may signal a new or particularly concerning incident or development related to their auditing activities. It could indicate potential escalation in interactions with authorities or new challenges faced by auditors, making it relevant to understanding the landscape of government transparency and civil liberties advocacy.
Fundraising: No fundraising information was provided in the source.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The creator finds something "terrifying." (LongIslandAudit; source observation)
7 days ago · community post

This Is Terrifying. 👇

This Is Terrifying. 👇
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44 minutes ago · community post

The Return To Danbury 👇

The Return To Danbury 👇
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40 minutes ago OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit posts community update alleging prosecutor 'loses it' during cross-examination

LongIslandAudit published a YouTube community post titled 'Prosector LOSES It While Cross Examining Me! 👇' approximately 40 minutes ago. The post attributes a claim that a prosecutor lost composure during cross-examination of the creator. No further details—such as the court, case name, or date of the proceeding—are provided in the source. The post appears to be a teaser for a video about a prior legal interaction.

Why it matters: This post highlights a potentially adversarial courtroom interaction between a First Amendment auditor and a prosecutor, a dynamic relevant to tensions between auditors and the legal system. It may offer insight into challenges auditors face during legal proceedings.
Fundraising: none
Attributed claims and criticism
  • A prosecutor 'loses it' while cross-examining the creator. (LongIslandAudit (creator, via YouTube community post); unverified claim)
40 minutes ago · community post

Prosector LOSES It While Cross Examining Me! 👇

Prosector LOSES It While Cross Examining Me! 👇
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4 weeks ago · community post

"RANGER LIED TO GET ME ARRESTED!" 😱 Watch this👇

"RANGER LIED TO GET ME ARRESTED!" 😱 Watch this👇
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34 minutes ago · community post

COWARDLY COP EXPOSED! Fully Raw Version! Must Watch This!

COWARDLY COP EXPOSED! Fully Raw Version! Must Watch This!
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3 weeks ago · community post

HE TRIED TO GRAB ME FROM BEHIND Watch This 👇

HE TRIED TO GRAB ME FROM BEHIND Watch This 👇
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3 weeks ago · community post

Is This A Deputy Sheriff Or A Petulant Child! 👇

Is This A Deputy Sheriff Or A Petulant Child! 👇
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3 weeks ago · community post

🛡️👇

🛡️👇
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3 months ago · community post

This One Was Interesting…👇

This One Was Interesting…👇
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3 months ago · community post

🤔

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3 months ago · community post

Must Watch! 👇

Must Watch! 👇
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3 months ago · community post

Whats The Issue With Cameras!? 👇

Whats The Issue With Cameras!? 👇
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3 months ago · community post

NEW Audit: When Will They Learn!? 👇

NEW Audit: When Will They Learn!? 👇
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3 months ago · community post

Defamation Lawsuit Update!

Defamation Lawsuit Update!
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3 months ago · community post

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3 months ago · community post

NYPD Hates Transparency!

NYPD Hates Transparency!
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3 months ago · community post

It’s Always The Ego 👇

It’s Always The Ego 👇
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3 months ago · community post

WILD

WILD
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3 days ago · community post

Does A Private Road Sign = A No Trespassing Sign?

Does A Private Road Sign = A No Trespassing Sign?
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22 hours ago · community post

Crowd Attack on Me! Watch This Before Is Too Late!

Crowd Attack on Me! Watch This Before Is Too Late!
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2026-08-19T00:26:41Z · youtube

Guilty Or Not Guilty? Verdict Court Date Set…

Guilty Or Not Guilty? Verdict Court Date Set…
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2026-08-19 · transcript

Transcript indexed: Guilty Or Not Guilty? Verdict Court Date Set…

Guilty Or Not Guilty? Verdict Court Date Set…
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2026-08-16T14:00:06Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit publishes video documenting close of criminal trespass trial; judge reserves verdict for 2–4 weeks

Sean Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit) published a video on 2026-08-16 covering the conclusion of his criminal trespass trial in Connecticut. He testified that he interpreted a 'Private Road – Dead End – No Turnaround' sign as a vehicle restriction, claimed implied license to knock as a journalist investigating overtime abuse by Sgt. Brian Behe, and left immediately when told to. The prosecution argued the posted sign itself gave notice and that prior animosity (including a pending civil suit) demonstrated Reyes knew he was unwelcome. The judge took the matter under advisement, with a decision expected in two to four weeks.

Why it matters: The verdict will clarify whether auditors who acknowledge a 'Private Road' sign but claim it applies only to vehicles can still invoke implied license to approach a residence, and may affect how property posting requirements are interpreted in Connecticut for citizens recording police.
Fundraising: None identified
2026-08-16T14:00:06Z · youtube

I Took The Stand & DESTROYED The Prosecution! Fahey Trial Finale

I Took The Stand & DESTROYED The Prosecution! Fahey Trial Finale
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2026-08-16 · transcript

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I Took The Stand & DESTROYED The Prosecution! Fahey Trial Finale
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2026-08-15T20:32:59Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit posts video of city-hall confrontation over filming, FOIA request, and ID demand

On 2026-08-15, LongIslandAudit published a video of a field encounter at an unnamed city hall. According to the creator, he entered the building to file a FOIA request and then was confronted by a chief and sergeant in the parking lot and later in the lobby. The creator asserted that he is an independent journalist with a constitutional right to film police in a public lobby and to refuse to show identification without reasonable articulable suspicion. The chief ordered him to leave, citing private property. The creator threatened civil litigation and accused the department of failing to educate its employees. The video ends with the creator asking how to file a complaint if he cannot re-enter the building. The supplied metadata labels this as an incident follow-up, but the source excerpt depicts a fresh encounter; it is unclear whether the creator is referring to a prior incident or this is the original recording.

Why it matters: This encounter is a recurring pattern in First Amendment audit content: a creator tests the boundaries of filming inside government buildings, demands articulation of suspicion for ID requests, and frames police responses as legal ignorance. The incident is relevant to the desk’s coverage of auditor–law enforcement dynamics, particularly the tension between claims of press rights and property-based exclusion orders.
Fundraising: Not mentioned.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • He is an independent journalist who entered city hall to file a FOIA request and recorded the encounter for a story. (LongIslandAudit (the creator); unverified claim)
  • The chief and sergeant unlawfully demanded ID without reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime and ordered him to leave the parking lot and lobby because he was recording. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • He has a constitutional right to film police inside a public police lobby and to refuse to show ID absent reasonable suspicion. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • He threatened to file civil litigation against the department for violating a constitutionally protected activity. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The department’s failure to educate its employees on lawful detention and ID-request standards is a recurring problem. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
2026-08-15T20:32:59Z · youtube

Education served! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #fyp

Education served! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #fyp
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2026-08-15 · transcript

Transcript indexed: Education served! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #fyp

Education served! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #fyp
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2026-08-14T02:09:57Z OPENROUTER · google/gemini-2.5-flash-lite

Detention Officer Allegedly Becomes Physical Attempting to Intimidate Journalist

In a YouTube video titled "Detention Officer Gets Physical Trying To Intimidate Journalist!", the creator, LongIslandAudit, documents an encounter with a detention officer identified as Tyrone. The creator alleges the officer became physical and attempted to intimidate them. The creator repeatedly asks the officer to back away, stating they are in public and the officer is standing too close. The creator suggests the officer should de-escalate, get their supervisor, or go have lunch, and asserts that the intimidation tactics are not working. The creator claims the officer intimidates those in handcuffs and cells but not them. The video's title suggests the officer's actions were an attempt to intimidate the journalist.

Why it matters: This video documents a potential First Amendment audit encounter where the creator alleges a government official, a detention officer, engaged in physical intimidation and harassment. The creator's response highlights their assertion of rights in public spaces and their refusal to be intimidated by law enforcement.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • A detention officer identified as Tyrone became physical. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The detention officer attempted to intimidate the journalist. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The journalist is in public. (LongIslandAudit; source observation)
  • The detention officer was standing inches from the journalist. (LongIslandAudit; source observation)
  • The journalist asked the officer to back away and de-escalate. (LongIslandAudit; source observation)
2026-08-14T02:09:57Z · youtube

Detention Officer Gets PHYSICAL Trying To Intimidate Journalist! #firstamendmentaudit #cops #fyp

Detention Officer Gets PHYSICAL Trying To Intimidate Journalist! #firstamendmentaudit #cops #fyp
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Detention Officer Gets PHYSICAL Trying To Intimidate Journalist! #firstamendmentaudit #cops #fyp
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2026-08-13T23:00:06Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit trial day 1 – criminal trespass charges; Reyes says he will testify

On 2026-08-13, Sean Reyes (LongIslandAudit) published a video documenting the first day of his trial on criminal trespass charges. Reyes claims the charges stem from an incident where a police officer allegedly spat in his face. The video includes court testimony from Groton police officers about signage at the property (private drive, no turnaround, no trespassing) and a dispute over sign placement. Reyes states he plans to testify on his own behalf and that the trial will conclude on day two. Reyes attributes the incident to an off-duty officer named Brian Fahey and says the Real News Network recorded the proceedings with court permission.

Why it matters: Trial coverage of a first‑amendment auditor facing criminal trespass charges; the case tests how signage and property access rules apply to auditors. Outcome could affect future court strategies for similar defendants.
Fundraising: none
Attributed claims and criticism
  • He is being prosecuted for criminal trespass after an incident where a police officer allegedly spit in his face. (Sean Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • He is innocent and will testify on his own behalf. (Sean Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • Police officers testified about signage at the property (private drive, no turnaround, no trespassing) and the positioning of a sign allegedly moved from brush. (Reyes' video commentary and court transcript excerpt; unverified claim)
  • The Real News Network was granted permission to record the proceedings, but Reyes was not allowed to record. (Sean Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
2026-08-13T23:00:06Z · youtube

COP SPIT IN MY FACE… THEN THEY PUT ME ON TRIAL?! FAHEY TRIAL DAY 1

COP SPIT IN MY FACE… THEN THEY PUT ME ON TRIAL?! FAHEY TRIAL DAY 1
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2026-08-13T14:00:30Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Limestone County, AL – Confrontation with deputy and sheriff's defense; no complaint form available

On August 13, 2026, Long Island Audit (SeanPaul) visited the Limestone County Sheriff’s Department in Alabama to record the exterior of the jail. According to his account, Deputy Roop approached him within inches, attempting to intimidate him. Sheriff Joshua McLaughlin later viewed the video but said the deputy had not acted illegally and accused the creator of seeking a reaction. The creator also reports that when he tried to file a complaint, Sergeant Moore told him no formal complaint form exists for the department. The episode highlights common friction in First Amendment auditing and barriers to civilian oversight.

Why it matters: This incident illustrates law enforcement resistance to recording and lack of formal complaint mechanisms, which can be used as a case study in government transparency and accountability research.
Fundraising: None noted
Attributed claims and criticism
  • He was recording the exterior of the Limestone County Jail on August 13, 2026, when Deputy Roop exited a vehicle, approached within inches of his face, and attempted to intimidate him. (Long Island Audit (creator SeanPaul); unverified claim)
  • Sheriff Joshua McLaughlin reviewed the video of the incident and stated that the deputy did nothing illegal and that the creator was 'trying to provoke a reaction.' (Long Island Audit (creator SeanPaul); unverified claim)
  • The Limestone County Sheriff’s Department does not have a formal citizen-complaint form for filing complaints against deputies or corrections officers, which Sergeant Moore confirmed to the extent of his knowledge. (Long Island Audit (creator SeanPaul); unverified claim)
2026-08-13T14:00:30Z · youtube

Alabama Deputy Got Inches From My Face! Sheriff Said It Was MY Fault!

Alabama Deputy Got Inches From My Face! Sheriff Said It Was MY Fault!
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COP SPIT IN MY FACE… THEN THEY PUT ME ON TRIAL?! FAHEY TRIAL DAY 1
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Alabama Deputy Got Inches From My Face! Sheriff Said It Was MY Fault!
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2026-08-12T22:54:10Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit Provides Post-Trial Update, Alleges Prosecutorial Misconduct by State's Attorney Fahey

On 2026-08-12, creator LongIslandAudit (Shawn Reyes) livestreamed an update on his YouTube channel immediately after the conclusion of his criminal trespass trial, which he calls the "Fahey trial." He states the trial lasted two days, with day one occurring on 2026-08-11 and day two concluding on 2026-08-12. He claims he is representing himself pro se and alleges malicious prosecution by State's Attorney John Fahey. He asserts his innocence on the trespass charge. Key developments per the creator: State's Attorney Fahey "lost it" during cross-examination; the prosecution called Eric Daigle (Daigle Law Firm), whom the town of Groton hired to investigate the creator's internal affairs complaint against police, to testify about the creator recording an interview without permission; the creator testified in his own defense; closing arguments were made; the judge will deliberate and issue a verdict after August 27, 2026. The creator plans to release video of day one on 2026-08-13 at 7:00 p.m. ET and day two on 2026-08-16 at 10:00 a.m. ET. He alleges Fahey has personal animosity toward him due to his First Amendment auditing activities and a prior lawsuit against former Sergeant Brian Fahey. The creator states he had multiple attorneys advising him behind the scenes. No verdict has been rendered as of the livestream date. The source does not provide independent verification of these claims.

Why it matters: This legal update details a First Amendment auditor's experience in a criminal trial, including allegations of prosecutorial misconduct and bias, which directly relates to the research themes of government transparency, accountability, and legal challenges faced by auditors. The creator's planned release of trial footage may provide further documentation.
2026-08-12T22:54:10Z · youtube

Fahey Trial Has Concluded…Prosecutor Loses It!

Fahey Trial Has Concluded…Prosecutor Loses It!
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2026-08-12T15:22:07Z OPENROUTER · google/gemini-2.5-flash-lite

LongIslandAudit Reports on Day One of His Trial in Killingly, CT

LongIslandAudit provided an update on day one of his trial in Killingly, Connecticut, related to an incident involving former Sergeant Brian Fahey. The creator, who is representing himself, stated that he is on trial while alleging that Fahey committed multiple felonies and is not facing prosecution. He also mentioned an alleged altercation between Fahey and one of his supporters outside the courtroom, and that the trial would resume the following day.

