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Day One Fahey Trial Is Over…
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The creator, representing himself, reports that 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. He alleges former Sergeant Brian Fehee committed multiple felonies in the original incident but faces no charges, and repeats unattributed claims about Fehee’s past drug-dealing arrest and an alleged extramarital affair. The creator asserts the prosecution is a waste of resources driven by pro-police bias.
Why it may matter: This update shows an auditor facing criminal proceedings after a high-conflict encounter with a former law-enforcement officer, raising questions about signage interpretation, prosecutorial discretion, and the legal risks auditors face when relying on implied public access to private property.
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with another video. You guys like my tie? Right behind me is the Danielson Superior Court here in Killing Lee, Connecticut. Just got out of day one of my trial that involves the sergeant, the former Sergeant Brian Fehee incident. What a loser and a joke that man is. I 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. 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 you're not >> 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 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 Fehee 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 And 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 friends 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 trials tomorrow. Officer Romansky, Officer Mcknne, Sergeant Bedard, uh, Fehee, Mrs. Fehee 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. They didn't purchase him. their neighbor purchased them. And apparently, according to the state's attorney, John Feahhee here, no relation to Brian Fehee, allegedly. Could be his cousin, could not be, I don't know. But allegedly, they have no relationship. Both of the Fehees here, but they're both tyrants. And you know, so they are related in that sense. They're both they're both tyrants. Um got into a little discussion with the assistant prosecutor here. Uh you know, he's another tyrant. He just It's crazy. They're calling. So, basically, I'll give you guys the case update. What 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. I don't know about you guys. I 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. It's a dead end. No turnaround and it's a private road. That's what I understood those signs to be. Apparently, senior states attorney John Fehee here thinks that it's a no trespassing sign, a restricted area sign. Apparently, that's what he thinks. So, I don't know what. Let me know. Let me know in the chat right now. Does anybody here? Let's take a poll. Does anybody here think that Put in the chat. Does anybody here watching live think that >> a private road >> no >> dead end no turnaround sign private road dead end no turnaround sign is that a no trespassing sign like am I living in another world where I'm I'm crazy here because I'm not a lawyer and when you watch this trial you'll understand why I say that I'm not a lawyer uh But states attorneys fee the prosecutor here, the protector of Brian Fehee, he is an attorney, right? So I'm trying to understand why would an attorney say that? Why I I don't get it. I don't get it. Private road would Would anybody here see a private road dead end, no turnaround sign and take that as whoop, I shouldn't go in there? That's a restricted area. Shouldn't go in there. Shouldn't knock on somebody's door. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I see nos in the chat. Um, you guys like my tie. I appreciate that. Thank you. So, Billy the Kidster, 20 Long Island Audit memberships. Thank you so much, Billy. I appreciate you. Um, so let me see. Private, if private road sign equal no trespassing, why was there need for a no trespassing sign? That's what I'm going to say in my closing. In my closing, I'll be able to speak freely uh regarding this the evidence. But when you watch the video, it's being recorded. When 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. Every officer agreed. I got officers to testify that they passed the no trespassing sign many times without seeing it. Um, so how am I supposed to see the no trespassing private property sign if the law enforcement officers who are actively looking for it haven't seen it? The judge in this case, I saw somebody ask about the judge earlier. The judge in this case, his name is Judge Guinari. I believe he's 35 years old. 35 years young because I'm 35. Um, 35 years young. And he seems to be pretty fair. I mean, you know, Fee, he was being a little bit antagonistic. And, you know, I did say that, you