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Day 1 Fahey Trial OVER! What Happened?! ⚖️ #longislandaudit #accountability #fyp
Summary
LongIslandAudit reports on day one of his trial in Killingly, Connecticut, regarding an incident with former Sergeant Brian Fahey. He claims Fahey committed multiple felonies but is not being prosecuted, while he himself is on trial. The creator states he is representing himself and notes an alleged altercation between Fahey and a supporter outside the courtroom. The trial resumes the next day.
Why it may matter: This post captures a First Amendment auditor's narrative of a trial where the auditor is the defendant despite alleging the officer committed felonies. It highlights the adversarial legal dynamics between auditors and law enforcement, and the auditor's claim of unequal justice. The alleged threat to a supporter may indicate ongoing tension outside the courtroom.
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with another video. You guys like my tie? Right behind me at the Danielson Superior Court here in Killingly, Connecticut. Just got out of day one of my trial that involves the sergeant, the former sergeant Brian Fahey incident. What a loser and a joke that man is, I swear. It was a It was It was painful because obviously we know that Brian Fahey committed multiple felonies, multiple crimes on that day. And you know, he calls me He called me in court today a convicted felon, um, which was interesting, but he would be a convicted felon if he wasn't above the law, right? But he's above the law. He can menace me with a firearm, he can threaten me, he can assault me, he can spit in my face. And again, if if he wasn't a law enforcement officer, things would have went differently. And he knows it. You know it, Brian. But unfortunately, you know, maybe it maybe I'll get the opportunity one day now that he's not a law enforcement officer. If he ever sees me again, he might spit in my face again, and I might get the opportunity to defend myself as any American should in those situations, but you can't do it with law enforcement, can't you? But anyway, I digress. So, as you guys know, I'm representing myself. The legalities and certain testimony I couldn't really get into in the trial because he's not on trial. I'm on trial. And 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. 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. He's the savage. One of I guess what? While 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. You can feel how you want. But while he was waiting there, he got into an altercation, allegedly. This 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 friend so he can harass him. So, I'm so tired. I didn't get any sleep last night. This was a long day for me from 10:00 a.m. till now, whatever time it is, 3:30. Day two of the trial is tomorrow. Officer Romansky, Officer McKekney, Sergeant Bedard.