Why it matters: This content details a First Amendment auditor's perspective on his own legal proceedings, where he is the defendant despite claiming the alleged victim committed felonies. It highlights the creator's self-representation and his perception of unequal justice. The alleged threat to a supporter suggests ongoing tensions related to the case.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The creator is on trial in Killingly, Connecticut. (LongIslandAudit; source observation)
  • The trial involves former Sergeant Brian Fahey. (LongIslandAudit; source observation)
  • Brian Fahey committed multiple felonies on the day of the incident. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Brian Fahey is not being prosecuted for alleged felonies. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The creator is representing himself in the trial. (LongIslandAudit; source observation)
2026-08-12T15:22:07Z · youtube

Day 1 Fahey Trial OVER! What Happened?! ⚖️ #longislandaudit #accountability #fyp

Day 1 Fahey Trial OVER! What Happened?! ⚖️ #longislandaudit #accountability #fyp
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Fahey Trial Has Concluded…Prosecutor Loses It!
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Transcript indexed: Day 1 Fahey Trial OVER! What Happened?! ⚖️ #longislandaudit #accountability #fyp

Day 1 Fahey Trial OVER! What Happened?! ⚖️ #longislandaudit #accountability #fyp
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2026-08-11T20:57:20Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Day One of LongIslandAudit Criminal Trespass Trial Ends; Creator Alleges Prosecutorial Bias and Misconduct by Former Sergeant

On August 11, 2026, creator LongIslandAudit reported via live stream that the first day of his criminal trespass trial (stemming from a July 11, 2025 encounter with former Sergeant Brian Fehee) concluded at Danielson Superior Court. Representing himself, he argued that 'private road dead end no turnaround' signs are not equivalent to no-trespassing signs. He repeated claims that Fehee committed multiple felonies in the original incident and stated that Fehee allegedly threatened one of his supporters outside the courtroom. He read an anonymous, unsourced note alleging Fehee had an extramarital affair and claimed (attributing to unnamed sources) that Fehee had a history of drug-related arrests. He speculated that prosecutor John Fehee is biased due to a possible family relationship with Brian Fehee and that the trial is a waste of resources.

Why it matters: This update places the creator in an active criminal proceeding where the legal interpretation of signage and prosecutorial discretion are central. The unattributed allegations about the former officer's past may surface in later litigation or public-records requests, and the creator’s pro se representation is a notable milestone in his channel’s legal history.
Fundraising: none
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Day one of his criminal trespass trial in Connecticut concluded; he argues that 'private road dead end no turnaround' signs do not legally equate to no-trespassing signs. (LongIslandAudit (pro se defendant); unverified claim)
  • Former Sergeant Brian Fehee committed multiple felonies (menacing, assault, spitting) during the original incident but faces no charges. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Fehee had an extramarital affair with a colleague (Jill Cor) during work hours and that she stole overtime. (LongIslandAudit, citing an anonymous unsourced note; unverified claim)
  • Fehee was arrested for drug dealing as a minor and later sold drugs while a New London police officer. (LongIslandAudit, citing unnamed sources; unverified claim)
  • The prosecution is retaliatory because of Fehee's law-enforcement status and because the prosecutor (John Fehee) may be biased due to a family relationship with Brian Fehee. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
2026-08-11T20:57:20Z · youtube

Day One Fahey Trial Is Over…

Day One Fahey Trial Is Over…
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2026-08-11T19:00:25Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit posts video flagged as AI-generated fiction posing as First Amendment audit

On 2026‑08‑11, LongIslandAudit published a YouTube video titled “You Need Permission To Film! 5 Officers Try To Enforce FAKE Law! EPIC FAIL!” The excerpt shows a typical auditor–police dialogue about filming on federal property. However, the 1A Intelligence Desk content assessment labels the post as “misleading AI-generated” and “unsubstantiated” with no verified facts. It is unclear whether the interaction actually occurred or is a staged/fabricated production. No reliable source confirms any of the depicted events. The video therefore does not provide actionable intelligence for First Amendment auditing, copwatching, or public‑records advocacy. This should be treated as an unverified channel update, not as a credible field incident.

Why it matters: The post appears to be a fabricated or AI‑generated depiction of a First Amendment audit. If it is presented as real, it could mislead viewers about the legal rights and typical police responses involved. For analysts, it highlights the challenge of verifying source material in the audit community.
2026-08-11T19:00:25Z · youtube

You Need Permission To Film! 5 Officers Try To Enforce FAKE Law! EPIC FAIL! #cops #audit

You Need Permission To Film! 5 Officers Try To Enforce FAKE Law! EPIC FAIL! #cops #audit
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2026-08-11T13:59:00Z · youtube

Wish Me Luck!

Wish Me Luck!
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2026-08-11T01:38:58Z · youtube

You Are Being Detained. Officers Get EXPOSED For Unlawful Detention! #cops #accountability #fyp

You Are Being Detained. Officers Get EXPOSED For Unlawful Detention! #cops #accountability #fyp
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Day One Fahey Trial Is Over…
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You Need Permission To Film! 5 Officers Try To Enforce FAKE Law! EPIC FAIL! #cops #audit
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Transcript indexed: Wish Me Luck!

Wish Me Luck!
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You Are Being Detained. Officers Get EXPOSED For Unlawful Detention! #cops #accountability #fyp
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2026-08-10T16:33:48Z · youtube

"Go Back To Your Country" Correctional Officer Gets EXPOSED! #Transparency #accountability #fyp

"Go Back To Your Country" Correctional Officer Gets EXPOSED! #Transparency #accountability #fyp
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2026-08-10T01:29:51Z · youtube

Proof: Long Island Cops Are Corrupt! #audit #cops #firstamendment

Proof: Long Island Cops Are Corrupt! #audit #cops #firstamendment
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"Go Back To Your Country" Correctional Officer Gets EXPOSED! #Transparency #accountability #fyp
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Proof: Long Island Cops Are Corrupt! #audit #cops #firstamendment
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2026-08-09T14:00:18Z · youtube

Long Island Police Departments Are EVIL & Corrupt - Here’s The Proof

Long Island Police Departments Are EVIL & Corrupt - Here’s The Proof
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Long Island Police Departments Are EVIL & Corrupt - Here’s The Proof
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2026-08-08T22:12:33Z · youtube

"YOU CAN'T FILM?" KAREN FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp

"YOU CAN'T FILM?" KAREN FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp
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2026-08-08T15:43:51Z · youtube

THREATENED AFTER WINNING! THEY NEVER LEARN! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp

THREATENED AFTER WINNING! THEY NEVER LEARN! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp
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2026-08-08T01:42:44Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit posts encounter at Cass County Jail over no-loitering signs and detention question

On August 8, 2026, LongIslandAudit published a video documenting an encounter with Cass County Sheriff's Deputy Krueger outside a jail. The deputy said the auditor was seen on cameras 'wandering around' near a van and asked him to move along, citing no-loitering signs. The auditor responded that the relevant loitering statute concerns inmate communication, which he was not doing, and that he was engaged in constitutionally protected activity. Krueger requested the auditor's ID to investigate possible loitering. The auditor asked if he was being detained and for a supervisor. Krueger stated the auditor was not detained but asked him to wait. The auditor then indicated he wanted to leave if not detained. The source does not indicate how the encounter ended or whether any charges or citations were issued.

Why it matters: This encounter illustrates a recurring flashpoint in First Amendment audits: law enforcement applying no-loitering ordinances at jail perimeters, while auditors contest that the specific statute is limited to inmate-communication activity. The deputy's request for ID and the auditor's 'am I being detained' response are hallmark patterns that inform the ongoing debate about the scope of lawful recording in public spaces near sensitive facilities.
Fundraising: Not mentioned in source.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Deputy Krueger told the auditor he was seen on jail cameras 'wandering around' near a van and asked him to move along, citing posted no-loitering signs outside the facility. (LongIslandAudit (via video narration and exchange with Deputy Krueger); unverified claim)
  • The auditor argued the loitering statute applies only to communicating with inmates or passing documents, which he was not doing, and said he was engaged in constitutionally protected activity. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Deputy Krueger asked for ID to 'investigate' possible loitering; the auditor asked if he was being detained and requested a supervisor; Krueger said the auditor was not detained but told him to wait. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
2026-08-08T01:42:44Z · youtube

They Tried To SILENCE Me! Intimidation FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #fyp

They Tried To SILENCE Me! Intimidation FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #fyp
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Transcript indexed: "YOU CAN'T FILM?" KAREN FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp

"YOU CAN'T FILM?" KAREN FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp
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Transcript indexed: THREATENED AFTER WINNING! THEY NEVER LEARN! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp

THREATENED AFTER WINNING! THEY NEVER LEARN! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp
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They Tried To SILENCE Me! Intimidation FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #fyp
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2026-08-07T02:00:22Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Court administrator claims law enforcement authority, threatens arrest over camera in courthouse

A First Amendment auditor (LongIslandAudit) encountered a court administrator inside a courthouse who demanded the creator stop recording. The administrator claimed he was a law enforcement officer with arrest powers and threatened charges of disorderly conduct and obstructing official business. The creator argued that no statute prohibits recording in the building, that only a judge can enforce a court rule via contempt, and that the administrator's self-identification as a law enforcement officer may constitute impersonation. The exchange highlights ongoing disputes over the scope of First Amendment protections in government buildings and the authority of court personnel to restrict recording.

Why it matters: Records a specific incident where a court administrator asserted arrest authority without clear statutory basis, illustrating the tension between court personnel's perceived authority and First Amendment recording rights. The outcome may inform future debates about the limits of non-judicial enforcement of court rules.
Fundraising: Not mentioned.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The court administrator claimed to be a law enforcement officer able to make arrests. (Creator (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • Recording is protected by the First Amendment inside a government building that lacks posted statutes against recording. (Creator (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • Any court rule violation would be enforced by a judge through contempt, not by non-judicial personnel via arrest. (Creator (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
2026-08-07T02:00:22Z · youtube

Court Administrator LOSES IT Over A Camera! Tried To Seize Phone! #COPS #accountability #fyp

Court Administrator LOSES IT Over A Camera! Tried To Seize Phone! #COPS #accountability #fyp
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Court Administrator LOSES IT Over A Camera! Tried To Seize Phone! #COPS #accountability #fyp
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2026-08-06T22:00:38Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Field Audit: Perrysburg Municipal Courthouse Confrontation Over Recording

In a video published Aug. 6, 2026, First Amendment auditor LongIslandAudit (Shawn) documents a confrontation at the Perrysburg (Ohio) Municipal Courthouse. He claims he was lawfully recording in the public entry area when court administrator Scott demanded he stop, stated 'This is not the United States of America,' and threatened to seize his phone. A female officer (Officer Lord) allegedly asked him to delete his footage; he refused without a warrant. The auditor was threatened with arrest for disorderly conduct and obstructing official business. Court staff cited an unwritten local rule prohibiting recording to protect victims, but the auditor says no signs were posted. Sergeant McGuffin responded; the auditor was temporarily detained but not arrested, and ultimately left the building after being told he had violated the rule. The auditor asserts he never saw the rule before being ordered to comply and argues the rule is not a criminal statute. The video includes a statement from the auditor that a portion of the incident was not captured due to a camera malfunction.

Why it matters: This incident highlights ongoing tensions between courtroom administrators and First Amendment auditors over the right to record in public government buildings. The auditor’s claim that the administrator denied the applicability of U.S. law ('This is not the United States of America') and the request by a police officer to delete footage without a warrant raise questions about the limits of court-administrator authority, the enforceability of unwritten or unposted rules, and the intersection of privacy protections (for victims) with transparency rights.
Fundraising: none
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The court administrator stated, 'This is not the United States of America.' (LongIslandAudit (Shawn); unverified claim)
  • The court administrator threatened to take his phone. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • A female officer (Officer Lord) attempted to make him delete footage. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • He was threatened with arrest for disorderly conduct and obstructing official business. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • A local court rule prohibits recording in the building to protect victims of crimes. (Court staff (as quoted by LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
2026-08-06T22:00:38Z · youtube

Court Administrator HATES Transparency!

Court Administrator HATES Transparency!
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2026-08-06T01:00:26Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit publishes video of audit at government building; interaction with security director Barbara

On 2026-08-06, creator LongIslandAudit published a YouTube video titled "COPS EXPOSED ON CAMERA! You Won't Believe! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp." In the video, the auditor identifies himself as Sean and approaches a government building, stating he is an independent journalist documenting publicly accessible areas. He interacts with a security officer and then with Barbara, who identifies herself as the director of investigations and security. Barbara states that the area where the auditor is standing is normally employee-only, but the auditor notes a sign indicating employee-only areas and says he did not enter behind that door. The auditor also claims that another employee threatened him with jail time. The conversation includes a debate about whether recording for YouTube constitutes journalism. The video ends with Barbara apparently allowing the auditor to continue taking pictures and video. The source does not indicate any arrest, citation, or legal action arising from this interaction. The incident appears to be a single field audit, not part of a larger ongoing legal or fundraising campaign. No personal milestones or channel milestones are identifiable from this source alone.