know, when I went to go hand him his written statement, uh, the judge had the baiff do it, had the court officer do it, and I was like, "Yeah, it's a good idea so I don't get attacked. I don't get assaulted." And, uh, that was a little quip right there. Um, but you know, FA, he was being combative. He was red in the face. Again, he allegedly assaulted one of my supporters in the courthouse and then he got into a confrontation with Scaloo Photo, which apparently I don't even know. Apparently he was the assistant states attorney, who's a joke, said that he was intimidating witnesses, but he didn't intimidate anybody. I mean, Fehee is not somebody that gets intimidated. He's not intimidated. He's not intimidated. He just wants to uh play the victim and that's what he wants to do. So his wife testified today. I should have called everybody that was there, but his wife testified, but again, I'm limited because this is not his trial. This should be the Brian Fehee trial for menacing for threatening felony threatening felony menacing breach of the peace. We all see in the video, right? And it should be his trial, not mine. But apparently it's my trial. [laughter] I didn't know this. I did not know this. But apparently, again, I said in court, wait till you guys see it. I was like, I'm not the one on trial here. And the state attorney's like, yeah, you are. And I'm like, oh yeah, I am. You're right. So, I just don't judge me by my lawy lawyerly skills or lack thereof, I should say. But what I do know I am is innocent. I am innocent of committing any crimes on that day, July 11, 2025. Please tell me how it went. I just joined. Appreciate you, man. Appreciate all the super chats. Thank you so much. So, basically, it's day one. It's the trial has not concluded yet, right? The trial will continue tomorrow. It will conclude tomorrow. I will be testifying um on my behalf. I'll be waving my fifth amendment right. I was canvased today by the judge that he wanted to make sure that I knew that I had a fifth amendment right to remain silent. But there's really nothing I can say that can incriminate myself because I am innocent. This whole show here, this whole trial, this farce, everything here is because egos. State Attorney John Fehee, he has sworn loyalty to the police department because he has no backbone. And I'll just say uh to watch my language and get a little working on the control, but he has no backbone. The state's attorney here, he is a weasel and he is prosecuting me because he's scared of Fehee. Maybe he's scared of Fehee, you know, attacking him and spitting in his face. I just, you know, if the day ever happened, because now he's retired Sergeant Fehee, right? $100. Apparently Fehee's accelerated rehabilitation isn't working. Time to go, Fehey. Thanks, Billy. I appreciate you. But yeah, I don't think it is working. He was pitch red. He was so mad. He was so mad. He said I said something to him under my breath, but I don't know about that. That's alleged. We'll have to wait for the video evidence to confirm that. But, um, you know, at the end of the day, [sighs] it was interesting. It was interesting. Uh, would I get a lawyer? I saw somebody said, "Would I get a lawyer to do it again and do it again?" No. I like playing the lawyer. Even though I'm not a lawyer, I haven't I mean, I can't do anything to hurt myself. I'm innocent. We We all seen the video. The no trespassing sign was in the brush. It wasn't posted. The private road dead end, no turnaround, is not a no trespassing sign. This is a waste of resources. But guess what? It's not their resources. It's our resources they're wasting. That's why they're doing this. And I am confident, regardless of my lackluster performance as an attorney, that I will be found not guilty in this case. Not guilty. His wife was here. His wife testified. She was rather nice on the stand. She didn't go crazy like uh Brian Fehee. Again, Brian Fehee, he wants to talk about um a bad decision I made 15 years ago on the stand. You're a convicted felon. You're this, you're that. You know, it's always it o, you know, it really opens my eyes and it's it's crazy to me that somebody with such a violent history. I have a video in my possession of Sergeant Brian Fehee taking a man throwing him on the ground and stomping on his head on the pavement. I have other videos where he's assaulted me. I've had other videos. I have another video where he assaulted me again. We have the video in question when I knocked on his door where he pulled a gun on me and spit in my face and committed multiple felonies. But the difference between Fehee and I, and I know you're watching Fehee, because you're obsessed. I get it. But the difference between you and I, Fahhee, is that my bad decision happened 15 years ago. Your bad