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I Used My Billboard Truck To EXPOSE A Tyrant! #cops #audit
Summary
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 may matter: 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.
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Get off the property. >> not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Either way, the billboard truck is going in front of your house. Just want to let you know I don't have any weapons. I'm not a threat to anyone. >> Got a 911 call. Just going to go talk to them, all right? >> Will I be okay in the street? >> The family's just asking that you stay off their property. If you do, you'll be arrested for trespassing. Do you want to test that water? >> Did you guys see the video? >> I saw the video. >> You know it's playing right now. Thanks for not violating my rights today. I appreciate that. So, Lou Savillo tried calling two law enforcement officers to try and intimidate me from my first amendment right. >> These are individuals who do not care about our constitution, will never be held accountable. We all know it. They will investigate themselves and find no wrongdoing. This is exactly what he deserves, a peaceful first amendment protest with my LED billboard truck. >> Our fellow patriots, we are just arriving at the residence of Suffolk County Police Benevolent Association President, excuse me, Malevolent Association President Lou Savillo pictured here. Can't get a cameraman to help me out with these kind of peaceful protests ever since what happened to my last cameraman, right?