Why it matters: This video is a direct example of a First Amendment audit where a creator asserts press rights and negotiates boundaries with a government security official. The discussion about what constitutes a journalist and the official's acceptance of the auditor's activity (allowing him to continue) provides a data point on how some government entities respond to such audits. It also illustrates common audit tropes: claiming independent journalist status, de-escalation of conflict with lower-level staff, and reliance on clear signage to define restricted areas.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The creator says he is an independent journalist exercising First Amendment press rights by documenting publicly accessible areas of a government building. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The creator says a female employee threatened him with jail time while he was trying to de-escalate. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
2026-08-06T01:00:26Z · youtube

COPS EXPOSED ON CAMERA! You Won't Believe! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp

COPS EXPOSED ON CAMERA! You Won't Believe! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp
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Court Administrator HATES Transparency!
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COPS EXPOSED ON CAMERA! You Won't Believe! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #Transparency #fyp
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2026-08-05T02:28:59Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit publishes video of city-hall audit encounter focused on officer identification and journalist-purpose claim

On 2026-08-05, LongIslandAudit uploaded a video ("Cops EXPOSED On Camera! First Amendment Audit FAIL!") of an encounter at a city hall entrance. The transcript shows the auditor repeatedly requesting the officer's name and badge number before stating why they were there. After the officer eventually provided a badge number, the auditor said they were 'an independent journalist gathering content for a story' and disseminating information to the public. The officer then allowed the auditor to remain. The video is a routine addition to the creator's ongoing series documenting First Amendment audit interactions with law enforcement.

Why it matters: This video reinforces a common pattern in LongIslandAudit’s content: the auditor insists on receiving officer identification before disclosing their own purpose, and the encounter de-escalates after the auditor explicitly invokes a journalistic claim. It provides another data point for researchers tracking how agencies respond to such demands and the role of journalist self-identification in these interactions.
Fundraising: Unclear
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The video shows the auditor asking for an officer's name and badge number before stating their purpose, and later identifying as an independent journalist gathering content for a story. (LongIslandAudit (creator); source observation)
2026-08-05T02:28:59Z · youtube

Cops EXPOSED On Camera! First Amendment Audit FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #cops #fyp

Cops EXPOSED On Camera! First Amendment Audit FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #cops #fyp
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Cops EXPOSED On Camera! First Amendment Audit FAIL! #firstamendmentaudit #cops #fyp
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2026-08-04T20:39:02Z OPENROUTER · google/gemini-2.5-flash-lite

LongIslandAudit claims Connecticut State Trooper recognized him during traffic stop audit.

In a video posted on August 4, 2026, LongIslandAudit documented a traffic stop involving a Connecticut State Police trooper. The auditor claims the trooper recognized him by his channel name, stating he watches his content. LongIslandAudit framed the interaction as a lawful exercise of First Amendment rights, noting the officer's apparent lack of objection to being filmed. The video also includes a discussion between the auditor and the trooper about the regulations governing commercial vehicle stops, specifically mentioning the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program.

Why it matters: This video presents an instance where a First Amendment auditor claims a law enforcement officer recognized him and engaged amicably, contrasting with potentially more confrontational encounters. The auditor's assertion of the officer's knowledge of his content and the detailed explanation of commercial vehicle stop regulations by the trooper could be of interest to researchers studying auditor-law enforcement dynamics and the specifics of commercial vehicle enforcement.
Fundraising: No fundraising was mentioned in the provided content.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • A Connecticut State Police officer recognized LongIslandAudit by his channel name during a traffic stop. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The officer stated he watches LongIslandAudit's content. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The officer had no problem with LongIslandAudit filming the traffic stop. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The interaction was a lawful exercise of First Amendment rights. (LongIslandAudit; opinion)
  • Connecticut State Police officers can pull over any commercial motor vehicle anytime to do an inspection without reasonable suspicion of an infraction. (Connecticut State Police trooper, as reported by LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
2026-08-04T20:39:02Z · youtube

ARE YOU A COP? Unhinged Trooper EXPOSED During Traffic Stop Audit! #cops #Transparency #fyp

ARE YOU A COP? Unhinged Trooper EXPOSED During Traffic Stop Audit! #cops #Transparency #fyp
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2026-08-04T14:00:03Z OPENROUTER · google/gemini-2.5-flash-lite

Long Island Audit documents respectful traffic stop, contrasts with prior alleged misconduct

Long Island Audit (Sean) documented a commercial vehicle traffic stop by Connecticut State Police Officer Matthew Zippoli. Sean characterized Zippoli as respectful and constitutionally compliant, noting the officer did not object to being filmed. During the stop, Sean referenced a prior encounter with former Connecticut State Police Sergeant Brian Fahey, whom Sean alleges spat in his face. Sean also stated he faces an upcoming court date on August 11th related to that prior incident, claiming he is being 'maliciously prosecuted' by a state's attorney named John Fahey, who Sean noted is 'allegedly no relation' to the former sergeant. Sean stated that if found guilty, he could face up to 90 days in jail.

Why it matters: This video presents a positive interaction between a First Amendment auditor and law enforcement, contrasting with many of the creator's typical encounters. The creator's claims about ongoing legal proceedings and alleged malicious prosecution by a prosecutor with the same surname as an officer he accuses of misconduct warrant further investigation into potential patterns of conflict and legal strategy in Connecticut.
Fundraising: No fundraising was mentioned in the provided content.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Connecticut State Police Officer Matthew Zippoli conducted a positive and respectful traffic stop with no issues about the creator filming. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
  • A former Connecticut State Police sergeant, Brian Fahey, spat in his face during a prior encounter. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
  • The creator has been arrested 13 times with zero criminal convictions. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
  • The creator is currently being 'maliciously prosecuted' by a state's attorney named John Fahey. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
  • State's Attorney John Fahey is 'allegedly no relation' to former Sergeant Brian Fahey. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
2026-08-04T14:00:03Z · youtube

This Trooper’s Behavior Will SHOCK You! Traffic Stop Audit

This Trooper’s Behavior Will SHOCK You! Traffic Stop Audit
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2026-08-04T01:49:01Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit Refuses ID When Detained by State Police; Sergeant Threatens Arrest During August 2024 Audit

On 4 August 2026, LongIslandAudit posted a video of a First Amendment audit inside a state government building. The creator was approached by a building supervisor (Captain Krutaski) and later by State Police Sergeant Briggs, who demanded identification for a report. The creator refused, asserting no crime was suspected and that the demand violated Fourth Amendment principles. Sergeant Briggs threatened arrest if ID was not provided. The creator argued the officers lacked legal authority and stated they would be held accountable. The video ends without the creator being arrested or providing ID.

Why it matters: This incident illustrates ongoing tensions over stop-and-identify statutes in public buildings, particularly when an auditor claims journalist status. It adds to a record of interactions where police and auditors dispute the necessity of reasonable suspicion before demanding ID, offering a case study for legal training and public policy debates.
Fundraising: Not mentioned in source.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The creator was in a publicly accessible area of a government building acting as an independent journalist and had a right to remain without identifying themselves. (LongIslandAudit; unclear)
  • State Police Sergeant Briggs demanded identification for a report despite no reasonable suspicion of a crime, which the creator argues is a constitutional rights violation. (LongIslandAudit; unclear)
  • The creator refused to provide ID and warned that the officers would be held accountable for demanding it without legal grounds. (LongIslandAudit; unclear)
2026-08-04T01:49:01Z · youtube

Tyrant Cops EXPOSED On Camera! First Amendment Audit FAIL! #accountability #cops #fyp

Tyrant Cops EXPOSED On Camera! First Amendment Audit FAIL! #accountability #cops #fyp
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Tyrant Cops EXPOSED On Camera! First Amendment Audit FAIL! #accountability #cops #fyp
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2026-08-03T22:49:32Z OPENROUTER · google/gemini-2.5-flash-lite

LongIslandAudit Releases Body Cam Footage of Arrest, Claims Police Misconduct and Financial Waste

In a YouTube video, creator LongIslandAudit released body cam footage of their arrest, asserting that law enforcement officers 'spit on the Constitution' and defend misconduct. The creator also claimed that the people of Suffolk County are becoming aware of alleged unequal enforcement of window tint laws and cited a Newsday report stating the county cost $4 million in the first three months of the year due to law enforcement expenses. The video depicts a typical First Amendment audit arrest scenario.

Why it matters: This video is relevant as it documents a First Amendment audit arrest and the subsequent release of body cam footage by the creator, a common practice within the copwatching and audit community. The creator's allegations regarding unequal law enforcement and financial waste are typical critiques leveled by this community against law enforcement.
Fundraising: The creator mentions the video is 'Paid for by my members,' indicating a potential indirect form of support but not a direct fundraising appeal within the video's content.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Officers spit on the Constitution by their job. (LongIslandAudit; criticism)
  • Officers defend law enforcement officers who agreed to misconduct. (LongIslandAudit; criticism)
  • The people of Suffolk County are waking up to law enforcement having window tints while others cannot. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Law enforcement in Suffolk County cost $4 million in the first 3 months of the year. (LongIslandAudit, citing Newsday; unverified claim)
  • The creator will beat the case. (LongIslandAudit; opinion)
2026-08-03T22:49:32Z · youtube

RELEASED: Body Cam Footage Of My Arrest ! They Thought They Could Hide It #cops #audit #fyp

RELEASED: Body Cam Footage Of My Arrest ! They Thought They Could Hide It #cops #audit #fyp
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2026-08-03T00:51:42Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit creator alleges unlawful arrest and tight handcuffs during trespass dispute over county law enforcement costs

In a video published August 3, 2026, LongIslandAudit creator Shawn Paul Reyes claims he was unlawfully arrested for trespassing by Officer Lou Savillo while he was leaving a property. Reyes, identifying as a journalist, states he was asking about the cost of county law enforcement. The video shows Reyes arguing that he never stopped leaving, while the officer (as quoted by Reyes) responds that Reyes was warned over twenty times and did not leave. Reyes also claims the handcuffs were too tight, causing numbness and visible skin markings he presents as evidence. The source excerpt does not independently verify the officer’s statements or the legality of the arrest; the incident fits a common pattern in First Amendment auditing and copwatching where the boundary between lawful orders and citizen documentation is contested.

Why it matters: The video illustrates a flashpoint in auditor-police interactions: the interpretation of 'leaving' versus 'refusing to leave,' the role of prior warnings, and claims of excessive handcuffing. The explicit reference to law enforcement costs ties the incident to government-transparency advocacy.
Fundraising: not applicable
Attributed claims and criticism
  • He was handcuffed while continuously leaving a property, was arrested for trespassing after asking about county law enforcement costs, and the handcuffs were applied so tightly that he lost feeling in his hands and saw markings he called blood. (Shawn Paul Reyes (creator LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • Reyes was warned over twenty times to leave and refused, leading to a trespass arrest. (Officer Lou Savillo (as quoted by Reyes in the video); unverified claim)
2026-08-03T00:51:42Z · youtube

UNLAWFUL ARREST PROVEN #accountability #Transparency #fyp

UNLAWFUL ARREST PROVEN #accountability #Transparency #fyp
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UNLAWFUL ARREST PROVEN #accountability #Transparency #fyp
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2026-08-02T19:00:16Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit posts body-camera footage of contested trespass arrest, alleges unlawful detention and tight handcuffs by Officer Lou Savillo.

On 2026-08-02, First Amendment auditor Shawn Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit) published a video containing body-camera footage of his own arrest. He asserts that Officer Lou Savillo arrested him for trespassing without probable cause while he was actively leaving a property, and that the handcuffs were applied so tightly they caused numbness. The excerpt shows an exchange in which the officer counters that Reyes was repeatedly told to leave and did not comply. This is a follow-up to the original arrest incident; the disposition of any charges or legal action is not stated in the provided material.

Why it matters: This video is a direct, first-person account from a known auditor alleging police misconduct during a property-access confrontation. It may become part of a civil-liberties complaint or public debate over the standards for trespass arrests and handcuff application. The officer’s competing version highlights the adversarial fact pattern common in auditor-police encounters.
Fundraising: None mentioned.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • His arrest by Officer Lou Savillo for trespassing was unlawful and lacked probable cause. (Shawn Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • He was continuously leaving the property when told to do so and never stopped moving toward his truck. (Shawn Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • Handcuffs were placed too tightly, causing loss of sensation in his thumb. (Shawn Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • Reyes was told 25 times to leave and refused to leave. (Officer Lou Savillo (as depicted in the exchange); unverified claim)
2026-08-02T19:00:16Z · youtube

Body Cam Footage Of My Unlawful Arrest! #firstamendmentaudit #auditingamerica #cops

Body Cam Footage Of My Unlawful Arrest! #firstamendmentaudit #auditingamerica #cops
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2026-08-02T14:00:14Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit releases never-before-seen body-camera footage of an arrest he alleges was retaliatory, accuses police union president of perjury and misconduct

On August 2, 2026, Sean Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit) published body-camera footage of an arrest he says occurred on an unspecified prior date. In the video, Reyes claims that Suffolk County Police Union President Lou Savillo arrested him for trespassing even though he was continuously leaving the union building. Reyes asserts the arrest was retaliation for his activism and lawsuits against the department. The footage shows Reyes arguing with Savillo about the legality of the arrest, complaining about tight handcuffs, and later being transported to a precinct where he says he was handcuffed to a table for seven hours before receiving a desk appearance ticket. Reyes also alleges that Savillo obtained an ex parte order of protection against him after Reyes protested outside Savillo's home with his billboard truck. Reyes frames the incident as an example of police union power and corruption, and he solicits donations for legal fees and truck impound costs. The video includes Reyes speaking directly to camera, summarizing his claims and vowing to fight the case to trial. No independent verification of the claims is available in the source.

Why it matters: This follow-up release of body-camera footage is relevant because it provides Reyes' supporters and critics with a raw record of the arrest encounter. The allegations of retaliatory arrest, excessive handcuffing, and a union president personally making the arrest touch on core First Amendment audit themes of police accountability, union influence, and the use of trespassing charges against auditors. Reyes' mention of an ex parte order of protection adds a layer of legal complexity and could signal an escalation in his confrontations with Savillo.
Fundraising: Reyes asks supporters to donate via a link in the description to assist with legal fees and a $1,000 impound fee for his billboard truck.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • He was unlawfully arrested for trespassing by Suffolk County Police Union President Lou Savillo despite continuously leaving the property. (Sean Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • The arrest was retaliatory due to his previous lawsuits and activism against the Suffolk County Police Department. (Sean Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • The police union's political donations create a corrupt system that protects officers from consequences. (Sean Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • After the arrest, he was held for seven hours before receiving a desk appearance ticket, which he argues is excessive and retaliatory. (Sean Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
  • Lou Savillo has obtained an ex parte order of protection against him following Reyes' protest outside Savillo's residence. (Sean Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit); unverified claim)
2026-08-02T14:00:14Z · youtube

NEVER BEFORE SEEN Body Cam Footage Of My Unlawful Arrest!