decisions happen on a daily basis. And I took accountability for my bad decision. You don't take accountability for your bad decisions because you're above the law. You're above the law, but you're not above consequence, right? The next time you're no longer a law enforcement officer. You can't hide behind that badge anymore. So, the next time you spit in somebody's face, and I'm sure there'll be a next time because I was told you've been spitting in people's faces your whole life and getting beat up for it. Um, I heard a lot of things about Fehee. Trust me, he was a correctional officer. He was stalking allegedly he was stalking this girl there and then she started dating a black guy and he started getting really racist about it. There's so many stories I heard. Remember that story, Leroy? >> I do. >> You remember that? Somebody told us that, right? Oh, >> yeah. >> Somebody told us that he's a racist cuz he lost his girl to a black guy apparently. That's what I was told. By who? A former correctional officer. Right. >> Right. >> Was it a former CO or was it one of the former Connecticut state troopers? It was either a former Connecticut state trooper or a former correctional officer. But Leroy is a witness. I was told that I also got Let me get something really quick. Hold on one second, guys. I will I'm going to break news to you guys right now. Watch this. Hold on. Hold on. Wait a minute. Let's see here. >> People who watch this back be like, "Where'd he go? Maybe I don't have it. I keep it here for safekeepings. Here it is. Here it is. Here it is. Here it is. Here it is. Here it is. Here it is. Breaking news. I've had this for a while, but I haven't really talked about it. But this is a perfect time to talk about it. I got this delivered to my house. This note. You see this? It's not my handwriting. I got this on um 86 2025. And I'm going to read it to you guys right now. And and Mrs. Fehee, if you're watching this video, I would close your ears. Okay? Don't listen to this. Mrs. Fehee, Mr. Reyes, I have some information for you. Sergeant Fehee was having an affair during work hours with Jill Cor while collecting pay. She also stole overtime. Sexual activity at work. I am scared to speak out. And so, you know, I'm not lying about it. You can >> It's backwards. >> Yeah, it's got to be backwards, right? >> Flip the camera. >> Flip the camera. So, you guys know I'm not lying. I keep this in my backpack. Mr. is I have some information for you. Sergeant Fehee was having an affair during work hours with Jill Cor while collecting play while collecting pay. She also stole overtime sexual activity at work. I am scared to speak out. I'd be scared if I was her, too. I mean, he's a psychopath. And then the second page just merely says, "I know you will fight for accountability." And this was obviously not signed by anybody. There's no I have no idea who sent me this, but I got this. So, you know, take that for you will, Mrs. Fee, if you're wa still watching. Maybe you don't care. Maybe you already know, but that's alleged. I have no idea. But that's that's a thing I got. But apparently Jill Karanda, I looked her up. I was going to knock on her door. Maybe I can get her to speak on camera. Maybe she maybe she'll tell the story of this alleged affair and everything. But Jill Cor, just so you guys know. Anyway, former >> scraped his face. >> And and Jill Karanda, I looked her up. She worked she works in the pistol permit section. So, it makes sense. That's, you know, that's that's corroboration for at least that she's a state trooper. And what were you saying? >> Remember the guy told both of us about when F scraped the guy's face? >> Oh, right. Right. Right. Yeah. There's a video of that. Yeah. Well, there's a video that I've seen of him smashing some guy's face on a pavement. That's going to be coming out soon. Um it's it's crazy. This is such an injustice. Look at that. This is supposed to be the criminal justice system. Randy, thank you so much. I will buy that beer, my friend. Thank you so much. Seriously, did anything happen? Um, yeah. A whole trial took place from 10:00 a.m. today till 3:00 p.m. today. Multiple witnesses were called. Mrs. Fehee testified. What's her name? Kimberly Fehee testified. Uh, Brian Fehee testified. You trying to, you know, always trying to blame I, this should have been Brian Fehee on trial, right? Do we agree on that? Absolutely. It is. [clears throat] >> I mean, it is. He is on trial. He's on trial >> in the court of public opinion. >> Your closing opinion, he's you put him on trial. >> He got an easy way out. >> That is true. He got an easy way out. He took a little accelerated rehabilitation deal because he has no prior record. Listen, did you also were you there for this? An officer told me, I think