NEVER BEFORE SEEN Body Cam Footage Of My Unlawful Arrest!
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2026-08-02T00:06:43Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit posts confrontation over FOIL request at government office

On 2026-08-02, LongIslandAudit published a video of an audit in which the auditor (identifying himself as Shawn) attempted to file a FOIL request at a government office around 3:59 PM, shortly before the office's stated closing time of 4:00 PM. A man named Lou confronted him, said he did not work there, ordered him to leave, and threatened to call police. Lou warned Shawn not to touch him. Shawn refused to leave, claiming the office had closed early at 3:54 PM. The transcript does not show the outcome, including whether police were called or a FOIL request was filed. The source does not establish Lou’s authority or the office’s actual hours.

Why it matters: This incident illustrates a common flashpoint in First Amendment audit content: a private individual or informal gatekeeper attempting to eject an auditor from a government space during posted hours, while the auditor asserts a right to access services and file public-records requests. The interaction highlights tensions around transparency, open-records access, and the role of unidentified persons in blocking such access.
2026-08-02T00:06:43Z · youtube

He called the police demanding my arrest! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica

He called the police demanding my arrest! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica
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2026-08-01T01:47:51Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit records interaction with Officer Mendez; asserts First Amendment rights; complies with order to leave under threat of arrest and states intent to file complaint.

In a First Amendment audit video published on August 1, 2026, LongIslandAudit records inside a building and asks Officer Mendez for his name and badge number. Mendez orders him to leave, stating the occupants do not allow recording. The auditor asserts he is engaged in protected First Amendment activity, requests a supervisor, and when Mendez threatens arrest for non-compliance, the auditor leaves while stating he will file a formal complaint.

Why it matters: The encounter illustrates a common audit pattern—auditor asserting recording rights on government property versus officer enforcing a purported property restriction under threat of arrest. The auditor's claim about Connecticut officers being 'big rights violators' and his stated intent to file a complaint are notable for future legal or policy follow-up.
Fundraising: Not applicable.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • He is gathering content for a story and exercising a First Amendment right; any interference will make the officer liable. (LongIslandAudit (via video description and on-camera statements); unverified claim)
  • Connecticut officers are 'big rights violators.' (LongIslandAudit (on-camera statement); unverified claim)
  • Building occupants do not want recording and the auditor must leave the building, under threat of arrest. (Officer Mendez (on-camera, as quoted by auditor); unverified claim)
2026-08-01T01:47:51Z · youtube

BODYCAM PROVES LIES! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica #fyp

BODYCAM PROVES LIES! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica #fyp
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BODYCAM PROVES LIES! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica #fyp
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2026-07-31T20:22:48Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit posts follow-up video after alleged assault by sergeant; shows ID-demand confrontation and trespass at West Virginia courthouse.

On July 31, 2026, LongIslandAudit published a YouTube video titled 'HE ASSAULTED ME – NOW THIS?' that appears to be a follow-up to an earlier incident in which the auditor alleges a sergeant assaulted them. The video depicts a separate confrontation at an unspecified West Virginia courthouse: a sergeant demands the auditor’s ID based on a 'suspicious person' report; the auditor refuses, arguing no reasonable suspicion of a crime; the sheriff arrives and the auditor is ultimately trespassed from the building. The excerpt does not show the alleged assault itself. The video’s title and content summary state the assault claim, but it is not independently established in the provided excerpt.

Why it matters: This follow-up video continues a documented pattern of confrontations between LongIslandAudit and law enforcement over ID demands in public buildings, specifically a courthouse. The assault allegation, if substantiated, could elevate the legal stakes. For researchers tracking auditor interactions with police, this incident illustrates recurring constitutional arguments (no RAS, press rights) and escalation dynamics (trespass).
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The auditor alleges a sergeant assaulted them in a prior incident. (LongIslandAudit (video title); unverified claim)
  • The auditor was exercising First Amendment rights in a West Virginia courthouse; a sergeant demanded ID citing an 'incident' and 'suspicious person'; the auditor refused; the sheriff intervened and the auditor was trespassed from the building. (LongIslandAudit (video content); unverified claim)
2026-07-31T20:22:48Z · youtube

HE ASSAULTED ME – NOW THIS? #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica

HE ASSAULTED ME – NOW THIS? #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica
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2026-07-31T02:46:22Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit presents deposition testimony in federal lawsuit as evidence of retaliatory prosecution against auditors

LongIslandAudit publishes a video featuring excerpts from a federal lawsuit deposition. The depicted witness — Detective Livingston — acknowledges that the charge of 'false report to induce an emergency response' was predicated on lawful open carry, a 911 call, and the act of recording police. He further states he had no independent concern that the circumstances satisfied the charge's elements. The deposition also probes inter-departmental discussions about First Amendment auditors. LongIslandAudit frames the testimony as evidence of a possible pattern of pretextual prosecution aimed at deterring auditor recordings.

Why it matters: The testimony, if accurate, provides a rare direct acknowledgment from a law enforcement officer that a charge commonly leveled against auditors may lack factual basis, and that police leadership may have discussed targeting auditors. For desks tracking legal challenges to auditor arrests, this deposition could be a key piece of civil discovery supporting allegations of retaliatory policing.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Detective Livingston testified that the arrest charge of 'false report to induce an emergency response' was based solely on: (1) the subject openly carrying a firearm (legal in Texas), (2) a 911 call being made, and (3) the plaintiffs recording police upon arrival. (LongIslandAudit (via deposition excerpt in YouTube video); unverified claim)
  • Livingston testified he had no independent concern that the factual circumstances met the legal elements of the charge. (LongIslandAudit (via deposition excerpt in YouTube video); unverified claim)
  • The deposition includes questions about conversations between police chiefs concerning First Amendment auditors, suggesting the arrest may have been retaliatory or pretextual. (LongIslandAudit (via deposition excerpt in YouTube video); unverified claim)
2026-07-31T02:46:22Z · youtube

DETECTIVE EXPOSED! #audit #cops

DETECTIVE EXPOSED! #audit #cops
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2026-07-30T14:00:28Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit airs federal deposition of Texas detective who charged copwatcher under false-report statute

LongIslandAudit (Sean Paul Reyes) posted a video presenting and commenting on a federal deposition of Livingston, Texas, Police Detective Barker. The deposition is part of a lawsuit brought by Matthew Rankin, Melanie Trimble, and Brandon White after they were charged with false report to induce an emergency response in February 2022. In the deposition, Barker testifies that his lieutenant ordered him to file the charges after a meeting with the district attorney; that he did not independently verify all elements of the crime; that Rankin’s open carry of a firearm was legal; and that the 911 caller gave a truthful account. Barker also acknowledges he was aware of the plaintiffs’ First Amendment audit activities. The video is the latest in a series covering depositions in this case; an earlier video examined the police chief’s deposition. The video is commentary on a previously documented incident, not a new field audit. The underlying incident occurred February 2022; the deposition was taken later, and the video was published July 30, 2026.

Why it matters: The deposition transcript provides direct testimony that charging decisions were made by superiors before any investigation was completed, and that the detective conceded the core elements of the charge (false report, reckless disregard for bodily injury) were not supported by the facts. This is relevant to research on retaliatory prosecution, misuse of anti-swatting statutes against legal copwatching, and police accountability.
2026-07-30T14:00:28Z · youtube

Detective Fabricated A Crime To PUNISH Cop Watcher! Deposition

Detective Fabricated A Crime To PUNISH Cop Watcher! Deposition
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2026-07-29T23:45:27Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit requests charges against security officer; police advise magistrate process

In a video published July 29, 2026, LongIslandAudit recounts an encounter with law enforcement after an alleged assault by a security officer. The creator argues that video evidence and eyewitness accounts should result in an immediate arrest, but the responding officer states he cannot file charges and directs the creator to pursue a citizen complaint through a magistrate. The creator characterizes this as a double standard, asserting that if roles were reversed he would be arrested. The video appears to be a First Amendment audit field interaction.

Why it matters: This incident illustrates common tensions in First Amendment audit encounters: the discrepancy between citizen expectations of immediate police action and the legal limits on officer authority for misdemeanors not witnessed. It also highlights the creator's core narrative of unequal treatment, a recurring theme in audit accountability discussions.
Fundraising: None indicated.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The speaker states he was assaulted by a security officer and demands that the officer be charged with assault and battery. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The officer says he cannot charge the security officer at the scene because the alleged misdemeanor did not happen in his presence; advises the speaker to seek charges through a magistrate. (Police officer (from video excerpt); unverified claim)
2026-07-29T23:45:27Z · youtube

VIDEO SURVIVED #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica

VIDEO SURVIVED #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica
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2026-07-29T18:58:22Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Security guard at public county building calls 911 over auditor's presence; video title claims 'assault attempt' but transcript shows no physical altercation

On the date this video was uploaded (2026-07-29), LongIslandAudit recorded an interaction inside a public county building. Security guard Otis Byrom of Allied Universal demanded the auditor leave, claiming the people there did not want him, and called 911 to report the auditor as disruptive. The auditor maintained he was lawfully on public property. The video's title references an 'ASSAULT ATTEMPT FAILS', but the provided excerpt contains no description of physical aggression or assault by either party; the escalation is entirely verbal and limited to the guard's call to law enforcement. The incident illustrates a recurring dynamic where private security contractors default to police referral without citing a specific criminal violation.

Why it matters: The encounter underscores how contract security personnel in government buildings often treat First Amendment recording as a trespass or nuisance offense, even when no disorderly conduct or obstruction occurs. Researchers tracking police response to such calls may want to verify whether responding officers arrived and how they handled the guard's complaint.
Fundraising: none
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Told the auditor that 'the people around here don't want you' and ordered him to leave a public county building. (Otis Byrom, Allied Universal security guard (identified in transcript as 'Otis' and spelling 'Byrom' to dispatch); source observation)
  • Called 911 to report the auditor's presence, stating the auditor was 'stubborn' and 'interrupting the business'. (Otis Byrom; source observation)
  • Corrected the guard that the building is public property and that he was conducting permitted photography. (The auditor (LongIslandAudit); source observation)
2026-07-29T18:58:22Z · youtube

ASSAULT ATTEMPT FAILS! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica

ASSAULT ATTEMPT FAILS! #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica
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2026-07-29T01:09:20Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit releases court transcripts alleging corruption in Suffolk County legal system and announces legislative run

In a video published July 29, 2026, First Amendment auditor LongIslandAudit (Shawn Paul Reyes) presents court transcripts he obtained from Suffolk County District Court. He alleges that during an ex parte hearing on July 20, 2026, Judge James F. Linnik, Assistant District Attorney Anna Ragone, and police union president Lou Savino held an off-the-record discussion, which he claims indicates collusion to obtain a stay-away order against him. He also accuses Savino of perjuring himself by testifying that Reyes stepped onto his property during an LED billboard truck protest, and of misrepresenting the nature of the protest. Reyes states his earlier arrest was unlawful, the charges were baseless, and that Savino’s actions constitute official misconduct. He announces his intention to run for Suffolk County legislator to challenge what he calls a corrupt police union and political machine.

Why it matters: This follow-up video escalates a documented First Amendment audit conflict into a formal allegation of judicial and prosecutorial misconduct, with the creator directly claiming evidence of an ex parte conspiracy. The announced legislative campaign introduces a new dimension to the creator's public engagement, potentially influencing local government transparency debates.
Fundraising: The source mentions a GoFundMe for legal expenses but does not specify new fundraising in this video.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • He was unlawfully arrested by Suffolk County Police Union President Lou Savino, who allegedly handcuffed him too tightly, causing a pinched nerve. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The District Attorney maliciously prosecuted him on baseless charges. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Court transcripts show an ex parte hearing with an off-the-record discussion among the judge, DA, and police union president, suggesting collusion. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Lou Savino committed perjury in court testimony and arrest reports, including falsely stating that the auditor stepped onto his property. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • He plans to run for Suffolk County legislator to dismantle what he calls a corrupt system. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
2026-07-29T01:09:20Z · youtube

The Court Transcripts They Didn’t Want You to See...

The Court Transcripts They Didn’t Want You to See...
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2026-07-27T21:00:39Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

2026-07-27: LongIslandAudit posts video of Maryland public-building ID-demand standoff

LongIslandAudit uploaded a first-person audit video recorded on an unspecified date. In the clip, a law enforcement officer responding to a trespass complaint initially insisted the auditor identify himself, suggesting failure to do so could result in arrest for trespass. The auditor refused, citing no suspected crime and invoking the Maryland Public Information Act. After extended back-and-forth, the officer conceded he lacked a criminal act to compel ID and permitted the auditor to film on the building’s first floor. The video depicts a recurring flashpoint: police ID demands without reasonable suspicion in public-building lobbies.

Why it matters: The encounter documents an officer’s initial overreach and subsequent retreat, illustrating legal confusion about when ID can be compelled during non-criminal audit activity. It serves as a case study for researchers tracking police responses to First Amendment recording in public spaces.
Fundraising: none indicated
Attributed claims and criticism
  • uploaded a video on 2026-07-27 depicting an encounter at what appears to be a county administration building in Maryland (LongIslandAudit (creator); source observation)
  • a law enforcement officer initially demanded identification in response to a 911 trespass call, asserting that being a 'nuisance' could lead to trespass from a public building (LongIslandAudit (creator), per video; source observation)
  • the officer later stated he could only ask—not compel—identification without a specific criminal act, and allowed the auditor to remain on the first floor (LongIslandAudit (creator), per video; source observation)
  • the auditor cited the Maryland Public Information Act during the exchange (LongIslandAudit (creator), per video description; source observation)
2026-07-27T21:00:39Z · youtube

THEY WON'T SHOW IT #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica #fyp

THEY WON'T SHOW IT #firstamendmentaudit #accountability #auditingamerica #fyp
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2026-07-27T16:05:28Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Delaware Probation Department Closes Building Early Amid First Amendment Audit by LongIslandAudit

LongIslandAudit conducted a First Amendment audit at the Delaware Probation Department on July 27, 2026. Staff repeatedly told him filming was not allowed and asserted the building was private property. A supervisor reportedly stated the Constitution "doesn't apply here." The encounter escalated with law enforcement (Delaware State Police) called to the scene; the responding officer appeared to side with the auditor initially but the building was ultimately closed early. The video includes a mid-roll sponsored advertisement for Incogni.

Why it matters: New field incident showing a government agency denying constitutional rights in a public building, including a reported statement that the Constitution does not apply. Provides raw footage for researchers examining government responses to audit activity, claims of closed buildings, and the use of 'private property' arguments in public facilities.
Fundraising: Contains a sponsored segment for Incogni data removal service, not a fundraising appeal for the channel.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • A supervisor at Delaware Probation Department told him 'The Constitution doesn't apply here' and that he could not film in the building. (LongIslandAudit (Shawn); unverified claim)
  • The building is private property and cell phones are not allowed (Probation Department staff; unverified claim)
  • He was in a publicly accessible area exercising First Amendment rights (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The building was closed early specifically because he was filming (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • He had previously had charges dismissed after multiple arrests for similar activity (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
2026-07-27T16:05:28Z · youtube

Supervisor Says "The Constitution Doesn't Apply Here!" Delaware Probation Dept EXPOSED!

Supervisor Says "The Constitution Doesn't Apply Here!" Delaware Probation Dept EXPOSED!
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2026-07-27T01:00:15Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit served protective order; claims judicial and prosecutorial retaliation

Creator LongIslandAudit reports being served a stay-away protective order requiring him to keep 100 yards from Suffolk County PBA President Lou Civello, issued by Judge Lenox. The creator claims the order was obtained ex parte, criticizes the judge for granting it while releasing an alleged kidnapper without bail, and alleges District Attorney Ray Tierney cooperated with the same judge to retaliate against the creator despite publicly criticizing the judge.

Why it matters: This incident involves a First Amendment auditor being legally restricted after interacting with a police union official. The allegations of coordination between a judge and prosecutor against a journalist, if true, would illustrate potential institutional retaliation against public-records advocates. The source does not provide verification; these are the creator's claims.
Fundraising: No fundraising request was observed in the source.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The creator says he was served a stay-away protective order requiring him to stay 100 yards from Suffolk County PBA President Lou Civello, issued by Judge Lenox. (creator; unverified claim)
  • The creator alleges the protective order was granted in an ex parte secret hearing, contrasting it with Judge Lenox releasing an alleged kidnapper without bail. (creator; unverified claim)
  • The creator claims DA Ray Tierney criticized Judge Lenox publicly for the no-bail release but then worked with the same judge in secret to retaliate against the creator. (creator; unverified claim)
2026-07-27T01:00:15Z · youtube

PBA Pres Called Cops! DA Did NOTHING!

PBA Pres Called Cops! DA Did NOTHING!
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PBA Pres Called Cops! DA Did NOTHING!
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2026-07-26T20:09:54Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit protests outside Suffolk County DA’s home with billboard truck; alleges order-of-protection abuse and police favoritism

On 2026-07-26, LongIslandAudit published a YouTube video documenting a billboard-truck protest outside the residence of Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney in Ronkonkoma, New York. The creator asserts that Tierney obtained an order of protection on behalf of PBA member A Louis Servillo and is covering up police misconduct. The video includes footage of an unidentified man threatening to blow up the truck; the creator labels him a ‘terrorist.’ LongIslandAudit also claims a judge released an alleged kidnapper without bail while secretly granting an order of protection for a police officer. The protest continues a pattern of First Amendment auditors using mobile billboards to criticize elected officials and law enforcement.

Why it matters: Highlights tension between auditor-activists and local prosecutors over the use of protective orders to limit speech, and the risk of violent threats during public protests. Relevant to Intelligence Desk coverage of official responses to criticism and conflicts over First Amendment rights.
Fundraising: None
Attributed claims and criticism
  • District Attorney Ray Tierney obtained an order of protection for PBA member A Louis Servillo. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • A judge released an alleged kidnapper without bail, then held a secret hearing to grant an order of protection for a police officer. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Threatened to blow up the billboard truck. (Video_subject_in_excerpt; unverified claim)
2026-07-26T20:09:54Z · youtube

My Billboard Truck EXPOSED The PBA - DA Covered It Up! #audit #cops

My Billboard Truck EXPOSED The PBA - DA Covered It Up! #audit #cops
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2026-07-26T14:00:17Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit served with protective order after billboard truck protest at DA's home

Creator Shawn Paul Reyes (LongIslandAudit) describes being served a one-year stay-away protective order requiring him to stay 100 yards from PBA President Lou Civello. The order was obtained ex parte after Reyes protested with a billboard truck outside the home of Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney. Reyes claims the criminal trespass charge against him was dropped but a trespass violation is still being prosecuted despite video evidence of compliance. He continues protesting and promotes a change.org petition demanding charges be dropped and Civello be prosecuted.

Why it matters: The incident illustrates a potential escalation of legal tactics used against First Amendment auditors and government critics—namely, a stay-away protective order obtained via a contested ex parte hearing. The creator's allegations of retaliatory prosecution, secret judicial proceedings, and a prosecutor's involvement in shield protections for a union president touch on core Desk themes of government transparency, police accountability, and civil-liberties pushback. The post also shows real-time community response to such protests and the use of billboard trucks as a public-accountability tool.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Creator Shawn Paul Reyes claims he was served a one-year stay-away protective order, requiring he stay 100 yards from PBA President Lou Civello, after peaceful billboard-truck protests. (LongIslandAudit (Shawn Paul Reyes); source observation)
  • Reyes claims he was arrested on a charge of criminal trespass that was later dropped, but that a trespass violation is still being prosecuted despite video evidence showing he left when ordered. (LongIslandAudit (Shawn Paul Reyes); unverified claim)
  • Reyes alleges that Judge Lennick, who granted the protective order in an ex parte hearing, also released an alleged kidnapper without bail; Reyes attributes to a New York Post article that DA Tierney criticized the judge over that release. (LongIslandAudit (Shawn Paul Reyes) citing New York Post article; unverified claim)
  • Reyes asserts that DA Tierney is acting in concert with the judge to retaliate against him for his First Amendment activity. (LongIslandAudit (Shawn Paul Reyes); opinion)
  • Reyes says he launched a change.org petition demanding dismissal of charges and prosecution of Civello. (LongIslandAudit (Shawn Paul Reyes); source observation)
2026-07-26T14:00:17Z · youtube

They Called The Police Over My Billboard Truck...It Didn't Go As Planned!

They Called The Police Over My Billboard Truck...It Didn't Go As Planned!
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2026-07-26T02:32:13Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit confronts security guards over property classification, refuses ID, awaits police

In a typical First Amendment audit confrontation, LongIslandAudit challenges security officers' classification of a location as private property, asserting it is government-owned and public. The creator refuses to provide identification, arguing security lacks law enforcement authority. The security guards claim the area is secure private property and threaten search and seizure. The creator declines to leave and requests law enforcement to resolve the dispute.

Why it matters: This transcript captures a common flashpoint in First Amendment auditing: the clash between auditors' claims that spaces are 'public' property open to recording, and security personnel's counter-claims of 'private' or 'secure' jurisdiction. The standoff and call for police are a typical escalation pattern that can lead to arrests, lawsuits, or policy shifts, making it relevant for tracking trends in auditor encounters and government responses.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The location is government-owned property open to the public. (LongIslandAudit (creator); unverified claim)
  • The creator has no legal obligation to provide ID to non-law enforcement personnel. (LongIslandAudit (creator); unverified claim)
  • The area is secure private property and the creator is subject to search and seizure. (Security officers; unverified claim)
  • The security guards have no law enforcement authority. (LongIslandAudit (creator); unverified claim)
  • Law enforcement was requested and is on the way. (Security officers; unverified claim)
2026-07-26T02:32:13Z · youtube

CAUGHT ON CAMERA! #COPS #AUDIT

CAUGHT ON CAMERA! #COPS #AUDIT
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They Called The Police Over My Billboard Truck...It Didn't Go As Planned!
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2026-07-26 · transcript

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CAUGHT ON CAMERA! #COPS #AUDIT
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2026-07-24T21:12:45Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Long Island Audit updates followers on pre-trial motions and subpoenas ahead of August 11 criminal-trespass trial

In a July 24, 2026, video, First Amendment auditor Sean Paul Reyes (Long Island Audit) provides a pre-trial update from outside a Connecticut courthouse. Reyes, representing himself, says the prosecution will not call former Sergeant Brian Fahey—the complainant in Reyes’ criminal-trespass case—as a witness. Reyes states he has subpoenaed Fahey, Fahey’s wife, and three Groton police officers for the August 11 trial. He claims unredacted body-camera footage shows officers praising Fahey’s conduct and that police reports lack evidence of a required posted sign. Reyes alleges the arrest and prosecution are retaliation for his audit of Fahey’s overtime and for exercising First Amendment rights. He says he will file a federal civil-rights lawsuit if acquitted. The video is labeled as the last update before trial.

Why it matters: This update documents a defendant’s procedural moves in a criminal case stemming from a First Amendment audit, illustrating claims of selective enforcement and police misconduct. It also highlights tensions between auditors and law enforcement, particularly when the complainant is a former officer.
Fundraising: not mentioned
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The state of Connecticut is not calling former Sergeant Brian Fahey as a witness in his August 11, 2026 criminal-trespass trial. (Sean Paul Reyes (Long Island Audit); unverified claim)
  • Reyes subpoenaed Fahey, Fahey’s wife, and three Groton police officers because the prosecution allegedly declined to call the complainant. (Sean Paul Reyes; unverified claim)
  • The criminal-trespass charge requires a conspicuously posted sign, which police body-camera footage and reports allegedly show was absent. (Sean Paul Reyes; unverified claim)
  • His arrest and prosecution are retaliation for investigating Fahey’s overtime pay and for exercising First Amendment rights. (Sean Paul Reyes; unverified claim)
  • Unredacted body-camera footage shows Groton officers making subjective, editorializing statements and telling Fahey he ‘handled it perfectly’ without investigation. (Sean Paul Reyes; unverified claim)
2026-07-24T21:12:45Z · youtube

The State ISN’T Calling Fmr. Sgt. Fahey As A Witness! How Is This Possible?

The State ISN’T Calling Fmr. Sgt. Fahey As A Witness! How Is This Possible?
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2026-07-24T00:59:03Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

First Amendment auditor LongIslandAudit posts a confrontation with a law enforcement officer who accuses him of trespassing; the auditor disputes the claim and asserts a right to record.

On July 24, 2026, LongIslandAudit published a video of an encounter at an unspecified location. The creator states that a public charging station with signs indicating public access was present, contradicting the officer’s trespass accusation. According to the creator, Officer Blum ordered him to stop recording and put his hands against the wall. The auditor asserts a First Amendment right to record law enforcement and correctional officers and notes that no restricted-area signs were visible. The video includes a verbal exchange in which the officer says 'you are trespassing' and the auditor points to the charging station as evidence of public access. The exact location and the officer’s agency are not disclosed in the provided excerpt.

Why it matters: This encounter illustrates a typical First Amendment audit conflict in a quasi-public space, centering on signage and the boundary between public and restricted areas. It may be useful for researchers tracking how officers handle recording claims in areas with mixed-use access (e.g., corridors with public charging stations). The identity of Officer Blum and the jurisdiction are not established in the source.
Fundraising: Not mentioned in the source.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The location included a public charging station with signage indicating public access, contradicting any trespass claim. (LongIslandAudit (creator); unverified claim)
  • Officer Blum ordered him to stop recording and to put his hands against the wall. (LongIslandAudit (creator); unverified claim)
  • No restricted-area signs were visible at the location. (LongIslandAudit (creator); unverified claim)
2026-07-24T00:59:03Z · youtube

WHAT ARE THEY HIDING? #COPS #audit

WHAT ARE THEY HIDING? #COPS #audit
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2026-07-23T22:17:26Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit posts field audit of interaction with trooper at an international airport; auditor invokes Fifth Amendment and alleges civil rights violation

On 2026-07-23, YouTube channel LongIslandAudit published a video documenting a field audit at an unspecified international airport. In the footage, the auditor identifies himself as an independent journalist and tells a trooper that certain laws do not apply to him at that location. The trooper insists on identification, states the auditor made a mistake by not identifying, and says the auditor is in an international airport, implying the law applies. The auditor invokes his Fifth Amendment right and accuses the trooper of violating his civil rights. The trooper responds that the auditor provoked the situation and that he is responsible for the auditor's safety. The video does not reveal the outcome of the interaction (e.g., arrest, citation, or release). There is no indication this is a follow-up to a prior incident or part of a known pattern for this creator beyond standard First Amendment audit content. No legal filings, fundraising, or commentary are involved.

Why it matters: Captures a prototypical First Amendment audit scene in a high-security setting (airport), with the auditor asserting a blanket exemption from local laws and the officer pushing back on identification. The invocation of the Fifth Amendment and the allegation of civil rights violation are common audit tactics but the airport context adds a jurisdictional wrinkle relevant to research on the limits of public-access recording.
2026-07-23T22:17:26Z · youtube

CAUGHT ON CAMERA! #cops #audit

CAUGHT ON CAMERA! #cops #audit
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2026-07-22T21:18:57Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit interacts with police over trespass warning; officers acknowledge ongoing litigation

During a First Amendment audit, LongIslandAudit is warned by police that stepping onto private property will lead to arrest for trespassing. The auditor asserts that his recording is protected activity and points out a public easement. A sergeant confirms there is 'ongoing litigation' concerning the creator's actions. The creator references a prior arrest for 'walking backwards' and thanks officers for not violating his rights. The encounter does not result in an arrest.