that same officer, he was selling drugs allegedly as a cop. You remember that? In New London, >> we were there. >> The New London Police Department. Apparently, he's a drug dealer. Fehe >> And he was arrested for selling drugs when he was a minor. Not a minor. He was 20 years old. I found a newspaper article where he was arrested for selling drugs and he got a sweetheart deal on that, too, where it never went on his record. So, think about this. He was arrested for selling drugs and then he mysteriously left the New London Police Department because apparently he was selling drugs as a cop. So Brian, when you call me a convicted felon, at least I'm not a piece of because you should have been the convicted felon here, not me. Well, maybe me, but not you, but definitely you [laughter] smug cop. The one that was like >> Oh, yeah. And then officer there the officer Ramansky was there. That was the guy that pulled up. If you guys remember, he's the guy that pulled up when I He's like, "Where's your hand? Show me your hands. Show me your hands. You got any weapons on you?" He was like, >> "Yeah." No, this is how he was answering questions like a big baby. Oh, man. He was like in the witness stand like this. Oh, man. Let me see. You guys have any questions? Wonder what drugs he sold. I think it was heroin. I think it was heroin. Uh PD need to buy their own insurance. Stop by on your way home. Sean, I got you. No, should have worn a we the people. I just got the American, you know. I just wanted the American flag tie. I was I was thinking about wearing an all like a whole suit with the American flag like Afroman as an homage to Afroman, but I think Afroman is the only person in the world who can pull off an American flag suit. >> You could have done >> You think I could have pulled it off? >> I think it could be an homage though. >> Like a whole That's a That's a lot of That's a lot of fabric. Fehee sold. >> It's like he had the pants and everything. And then Fehee. We had Vinnie. Come here. We had Vinnie and he was wearing this shirt. Cop Tua. Go. Actually, go over there. Go over there. Go over there so they can see it. You could buy these shirts right now at long island audit. Use code LA20 for 20% off. But copa fire fee. No one is above the law except for Brian Fehee. So he was so mad seeing everybody there. He was just triggered. He, like I said, he got apparently he assaulted some guy, threatened him. I don't know for sure, but that's what happened. >> There's a question for people to ask. >> Sean, why did you pick a bench trial? >> I picked a bench trial. That's a good question. >> Why did you have a choice? >> I did have a choice. I had a choice between a bench trial and a jury trial. And the reason why I chose a bench trial is because what this comes down to is a matter of law. Is a private road dead end, no turnaround sign the same thing as a no trespassing restricted area, do not enter sign. Does that sign legally convey to the person who read it that they should not that they should not enter the property? What do you guys think? Yes or no? Let me know. Does a private road because we have a bunch more people in here. 2,900 people. Hit that like button. Only 638 likes. Come on, guys. 643 likes. There's a lot of fees in here. Oh man, the trial will continue tomorrow. No, I mean I think anybody is anybody here a lawyer? Like like I've talked to my lawyers. I've talked to because even though I'm representing myself, I have lawyers that I've been consulting with. Um so don't think of me as a you know that I think I know everything. I don't know everything and you'll see that in the trial. But I do have lawyers that I've conferred with and I hired them. Let's see. Somebody said something here. Private drive sign is generally not legally equivalent to a no trespassing sign. A private drive label indicates that the road or driveway is privately owned and maintained rather than the public. Um yeah, that's that's literally what it means. Private road, dead end, no turnaround. >> It's actually a dead end sign. >> Why did the judge suppress the video evidence? PS, a private road sign simply indicates it's not maintained by the municipality. It does not revoke the privilege or license that the public has. So, what was your question again? Why >> the video footage? >> Why did he suppress the video footage? Hearsay. Apparently, everything is hearsay and you can't. Everything I tried to do, objection, hearsay. Objection, hearsay. Objection, hearsay. And I I wasn't able to get in any video, but it doesn't matter. I got all of the officers. What I did get is all of the officers testifying that the body camera footage that the no trespassing there was a no trespassing sign there. I learned after the fact, but there was a no trespassing sign. We've seen in the body camera where they pick it up out of the bushes, right? So, all the officers stated that it was in the bushes and that it wasn't clearly posted. So that sign by itself and I got them to testify that they they literally passed the sign, the no trespassing private property sign. They passed the sign multiple times without seeing it. So that's all on the record. So they passed the signs without seeing it. How was I supposed to see it? If a law enforcement officer who's looking, who's conducting an investigation, who's trained to be observant, can't find a no trespassing sign because it's buried in the in the in the brush, how am I supposed to find it? Doesn't make any sense. That is true. Yeah. No video, but there's a lot of testimony. That's interesting. They dug through the bushes together. No one would have ever seen it otherwise. That is very true. Again, and then the private but the the state's attorney is up there and everybody could attest to this. He's up there putting up exhibits of this private road deadend no turnaround sign like that. He got the smoking gun. Like he's like, "Was that sign posted on your property?" They're like, "Yes, it was." Was it clearly posted? Yes, it was. Like, I'm going to testify tomorrow on day two tr day day two of the trial, which is the last day of the trial. I'm going to be testifying tomorrow and I'm going to tell the judge, "Yes, judge. I saw the private road sign. Dead end, no turnaround." It was clearly posted. I am I'm giving you that. Sure. But I didn't How was I supposed to know that meant don't go over there? I I no one's supposed to know that cuz it doesn't make any logical sense. It's obviously a sign for a vehicle to not pull in to indicate to them that you can't there's no outlet. It's like the same thing as like a no outlet sign, right? I mean, is it no outlet? What's next? A no outlet sign is now the new no trespassing sign. Is that next? >> It's crazy. Have you How is the video hearsay? Because it contains out of court statements. Behe family, you're a bunch of losers. Always was and always will be. That is true. And one of the officers actually worked at the school that Fehee worked at that Fehee Jr. Little Brian or whatever his name is. Kevin, I don't know. Uh, you better not go to jail. Damn you. Lol. Hey, this crime carries up to 90 days in jail, but I'm innocent. I will be found innocent. Tomorrow I'm going to be DOING A VIDEO. LET'S GO. [screaming] LET'S GO. We won again. All we do is win, win, win. No matter what. I was singing that song while Fehee was sitting in the He's such a what I the things I want to say I can't say. I you know I got to compose myself. >> Um you should have defended yourself against Fehee put him down and thrown the gun away. >> Yeah, right. [laughter] This one's good. >> Wait, let me see. Let me see. >> What is it? >> Um known Brian Fehee's daughter my whole life. She's very easy to get with. Oh, >> that's crazy. Well, I mean, she's an adult. >> She's an adult. Yeah, but that's not She's an adult. >> I mean, that was I'm just reading a comment. I can read played English. Private drive, right? It is. I like I feel like I'm in a I I'm sorry, guys. I don't want to like get off topic, but I I thought that was pretty funny, honestly. But, you know, free >> fee. >> Free fee. Something like that. Freezy sleazy f I don't know. So, we got to think of like a little term maybe. But, no, she was here today. His adult daughter was here, I guess, showing support for her psychotic father. And um she was giving me dirty looks the whole time, which again, you know, if you want to back your father, that's fine. But he still doesn't make him any less of a piece of whoop. Um, but yeah, I I'm just like mind blown here because the prosecutor is putting on all these all all the photo evidence of this private drive, private road, dead end, no turnaround signs. Like he's like like he's like got the case right here, guys. I got it. Private private road, dead end. Clearly posted guilty. I call them tyrants because they are. I don't care if it sounds dorky to you. 1.2,000 likes. We need more than that. We have 3,300 people here watching. We need more likes than that. Please. I have an issue. Private I have an issue. Private road. That does not only mean vehicles, but I don't think you might must be found guilty. I have an issue. Private road that does not only mean for vehicles. Well, when you a private road doesn't indicate I I want to explain something. Private road indicates that the road is private. That's all it indicates. That's it. It's very simple. Private road, what does it indicate? That it is private road. It's not a public road. It doesn't mean that you can't go on it. I If for those of you who don't think I can knock on a door and