Why it matters: This interaction shows the ongoing tension between the auditor and local law enforcement, with explicit acknowledgment of a pre-existing legal dispute. It illustrates how auditors navigate boundary disputes and how police communicate legal warnings, providing concrete documentation for researchers tracking pattern of litigation and arrests.
Fundraising: none_mentioned
Attributed claims and criticism
  • He was 'already arrested for walking backwards' and seeks to avoid further conflict. (LongIslandAudit (creator); unverified claim)
  • Stepping onto clearly marked private property would result in arrest for trespassing. (Sergeant (officer); opinion)
  • There is 'ongoing litigation' related to the creator's activities. (Sergeant (officer); opinion)
2026-07-22T21:18:57Z · youtube

Police Union Arrests! #firstamendment #cops

Police Union Arrests! #firstamendment #cops
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2026-07-22T19:08:07Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit challenges ID requirement at public meeting; claims deputy blocks public comment sign-up

In a video published July 22, 2026, LongIslandAudit approaches a public meeting entrance where a deputy requires ID for entry. The auditor argues he has a constitutional right to attend without ID and that such a requirement could bar people without identification. He further alleges the deputy is preventing him from signing up for public comment by insisting he wait and let others exit. The interaction ends with the auditor saying a supervisor has been requested. No arrests or escalation are shown. This is a new field incident documenting a common First Amendment auditing dispute over ID mandates at public meetings.

Why it matters: This incident illustrates an ongoing tension in First Amendment auditing about the legality of ID requirements for access to public meetings, particularly when the purpose is to participate in public comment. It matters to transparency advocates and copwatchers as a test of constitutional access rights and government enforcement of entry rules.
Fundraising: No fundraising mentioned in source.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The auditor claims a right to attend a public meeting without showing identification, arguing that an ID requirement could exclude people without ID. (LongIslandAudit or auditor in video; unverified claim)
  • The auditor alleges the deputy is preventing him from signing up for public comment by requiring ID and asking him to wait. (LongIslandAudit or auditor in video; unverified claim)
  • The deputy requires ID at the front and asks the auditor to wait and let others exit before entering. (deputy (unidentified); unverified claim)
2026-07-22T19:08:07Z · youtube

Camera Save The Day! Unlawful Arrests! #audit #cops

Camera Save The Day! Unlawful Arrests! #audit #cops
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Police Union Arrests! #firstamendment #cops
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2026-07-21T20:53:44Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Creator uses billboard truck to protest outside police union president's home

LongIslandAudit deployed an LED billboard truck to the residence of Suffolk County Police Benevolent Association President Lou Savillo, conducting what he describes as a peaceful First Amendment protest. He claims Savillo called law enforcement to intimidate him and that officers warned him against trespassing, though no arrest occurred. The creator alleges police unions protect their own from accountability.

Why it matters: This incident highlights a new tactic in the First Amendment audit space—using mobile LED billboard trucks to personally target a police union president at his residence. It raises questions about the boundary between lawful protest and harassment, and the escalation risks when auditors confront law enforcement leadership in a private setting.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • LongIslandAudit conducted a peaceful First Amendment protest outside the home of Suffolk County Police Benevolent Association President Lou Savillo using an LED billboard truck. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Savillo summoned two law enforcement officers in an attempt to intimidate the creator. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Officers threatened arrest for trespassing if the creator did not stay off Savillo's property. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The creator remained compliant and was not arrested. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Officers told the creator 'Get off the property.' and 'If you do, you'll be arrested for trespassing.' (LongIslandAudit (reporting video footage); source observation)
2026-07-21T20:53:44Z · youtube

I Used My Billboard Truck To EXPOSE A Tyrant! #cops #audit

I Used My Billboard Truck To EXPOSE A Tyrant! #cops #audit
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2026-07-21T14:00:09Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit parks LED billboard truck outside Suffolk County PBA president’s residence to protest alleged retaliatory arrest.

On 2026-07-21, First Amendment auditor LongIslandAudit parked an LED billboard truck on a public street in front of the residence of Suffolk County PBA President Lou Seillo. The truck displayed text and video accusing Seillo of unlawfully arresting the creator, applying handcuffs too tightly (causing a pinched nerve), and lying on a sworn report. Police responded after a 911 call from the residence, spoke with the auditor, and stated the activity was protected as long as he remained on public property. They left without making an arrest. The auditor says he will continue such protests and plans to sue. The creator attributes the prior arrest to retaliation for asking questions about police misconduct. He also alleges the Suffolk County District Attorney is engaging in malicious prosecution.

Why it matters: Documents a direct, public, First Amendment protest against a law enforcement union president following a prior arrest. The responding officers’ confirmation of the activity’s protected status highlights ongoing tensions between auditors and officials. Relevant to themes of retaliatory arrest, police accountability, and use of protest vehicles.
Fundraising: none
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Suffolk County PBA President Lou Seillo unlawfully arrested the creator, applied handcuffs so tightly they pinched a nerve, and lied on a sworn report. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The District Attorney is engaging in malicious prosecution for a trespass violation that carries up to 15 days jail. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The auditor's activity is First Amendment protected as long as he stays on public property. (responding_officers; opinion)
2026-07-21T14:00:09Z · youtube

I Parked My Billboard Truck In Front Of A Tyrant’s Residence To Protest His Retaliatory Arrest!

I Parked My Billboard Truck In Front Of A Tyrant’s Residence To Protest His Retaliatory Arrest!
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2026-07-21T01:58:33Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit alleges assault and discrimination during audit at government employment commission office.

On or before July 21, 2026, creator LongIslandAudit (Shawn) published a video documenting a confrontation at a government employment commission office. In the video, Shawn claims a security guard assaulted him by pushing him and that the office was selectively closed to him because he was recording with a camera, while other members of the public were allowed entry. An unidentified bystander intervened to defend Shawn’s recording as constitutionally protected and stated that the employees were acting unlawfully. Shawn told responding officers he wanted to press charges for assault and stated he was an independent journalist stress-testing government reactions to rights exercise. The specific location and agency are not named in the provided excerpt.

Why it matters: Illustrates a common audit flashpoint: government employees allegedly restricting access based on recording, a claim of physical assault, and bystander testimony supporting the auditor’s rights. Documents the creator’s framing of the incident as a stress test and his demand for accountability, relevant to monitoring government transparency and law enforcement responses.
Fundraising: not indicated
Attributed claims and criticism
  • A security guard at a government employment commission office assaulted him by pushing him after he was denied entry for recording with a camera. (LongIslandAudit (Shawn); unverified claim)
  • The office was selectively closed to only him while others were allowed to enter, constituting discrimination based on his use of a camera. (LongIslandAudit (Shawn); unverified claim)
  • The auditor was polite, non-violent, and exercising a constitutionally protected right; the government employees were acting unlawfully. (Unidentified bystander; unverified claim)
2026-07-21T01:58:33Z · youtube

CAMERA SAVED THE DAY #firstamendmentaudit

CAMERA SAVED THE DAY #firstamendmentaudit
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2026-07-20T14:53:23Z OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit denied entry to public meeting after refusing to show ID; deputy enforces building ID policy

LongIslandAudit recorded an interaction outside a public meeting where a deputy blocked entry because the auditor refused to produce photo ID. The auditor argued that no ID is required to attend a public meeting and that the demand was unconstitutional, calling it a 'police state.' The deputy maintained that the ID rule applies to building access generally, not the meeting itself. The video's title references 'police union arrests,' but the provided excerpt contains no discussion of arrests; the relevance of that title element is unclear. This appears to be a new field incident documenting a common flashpoint between building security policies and First Amendment auditors' claims of unrestricted public meeting access.

Why it matters: Shows a recurring tension: government building ID policies versus auditors’ assertion that such policies unconstitutionally restrict public meeting access. May help researchers understand how deputies frame building rules and how auditors reject those rules as pretextual.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • He was denied entry to a public meeting because he refused to show photo ID; requiring ID for a public meeting is unconstitutional. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • ID is a building rule to pass through the doors, not a requirement of the meeting itself. (deputy (unnamed in excerpt); unverified claim)
2026-07-20T14:53:23Z · youtube

Legislators SILENT On Police Union Arrests! #firstamendment #cops

Legislators SILENT On Police Union Arrests! #firstamendment #cops
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2026-07-14 OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Livingston Police Chief’s Deposition in 1A Retaliation Lawsuit Released – Admits No Review of Evidence Before Felony Charges

This July 14, 2026 video from LongIslandAudit presents the deposition transcript of Livingston Police Chief Matthew Parish in the ongoing federal lawsuit over the February 2022 felony organized crime charges against three Texas copwatchers. The deposition, narrated by Sean Paul Reyes, reveals Parish acknowledged he called the DA meeting before charges, did not watch any body-cam footage or review detective affidavits, and did not consider whether the felony charges would chill First Amendment activity. An audio recording shared in the video captures Corgan Police Chief Daryl Gibson discussing a strategy to 'hammer' auditors. The video also serves as a fundraising platform for the plaintiffs’ appeal of the district court’s qualified immunity ruling. The outcome of the appeal is not covered in this video.

Why it matters: The deposition transcript provides direct admissions from the police chief regarding his decision-making process in a case where individuals were charged with felonies solely for recording police. The audio evidence of inter-agency coordination against auditors – and the chief’s concession that he never weighed First Amendment chilling effects – supports the plaintiffs’ retaliation claim and could be critical in the pending appeal.
Fundraising: Donation link provided in video description for the plaintiffs' legal fund for the appeal of the qualified immunity ruling.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Livingston, TX Police Chief Matthew Parish admitted he did not review body-worn camera footage or detective affidavits before authorizing felony organized crime charges against plaintiffs Matt, Melanie, and Brandon for recording police. (Deposition transcript presented by LongIslandAudit in video titled 'Texas Police Chief Gets GRILLED In Deposition For 1st Amendment Retaliation Federal Lawsuit!' published July 14, 2026; source observation)
  • Parish acknowledged calling the meeting with the district attorney to discuss charges, and testified he did not consider whether the felony charges could chill First Amendment activity. (Same deposition transcript; source observation)
  • A recorded phone call between Parish and Corgan Police Chief Daryl Gibson captured Gibson stating 'If we would all hammer them every time they suck their head up out of the ground, they'd go away' – referring to First Amendment auditors. (Audio recording played during deposition, as presented in the video; source observation)
  • The plaintiffs were given $100,000 bond; Melanie and Brandon spent weeks in jail; charges were later dismissed. A federal district judge granted qualified immunity to the defendants; an appeal is pending and donations are being solicited for the plaintiffs' legal fund. (LongIslandAudit narration in video; source observation)
2026-07-12 OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Long Island Audit's Return to Danbury City Hall After 2022 Arrest

Long Island Audit returns to Danbury City Hall, where he was arrested in 2022 for filming. He claims the new administration under Mayor Robert Alves treated him cordially, describes security upgrades (keycard access) he believes were installed because of him, and alleges former town clerk Janice and Allied security guard Phil Janusa attacked him during the 2022 incident. He also claims Officer Yakabellis used a homophobic slur, wrongfully obtained a warrant for him, and was promoted.

Why it matters: This video documents an auditor's return to a location of a past arrest, describing a changed atmosphere under new leadership. It includes claims about security measures installation, reasons for his arrest, alleged misconduct by former officials and police personnel, and a promotion for the officer he accuses—all of which could be verified or contested through public records or footage.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The new administration under Mayor Robert Alves treated him cordially, unlike the prior administration. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
  • Security upgrades such as keycard access at Danbury City Hall were installed because of him. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
  • Former town clerk Janice and Allied security guard Phil Janusa attacked him during the 2022 incident. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
  • Officer Yakabellis used a homophobic slur against him. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
  • Officer Yakabellis wrongfully obtained a warrant for him instead of for Phil Janusa. (Long Island Audit; unverified claim)
2026-07-08 OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

Interview about Texas police chiefs' alleged conspiracy and update on organized crime lawsuit against cop watchers

In this video, LongIslandAudit interviews HBO Matt, who was part of a group of cop watchers charged with organized crime after filming police and protesting in Texas. The discussion focuses on audio evidence from discovery that allegedly shows two police chiefs conspiring to retaliate against the activists for exercising First Amendment rights. The organized crime charges were later dismissed by a judge, but a subsequent federal lawsuit was dismissed due to qualified immunity. The video highlights the legal and financial burden on activists and criticizes the justice system for protecting law enforcement.

Why it matters: This content is relevant to the research theme as it documents alleged government overreach and potential retaliation against individuals exercising their First Amendment rights to film law enforcement and protest. The claims of police chiefs conspiring to violate rights and the subsequent legal challenges highlight tensions between citizens and law enforcement regarding transparency and accountability, and the role of the judiciary in such disputes.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Two Texas police chiefs conspired to violate citizens' rights. (HBO Matt and LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • Cop watchers were charged with organized crime for filming police and protesting. (HBO Matt; unverified claim)
  • Audio evidence presented in the video shows police chiefs plotting retaliation against First Amendment activists. (LongIslandAudit; unverified claim)
  • The organized crime charges were eventually dismissed by a judge. (HBO Matt; unverified claim)
  • A federal lawsuit filed after the dismissal of charges was dismissed due to qualified immunity. (HBO Matt; unverified claim)
2026-07-07 OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

TSA manager affirms right to film during airport audit

The transcript captures an interaction where a First Amendment auditor is recording in a public airport area, and a TSA manager confirms the auditor's right to film as long as they are not interfering. The auditor states they are gathering content for a story and not filming anyone in particular.