have a license or privilege, Florida v. Jardines, Hardines, look it up. Supreme Court case. Everyone has a license or privilege to knock on somebody's door unless there's like a gate or something like that. Um, will they charge kids trick-or-treating? Right. I hate this fee. I'll pay whatever fine you get. Let's go. I don't think I'm going to get a fine. I'm going to win. I'm going to win. We're going to win. This fee incident has been going on for how long? This whole fee saga. Three years now. And this is not really the win, right? The win is the win. Let's be honest here. When I'm found not guilty and I'm positive, I'm confident I should say that I'll be found not guilty. When I'm found not guilty tomorrow, that's a win. But the real win is when Fehee sits in his depositions because his lawyer can't object to objection hearsay. Objection irrelevant. Like I couldn't ask him anything about him spitting in my face. I couldn't ask him anything about the gun. I couldn't ask him anything about anything other than the sign. All of my questions had to be about this stupid private road dead end no trespassing sign. That sign tells me go down the road and investigate why that sign is even there in the first place and how long has that sign been there. What date was it placed exactly? So Brian Fehee also did just to give you guys some more updates. Brian Fehee also did testify today that he has he's 90% [laughter] he said he's 90% positive that the sign was up. But he also doesn't know when's the last time he saw the sign that was the no trespassing sign, I should say. Remember, we're talking about two different signs. the no trespassing private property sign that was in the bushes and then not posted and then the posted signs of private road dead end no turnaround when it comes to the no trespassing sign private property he says I'm 90% positive that it's that it was there that day but I also don't know when's the last time I saw the sign there so >> so that's nothing I mean [laughter] So, you don't know basically. So, how do you you don't know the last time? How does this make sense? You don't know the last time you saw the sign, but you're 90% positive that it was there. How does that even make sense? It doesn't make sense. And what did his wife Kimberly Fehee say? She said the last time she saw the sign, she can't remember either. And it's been up there for 10 years almost. And that's it. I mean, no, no one has any evidence that this no trespassing sign was posted anywhere because it wasn't. It wasn't. The only thing this states attorney, this loser states attorney, this tyrant, this >> She also said that nobody ever knocked on her door. >> Oh, yeah. She's like, oh, cuz I was like, does anybody knock on your door? She's like, no, never. >> Witnesses for guys, >> right? I mean, private road signs are not enforced by laws. They're enforced by rules of the property owner. see any indication of rules besides the turnaround. No turnaround. Right. Exactly. So basically what that sign if it applies. So Brian Fe, he also testified today on the stand, which you all will see. You all will see. You're watching me now talking and I know I can't. I'm not that good, but you will see it eventually. Um, he also testified that the sign doesn't it means that the sign means that nobody should go there. So, if I were to take that sign for its literal meaning, private road, dead end, no turnaround. That means as soon as I pass that sign, oh, can't turn around. Can't turn around. There's no turn around here. Can't turn around. I got to walk straight, I guess, or something. I don't know. I don't know. Private drive doesn't mean no trespassing. Well, I hope the judge really comes to that conclusion. Judge Guinari, I hope the judge comes to that same conclusion as every one of us. 90% positive. Leaves reasonable doubts. So he just sh So just find you not guilty. The court will do their very best to protect Fehee. Of course they will. But I got faith in Judge Guinari. I got faith in him. He's going to do the right thing. He's going to be like, "Mr. Reyes, I find you not guilty of criminal trespass in the third degree." about that, how they tried to twist your words against >> Oh, yeah. And then I had do they brought they brought up a live stream that I did where I said that knows where the signs were, but they took it out of context. I didn't say that knew my Taheem Glover is my cameraman that day, the guy who saved my life. Tahhee Glover, I said that he knows where the he knew where the sign was. But I didn't say he knew that day. He didn't. No one saw the sign. This is what attorney Fay, he states attorney Fate, he doesn't understand or he does and he's just stupid and he does and he's trying to do this anyway. Malicious maliciously prosecute me because he has absolute immunity as a prosecutor. You don't got absolute immunity for a billboard truck after this case is over obviously. But >> [laughter] >> um >> but um and I've gone to everyone's every public I've been to legislators homes, police chiefs. No one has ever ever ever ever had me arrested for trespassing on a private road sign or anything like that. It's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. Fees the biggest joke. Private road, no turnaround does not indicate no trespassing. You would think, you would think that, but Make sure you hit the like button, guys. Come on. Let's get to 2,000 likes on this video. Come on, guys. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Like button down there. Um, you would think that it means that it doesn't mean no trespassing. You would think it means that it's a private road, not a public road, and there's a dead end there, and there's no turnaround. That's what I took it to mean, and that's what I'm going to testify to you tomorrow in court. How do you have How do they have absolute immunity? Prosecutors have absolute immunities. Whatever happened to the overtime scam, they're not giving me any of his uh they're not giving me any of his uh time cards. They're obstructing me at every turn. And I don't have enough resources to fight all of I got Lucilo, the PBA president in in in Suffach County to deal with. I have so much going on that I'm going to get to it. I didn't forget. I'm going to keep doing it. If private drive means no trespassing, then why have the need for a separate sign for people? [laughter] We're getting it. That's a great point. But that's that's that's what we're getting at. What is where is the need for a no trespassing sign if you already have a private drive sign, private driveway or whatever it is, private road. Uh does the post come to his house? Police can knock and talk. They use this approach. Yeah, police come to my house. They went in my backyard, but I can't knock on a door. But a police officer can walk walk right in. just open my gate and walk right into my backyard without any consequences. Right? A a posos like Brian Fay, he can spit in my face without any consequences. All because of that badge. All because of that badge. Because he knows without that badge. Without that badge, he's like this. He's like this. Former Sergeant Brian Fehee. He's like this. Like this. I think Sean dropped a few pounds. I appreciate that. I appreciate that. You know what I'm saying? I'm working on it. playing. >> You got a new haircut? >> I did get a new haircut, but nobody ever sees my new haircut because I like the we the people hat. Behe, unless it's gated. Don't blow a slam dunk. You need a lawyer and listen to him. I support you, but you're too emotionally involved. Good luck, though. No video evidence allowed. Appeal if you lose. Listen, listen, listen. I want to explain something to you. I do have lawyers behind the scenes, okay? But this is a case where it's going to come down to does the judge believe that a private road dead end no turnaround sign is the same thing as a no trespassing sign. That's it. No lawyer can argue differently. I mean I'm going to tell the judge it obviously doesn't mean that it's this is not a really a crazy legal issue, right? This is the if the judge finds that a private road dead end no trust no excuse me dead end no turnaround sign is sufficient enough as a no trespassing sign then I lose. It's as simple as that. If this judge finds that that sign is a no trespassing sign carries the same weight even though it doesn't say no trespassing doesn't say doesn't don't enter. Doesn't say anything about not entering. But if he says but if it says hi. But if it says private drive no trespassing. I mean if it says private road that it's up to the judge. It's going to come up to the judge. That's why I picked the judge because I don't want no jury deciding if that's what that means. You need to ask him if the sign meant the same thing. Stop by to stopped in to give you a like button. I appreciate that. Hit the like button, guys. We're almost at 2,000 likes. Come on. Hit the like button right down below. Park the billboard truck in front of the courthouse tomorrow and play the video. But that means I'd have to go all the way back to Long Island. Listen, I'm in the middle of nowhere Connecticut, guys. I'm in the middle of nowhere. I'm surprised I have self- service out here. I am in the middle of nowhere. Private drive generally means the road is privately owned or maintained. It doesn't automatically mean the public is legally forbidden from entering. Not guilty. You're a cool guy. I just started watching you last month. Good stuff, man. Watch the Fehee series. Wild. If you just started watching last month, that means you