Why it matters: This transcript provides an example of a security official explicitly affirming the public's right to record in an airport, a setting where such rights are often challenged. It documents a rare instance of de-escalation rather than confrontation, which could be useful for researchers studying the range of official responses to First Amendment auditors.
Attributed claims and criticism
  • Recording is permitted as long as it does not interfere with airport operations. (TSA manager; source observation)
  • The auditor is an independent journalist gathering content for a story and not filming anyone in particular. (LongIslandAudit (auditor); source observation)
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2 weeks ago OPENROUTER · deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash

LongIslandAudit posts cryptic teaser for upcoming content

LongIslandAudit published a YouTube community post with the title 'You Won’t Believe What He Said…👇'. No additional text or context was provided. The post appears to be a teaser for a forthcoming video event or interaction. The substance of the referenced 'he' and what was said remains unclear. This is a personal update / content teaser, not a records request or legal activity.

Why it matters: Indicates the creator is building anticipation for new First Amendment audit content. The provocative title suggests an upcoming interaction with a public official or law enforcement that the creator considers noteworthy.
Fundraising: none
Attributed claims and criticism
  • The creator posted a community update with the title 'You Won’t Believe What He Said…👇'. (LongIslandAudit via YouTube community post; unverified claim)
2 weeks ago · community post

You Won’t Believe What He Said…👇

You Won’t Believe What He Said…👇
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2 months ago · community post

Must Watch! 👇

Must Watch! 👇
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2 months ago · community post

What Should The Consequences For The Capitol Police Officer Who Assaulted Me? https://youtu.be/gX5WmDetPyg

What Should The Consequences For The Capitol Police Officer Who Assaulted Me? https://youtu.be/gX5WmDetPyg
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2 months ago · community post

This Is A MUST Watch! 👇

This Is A MUST Watch! 👇
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2 months ago · community post

Traffic Stop Audit 👇

Traffic Stop Audit 👇
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2 months ago · community post

The US Virgin Islands Police 🤯👇

The US Virgin Islands Police 🤯👇
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Automatically Extracted Claims, Facts, Rumors, and Stories

ConfidenceClassificationSpeaker/authorCandidate statementAI SummaryOccurrencesSources
high 82%statementLongIslandAuditSean Paul Reyes with Long Island Audit here back again with another video.not created4
med 65%statementLongIslandAuditI swear h it was a it was it was painful because obviously we know that Brian Fehee committed multiple felonies, multiple crimes on that day and you know he calls me he called me in court today a convicted felon.not created1
med 65%statementLongIslandAuditUm which was interesting but he would be a convicted felon if he wasn't above the law.not created1
med 65%statementLongIslandAuditI think that I should have the charges against me should have been dismissed immediately.not created1
med 65%statementLongIslandAuditThe medical examiner confirmed this. >> Internal Affairs filed no disciplinary charges against the officers.not created1
med 65%statementLongIslandAuditThis is all filed through the Ohio Supreme Court and is approved by them. >> Okay. >> And it's because of the size of our court, they said when you're going upstairs, there's a chance you could be filming victims of crimes and all that, which they have have to protect the victims. >> I just want to know if I'm detained cuz I'd like to get out of here. >> You're being detained. >> I'm still being detained.not created1
med 65%statementLongIslandAuditThis time we are protesting peacefully in front of the residence of the District Attorney Ray Tierney, who is currently maliciously prosecuting me based on unlawful charges filed by PBA President Lou Sevillo.not created1
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditThe legalities and certain testimony I couldn't really get into in the trial because he's not on trial.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditWhile he was waiting outside of the courtroom all day today uh with his wife and his and his daughter and they were all giving me dirty looks and you know, it is what it is.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditThis is one of the most important videos I've ever uploaded to my channel.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditLike they're leaving this man alone in this room to do what he's doing to me. >> No one had one day off.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditArrested for what? >> Disorderly conduct, obstructing official business. >> I'm not obstructing anything.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditTurn it off. >> I would like to speak to the bailiff downstairs.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditHe he has no problem with us exercising our First Amendment right, which is how it should be.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditHe engaged with me a little bit because he knows who I am.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditWe all know how the former Sergeant Fahey incidents went.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditAll because I came here asking about the hundreds of millions of dollars law enforcement has cost this county.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditHundreds of millions of dollars that law enforcement has cost this county.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditI was continuously leaving the property. >> Saying you're leaving and not leaving means you're not leaving.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditYou are now under arrest for trespassing. >> You're an idiot.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditI can't even feel my hand. >> You're putting on a show.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditI'm not going to turn my back on a known tyrant. >> Uh you guys are public servants.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditWe just got it down from the court. >> No worries.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditUm if you were to violate it, you could be arrested for criminal contempt.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditSo I just have to ask you, do you? >> No. >> All right.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditIf you were to violate it, you could be arrested for criminal contempt. >> Billboard truck protest in front of the residence of the District Attorney, Ray Tierney.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditHe should be prosecuting thugs with badges, not getting orders of protection for them.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditSo, we are back again with another peaceful LED billboard truck protest.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditI'm not resisting. >> Either way, the billboard truck is going in front of your house.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditJust want to let you know I don't have any weapons.not created2
med 61%statementLongIslandAuditDo you want to test that water? >> Did you guys see the video? >> I saw the video. >> You know it's playing right now.not created2
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBut since then, since the trial in its entirety has been uploaded to the channel, the court has reached out to me.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWe all know I'm not guilty, but we'll talk about that at the end of the video.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBut that's the number one question I've been getting from across social media.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUh, but today I do know when that date is, and that date is going to be September 3rd.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSeptember 3rd is when Judge Cody Guinari is going to be issuing his decision in this case.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou know, personally, I don't think he needed that much time to come to a decision.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI'm just some lowly citizen here and he's the judge in this case.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd again, I'll talk to you about my thoughts about the judge later on in this video, but you know, I do have thoughts about him and I'm not going to sugarcoat my thoughts about anyone.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUm, even though they do have my freedom in their hands, this charge does carry up to 90 days in the correctional facility in Connecticut.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBecause the both of the trial videos are over, I believe, 4 hours long.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo to get into the mind of what exactly Judge Guinari is going to be thinking about over the next couple weeks at this point um and will be deciding on September 3rd, which September 3rd for those of you I know I'm going to get this question.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo, Danielson Superior Court, September 3rd, the judge will make his decision.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBut and I want to tell you my thoughts on the judge and what I think he's ultimately going to do as well as conversations with my attorneys because I know you saw me representing myself proay but I had two attorneys on retainer to um advise me throughout it and help me write motions etc etc.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo, let's roll let's run that right now and then at the end I'll tell you guys my thoughts. >> Judge, um, in looking to the um connected jury instructions, uh, your honor has to find that um, in order to find the defendant guilty that he entered or remained in premises that are posted in a manner described by law, reasonably likely to come to the attention of the intruders.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThe reality is, judge, that sign that was posted, uh, forget about the no trespassing sign.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThere's been a lot of talk about the no trespassing sign.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditQuite frankly, judge, I don't think the sign is necessary.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd the reason I say that is because just simply based on the animosity we've talked talked about that had previous existed before between Sergeant Fei and uh Mr.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditNo reasonable person in that situation would think that they were licensed or privileged to go there.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditHe went back in the house before that his gun to shoot me.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditMy answer is >> I'd ask our court to direct them to answer the question as asked. >> I'm answering the question.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditLike you hate it when I when you get shown.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThe whole thing was about actually the law enforcement officer. >> Yeah.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd the lack of accountability he gets when he engages in criminal conduct.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYes or no? >> Not yet. >> No, not yet. >> Thanks for the tip. >> Oh, you're welcome. [clears throat] You think you're the most unbiased reporter to be working on. >> That's the word. >> You get paid by clicks just like journalists. >> Journalists on CBS are getting paid by clicks. >> Of course they are.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI know it's funny to you, but the reality is your videos. >> No idea what you're talking about.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI just state the actions that he has engaged in multiple times unprovoked against me.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYes, those actions are reprehensible and he should be held accountable for them, but he's a cop, so he's not held accountable for them.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditJudge State Attorney John Fehey, I don't even know if he has a relation to Mr.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI went on 23 DNA test. >> He started to site, I'm sure he'll site again, a Florida case which holds no uh has no power in the state of Connecticut.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUm obviously he has no idea what he's talking about.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIt is by you know court when the elements of a crime bail judge court of law has exactly one honest thing left to do.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIn today's video, we're going to be taking a look at the conclusion of my trial here in the state of Corrupt ticket.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditLet's get into it. >> Superior Court of the Judicial District of Danielson is now open in session.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThe honorable judge Cody Guier presented [clears throat] with respect to matter of state Connecticut docket W1C 25383862- I see we have a state and Mr.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI understand that we're continuing with the state's final witness today.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIs there anything to take up before we start? >> The the only um comment, judge, uh first of all, thank you for your indulgence in terms of accommodating the witness.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUm secondly, um I it probably won't matter since the evidence will probably conclude today, but um [clears throat] it's it's troubling to the state that um Mr.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditReyes and I agreed to, in fact, it happens in most every criminal trial, uh, agreed to a sequestration order.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWho are you, sir? >> He's one of my employees. >> Okay, one of your employees.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI feel like all three of you are trying to bully me and trying to exert authority over me that you don't have.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYour sergeant doesn't understand that he cannot demand ID lawfully >> Okay, why are you in my parking lot? >> unless he has reasonable articulable suspicion I've committed a crime. >> my parking lot? >> That's a failure That's a failure on your part, sir.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou're supposed to educate your employees, correct? >> Why are you in my parking lot? >> They should know I'm working I like I told your sergeant, I'm not just not answering questions.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI was inside doing a FOIA request. >> the city hall? >> Yes, I was.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditPeople People drive around all day in the city with tags on.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI don't have a database where I can just type in somebody's you know, license plate and figure out who they are.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditLet's be real. >> you to leave. >> Are Is it Are you ordering me to leave under threat of arrest, sir? >> Uh yeah, I'm ordering you This is the third time I've told you to leave my parking lot. >> I'm going to go on a public sidewalk and I'm going to continue to record I'm going to continue to record your parking lot and I'm going to hit you up with civil litigation over this, just so you know.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd I don't know your name, but >> I don't know your name, either. >> You are the public servant here, sir.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou're making You're You're All you're doing is you're allowing your city You're You're portraying your city in a negative light >> Okay. >> for the world to see.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI have a constitutional right to film the police in the course of their duty, sir.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIs this department so uneducated and so inept at their job that you It must be from the top down, cuz your sergeant doesn't know when he can legally identify somebody, and you're telling me I can't film in a police lobby. >> Mhm. >> Yes, I sure can.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI'm I'm I have freedom of press in this country, sir. >> Are you with the press? >> Yes, I am one with the press. >> Let me see your ID. >> No, I'm not showing you my ID. >> I'm not showing you anything, sir. >> You're required to show Get out of the building.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditFrom what I see, I don't know what you're doing. >> I would appreciate it if you backed away from me.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditJust back away. >> But what I can say >> I would appreciate it if you backed away from me. >> You're in public. >> You're standing inches from me.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditCan you call a supervisor because this guy is trying to intimidate me? >> We got a day >> You intimidate those guys in there.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou intimidate them because they're in handcuffs and they're in cells.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIt's probably better. >> Objection. >> Extra commentary like I might get hurt if I approach the witness.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditStop. >> Judge, I would ask you to instruct him to answer the question. >> I just answered it and I'm not on trial. >> You are on trial. >> Thank you. >> Were you arrested as a result of this incident? >> I was.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIn today's video, we're going to be watching day one of the Feahhee trial.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditTechnically, it's my trial, but we all know that Brian Fehee, the unhinged savage animal, should be the one on trial.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBig shout out to Stephen and TA from the Real News Network as they were able to get permission to record the proceedings.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo, I appreciate them for promoting transparency in this case.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditReyes is um as he has in the past wearing meta glasses.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThere is an individual filming in court now, but Mr.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI know he's indicated in the past they're prescription glasses.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI don't know if he has another pair of prescription glasses that he can bring to court or two uh just simply assure the court that he won't be uh recording using those kind of glasses.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditJudge, last time when uh Mr. states attorney who wasn't here uh was in this court with these same glasses.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThey are prescription glasses and I did not record that proceeding and I do not plan on recording this one as I'm not permitted to.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUh same as last time I wore them and no videos were taken judge.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThe court will just note that the court did receive the request uh from a uh media provider that was verified through the Connecticut judicial branch and uh there was no objection raised by either party to the uh recording of the these proceedings.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThe court did grant that request subject to limitations that are within the practice book and we'll accept Mr.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditRay's representations with respect to the classes. >> Thank you, Judge.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditJudge, I ask that the witness be witnesses be sequestered under general statute section 54-85A.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditJudge, the state will call multiple officers who are on the scene together and their written accounts of the central fact in this case already differ.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUm I would ask that the witnesses be sequestered. >> I have no objection as long as it works both ways.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditDo you solemnly swear solely sincerely affirm the case may be that the evidence you shall give regarding this case will be the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth beyond penalty of >> I swear. >> Please state your name, title, and place of employment. >> Sergeant Deon Dart Grown Police Department.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI will talk to you if you turn that off.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI don't want my likeness used either. >> You cannot video him inside this >> a public lobby.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI would appreciate it if you backed away from me.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThis one went down at the Limestone County Sheriff's Department in Alabama.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditDeputy Roop and Sheriff Joshua McLaughlin tried to censor this video because they didn't want the world to see their behavior.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI walked up with a camera, deputy got out of his vehicle inches from my face trying to intimidate me.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThen the sheriff came down personally, watched the whole video, and still defended him.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI can't hear you. >> What are you doing? >> I'm just taking some pictures and video of the facility. >> Why? >> For my own personal use.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditDon't let me stop you. >> You're not stopping me. >> Yeah, you're not detained or you're free to go to get your lunch.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSee, the correctional officer's job is are to monitor the inmates, not free men and women walking around in public.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBeautiful day. >> Not often we get somebody out here walking around.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou doing good, though? >> Yeah, do you mind if I get your name? >> Randolph. >> Randolph, and your name, sir? >> Posey. >> Posey, and your name, sir? >> Smith. >> Thank you, Smith.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI spoke to this uh correctional officer here on his way to lunch.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditTold him not, you know, mean to interrupt your lunch, but he just taking some pictures and videos here.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou don't have my permission to use my likeness in your film. >> I'm sorry, sir.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYour truck is very loud. >> You don't have the my permission to use my likeness in your film. >> I don't have your permission to use your likeness? >> Yeah, you're not using my image on your film. >> Well, we're in public.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditOne of the things I always tell people is this, rights don't mean much if people can intimidate you into never using them.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWhether you're recording public officials, speaking your mind online, or simply living your life, your privacy matters.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThey automatically work to remove your information from hundreds of data brokers and continue monitoring so your information doesn't simply reappear later.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI also like their unlimited plan because of their custom removals features.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI call it the Fahey trial because he's the one that's on trial in the court of public opinion.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBut unfortunately, I am being maliciously prosecuted here today and yesterday.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBut before I talk about it, please take a second and hit that like button right down below and share this video any way you can on social media to expose the injustice here and corrupted it to the world.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo day two of the trial, yesterday we wrapped it up.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUh there was a lot of witnesses called yesterday, a lot of the Groton rotten police officers were called to the stand.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditToday, the prosecution, led by State's Attorney John Fahey, who absolutely lost it and we'll get into that a little later.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd you guys listen really quickly because I know a lot of people don't watch the entire live stream. >> [music] >> Uh but really quickly, the video will be coming out part day one of my trial will be releasing tomorrow night.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI will be in the live chat to discuss with you guys.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd Eric Daigle is the If you guys have seen the video, I posted it on my channels when I spoke to Mr.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditDaigle, Attorney Daigle, regarding He was hired by the town of Groton to investigate the officers, my internal affairs complaint.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo as you know, I went to the Groton Police Department, I I an internal affairs complaint um on the officers involved there and the town of Groton hired attorney Daigle from the Daigle Law Group.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAttorney Daigle is a former Connecticut State Trooper which I found out today and he is a former police defender in civil court.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditDaigle is in the business of defending law enforcement officers who engage in misconduct and not exposing the truth.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI asked him while he was leaving the courthouse today when those findings will be produced and he didn't have an answer.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo the reason why the prosecution brought up attorney Daigle was to say that I recorded I will leave a link to the description I'll leave a link in the description of the video where I did an interview because I'm an innocent man.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditDaigle reached out to me attorney Daigle reached out to me for during his investigation and he asked me to do an interview with him for the investigation.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAttorney Daigle had advised me that he was not giving me permission to record the zoom and I told him that I understood that he wasn't giving me permission to record the zoom and I recorded the zoom.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI never once told him despite what States Attorney Fahey and States Attorney Fahey that's his office right there just so you guys know.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo wave high and he definitely watches my live streams because he mentions them in court which was interesting.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI appreciate all the supports from the support from the viewership from all the Faheys here.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditRight behind me at the Danielson Superior Court here in Killingly, Connecticut.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWhat a loser and a joke that man is, I swear.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIt was a It was It was painful because obviously we know that Brian Fahey committed multiple felonies, multiple crimes on that day.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditHe can menace me with a firearm, he can threaten me, he can assault me, he can spit in my face.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd again, if if he wasn't a law enforcement officer, things would have went differently.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd I actually said, "So, Fahey asked me a question while he's sitting in the witness stand, and he's testifying, and I said, "I'm not the one on trial here." >> [laughter] >> And the prosecutor said, "Uh, yeah, you are." >> [laughter] >> And I was like, "Oh, yeah, you're right.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI I kind of forgot mid-trial that I'm the one on trial.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBecause it's just it's so bizarre to me that I'm the one on trial here in Connecticut when he's the one who committed multiple felonies.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWith one of my supporters and he threatened my supporters that he is going to give his license plate number to his cop friend so he can harass him.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditRight behind me is the Danielson Superior Court here in Killing Lee, Connecticut.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd again, if you're not >> if he wasn't a law enforcement officer, things would have went differently.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd I actually said, so Fehee asked me a question while he's sitting in the witness stand and he's testifying.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd I said, I'm not the one on trial here. [laughter] And the prosecutor said, "Uh, yeah, you are." [laughter] And I was like, "Oh, yeah, you're right." I I kind of forgot mid-trial >> that I'm the one on trial because it's just it's so bizarre to me that I'm the one on trial here in Connecticut when he's the one who committed multiple felonies.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThis is what I was told with one of my supporters and he threatened my supporters that he is going to give his license plate number to his cop friends so he can harass him.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditFehee testified and they testified to the fact that they have private road dead end no turnaround signs posted on their property that their neighbor purchased.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditCould be his cousin, could not be, I don't know.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd you know, so they are related in that sense.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWhat the state pro what the state's attorney's office is basically trying to prove beyond a reasonable doubt is that the private road deadend no turnaround signs are equivalent to a no trespassing private property sign.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI think it's pretty obvious that a private road dead end no turnaround signs applies to vehicles and it's just letting them know that there's no turnaround here and that this isn't a public road.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIn my closing, I'll be able to speak freely uh regarding this the evidence.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWhen you guys watch the trial, you'll see that I couldn't really get them to testify to much other than that, you know, there's a s there was a sign in the bushes, a no trespassing sign in the bushes.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI got officers to testify that they passed the no trespassing sign many times without seeing it.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditHey, when you're on federal property >> Yeah, I understand that. >> on federal property, you have to have permission. >> Not true. >> Sir, it is true. >> I'm I'm I can I can show you the rules and regulations governing the post office, which is federal law, if you'd like.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou can read that. >> your reason is for >> I'm I'm a jour- I'm a journalist working on a story.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI have a First Amendment right to film in public.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWell, this is this is this is I How am I being cri- Wait, first >> The problem is you kicked everybody out. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI already told you I've already told you guys why I'm here.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI already told you there's no need for you guys to be here.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI told you I'm I'm a journalist working on a story.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou do not. >> Do you have any ID? >> The First Am- The First Amendment grants me It's the First Amendment of the Constitution, ma'am.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI don't like you guys You guys You guys obviously have nothing to do.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditOne, two, three, four, five officers for a man with anot created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditOne year later, we are still facing this injustice here in Corruptic.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditRight behind me is the Danielson Superior Court where Judge Guinari will decide my fate.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI am facing up to 90 days in the Connecticut State Correctional Facility for criminal trespass in the third degree, which requires signage be clearly posted.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd if you've been following this incident, you will know that the officers in their police report said it wasn't clearly posted.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUh the video evidence shows that the sign wasn't clearly posted and I left immediately when I was told to leave.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo for most of you who do not know, for some of you who do not know, I am representing myself prosay.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI kept my lawyers on retainer to help me behind the scenes.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI wanted to face my accuser face to face today.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou know, I'm excited to get my day in court finally after over a year.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo, I'm obviously going to be going inside the court now.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBut, I just wanted to reach out to you guys really quickly before I went inside and let you know that I'm okay.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI know I'm not an attorney, but I've been working with attorneys here in Connecticut, the best of the best.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThanks to each and [music] every one of your support for your support and donations that you've given me, and I really appreciate that.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSo, I've had attorneys by my side this entire time.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI cuz those of you who are in here, you're real Long Island supporters.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd then also I have more paperwork in here, USB flash drives, etc., etc.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI didn't ask anybody to come, but if you showed up, I appreciate that.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou know, I just hope that you guys I want you guys to share this live stream.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThis might be the last live stream I do for quite a quite some time.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditOfficer Fisher, nice to meet you. >> how are you? >> Officer Davis, hi, how are you? >> Good.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI'm gathering content for a story in the publicly accessible parts of the building. >> Okay.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYes, sir. >> Um I do, but I'm I'm not going to give them.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI I don't give out any personal identifying information unless I've committed a crime. >> Okay. >> And I'm not going to commit a crime. >> Can you tell us what your name is? >> Sure, my first name is Shawn.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYes. >> What's your last name? >> Oh, I'm not going to I I don't give out personal identifying information. >> Okay. >> Unless I absolutely need to under threat of arrest. >> Did um did anybody tell you that you shouldn't film? >> They told me I couldn't film.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWhere can you show me where it's posted cuz I didn't see it.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI came from this way. >> What did they tell you you can't film? >> What do you They said that this is >> you couldn't film? >> They said that I was violating HIPAA and I explained to them they said under HIPAA but I explained to them HIPAA doesn't apply to the public.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI just want to go about my business now. >> Take your time then.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWe're investigating, okay? >> So, am I being am I being detained, sir? >> You are being detained.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWe're investigating a crime, okay? >> On what crime? >> Okay, we'll tell you when we get there. >> Okay, you're not going to tell me what crime. >> We're investigating trespassing.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd and >> He told me to stay right here. >> Okay, we're we're getting different stories from different people. >> I know.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditHe told me to stay here. >> Okay, we're getting different stories from different people. >> Okay. >> So, we're going to figure it out. >> Can I get a supervisor here then? >> Yeah. >> May I request a supervisor officer? >> A supervisor for what? >> Because I'm being I'm unlawfully detained, that's why. >> being unlawfully detained. >> You have no you have >> We're investigating trespassing. >> Okay. >> Okay? >> No problem.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI'm going to I'm going to >> Trespassing is a crime, correct? >> Now now that I'm in >> knowledge is is trespassing >> to invoke I'm going to invoke my right to remain silent, sir. >> Okay.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditOkay, now what you do? >> Oh, I'm an I'm an independent journalist.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd this this correctional officer over here began to say racially motivated statements towards me to go back to my country and that this is private property. >> This is private property. >> How is it private property? >> This belongs to the state. >> The state is a government entity, sir.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAre they private? >> all day. >> But you're you're not you're not an official. >> It doesn't matter.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThey're public. >> Okay, my warning says if you don't leave our property, we're going to have him locked up for trespassing. >> Well, I'm not I'm not on your property and plus this is public property. >> Yeah, but where am I now? >> You're on our property. >> Okay, but unless you have no trespassing signs, ma'am, you need to learn the law.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUnless >> Sir, you're free to leave. >> Unless I'm free to leave, I'm free to stay.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThose are public utilities, meaning that they're on public property, ma'am.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBecause they wouldn't be able to work on them unless >> You have to leave. >> You, too, sergeant.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSir, I don't want to argue with you, but I have freedom of speech.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThis This is why this is America and this is a free country and we have I don't care, sir.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditSir, I'm >> You think you want to get locked up for something. >> If you're going to lock me up for freedom of speech, go ahead. >> You can leave.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditWe asking you can leave. >> Lock me up for freedom of speech.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditPlease inform your officer that I have freedom of speech.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditAnd I'm sure a whole bunch of other people will be, too.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIf If Danny did that to someone, he would have been held accountable.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditBut because he's not a cop >> He made me perform oral sex on him. >> It's a system.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIf If Danny did that to someone, he would have been held accountable, but because he's not a cop. >> He made me perform oral sex on him. >> It's a system.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI have to tell you that this documentary is hard to watch, but I'm going to be watching it with you and giving my thoughts.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditPlease take a second to hit the like button and share this video anywhere you can on social media because I believe that every single freedom-loving American needs to see this. >> It was the absolute [music] worst day of my life.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditA sergeant refused to give McDonal the medications he used to control bipolar disorder.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditHe had a psychiatric episode. >> He told them from the beginning that he struggles with bipolar disorder and he needs medication. >> Medication was brought.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditHow do you not provide it? >> 13 officers joined in extracting McDonald from a cell and in subduing him often chest down in a position that risked suffocation. >> 13 or 14 individuals for one person who was in a holding cell? >> Because they're cowards.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditLaw enforcement officers who act like gang members jump people.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIt's really simple. >> Never wanted to, nor have I still to this day, seen the pictures and I don't want to.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditUm I mean, there was a footprint on Danny's back. >> [snorts] >> Danny Le Simmons was a son and a brother.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditHe was autistic and lived in a group home. >> He was severely speech delayed where he could only answer with one-word sentences.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditFor some reason, they did not want to give Danny Le another piece of funnel cake.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThe kid that loves to eat and he had a episode.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditHe was upset. >> Three Suffolk officers arrived to take Simmons to the hospital.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThey're probably rude, unprofessional like we've seen in my videos and other videos online.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIt doesn't make any sense, but yet law enforcement continue with these brutish tactics and lack of accountability. >> After he was handcuffed, the officers pinned Simmons to the floor for an estimated 9 minutes.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThe medical examiner cited chest compression during a violent struggle. >> Officers placed their body weight on top of him for such a prolonged amount of time.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThe police department refused to give Newsday the case report. >> Think about that for a minute.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou can't just do that. >> I'm sorry. >> You can't You can't video tape me.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI don't understand. >> Are you a reporter? >> Yeah, I'm a journalist, correct.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditThe You have to come in through the front door. >> I did come through the front door, but >> Alex, what did Alex say to the guard? >> And nothing. >> Okay, just because that's not allowed, unfortunately. >> What's not allowed? >> This.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI mean, you have to, you know, at least tell the guard that you're here. >> Hi.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditIf you guys have any questions, I'll answer them. >> Yeah, I don't I didn't know >> As long as you're being respectful and you're not causing any kind of a disturbance, we can have you If anybody was disrespectful here, it was you guys, not me.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditYou guys You guys have to understand that the that the law >> you would not get through >> Yes, I would.not created1
med 55%statementLongIslandAuditI've been to Brookhaven and and I walked around the entire building because because the policy Yeah, because the policies The policies don't override our rights as the Constitution.not created1