haven't seen the Fee series. I'm going to make a playlist on this channel. It's going to be called Psycho Fee or something like that. Just anything with Fehee. Just remember this ain't this ain't amount of money. Don't Don't take a plea deal or else I'll never get another dime. I'm not taking a plea deal. You're crazy. I'm in trial right now. There's no more plea deals to be had. They offered me a plea deal. I said, "No. No. I wish law enforcement officers and public servants were held accountable like we the people are held accountable, but they're not. They're not. And that's the part that really just because how do you hold them accountable? A man spit a grown ass man spit in my face and there was not one thing I could do about it because he would have killed me and gotten away with it. Where's the justice in that? I just hope karma comes back around on him and one day somebody finds him and spits in his face. And I bet you he ain't going to do nothing about it either. Everybody knows what he looks like now. So, I mean, I'm not saying to do it though at all. Don't do that. Don't commit crimes. Private road, no turnaround sign means the street is privately owned. Has no public space at the end of it to turn a vehicle around. Drivers who enter must back out. Duh. Again, this seems like it seems like a child would understand what this sign means, but a state's attorney. A state's attorney. And as badly I'm as I'm performing when it comes to like the objections and hearsay and everything like that, you're still going to lose. States Attorney Fehee and you lost to a YouTuber without a law degree. That's got to go on your record, man. All your states attorneys friends are going to be talking about this. You lost to the YouTuber. Hey, man. If you want to put that on your resume, that's fine. Can you see the trial live? know it's being static recorded. The trial is being recorded static and I will have it shortly on my video on my channel where you can watch it and you can watch everything about the trial and then hopefully I'll be able to post it because if they put me in the county jail I won't be able to post it. Make sure to mention no gate barriers or any restricted visual obstructions. Disallow the entrance. Also focus on whether someone told you to leave or if you immediately left. So it doesn't I want to make this clear guys. this charge, the crime of criminal trespassing in the third degree. There's only one thing that this case rests on. Well, two things, three things. One, these are the elements of the crime. The state, John Fehee, the state's attorney's office has to prove these three things beyond a reasonable doubt. Right? First, did I enter or remain on the property? Yes, they can prove that beyond a reasonable doubt. I entered the property. That's one. Two, that there was signage posted as prescribed by law that can reasonably come to the intention of of the intruder that would indicate that this is >> a no trespassing. Three, I knew menrehea. I knew I wasn't licensed or privileged. And they can't prove those last two. They definitely can't prove the last one because I definitely didn't know. I would be shocked. I'm I'm I'm literally shocked now that this trial is going on. I'm shocked. That's how much I didn't know I didn't have a license or privilege. I so thought that I had a license or privilege to knock on somebody's door that I did it and I'm shocked that I'm in trial over it. So spitting could be a crime if you contact your disease. If you give me fee dress, nope, not going to give me fee address. I'm sure you can find it though if you wanted to. I did. Two is not true because you weren't an intruder. Right. Right. I'm not an intruder. I'm a visitor. I'm a visitor. I visited. Knock knock knock. What's going on with your overtime? That was it. This is the video I think above. Just looked up Jill on Facebook and she is young. Jill? Who's Jill? >> No, you talking about Jill Kar. Really? You found her? Email her. Email her Facebook to me. This person, the one that said that Fehee is having an affair at his job with a Jill Karanda. Send me her long [email protected]. And any tips about Fehee, let me know. Where's the guy? Who's the guy that emailed me if you're watching this that you said that Fe spit in your face and you beat him up or whatever, email me. Come on the channel. But yeah, look, I've I've been keeping this for a year. It's been in my backpack. Got a little ripped. I've been keeping this note for a year. So, I'm scared to speak out. And if you wrote me this note, if you're watching this and you wrote me this note, don't be scared. Don't be scared. Come out and speak out. Come on the channel and speak out. I will protect you. The prosecutor today, he's like, "Mr. Glover, my cameraman, right? Tahhee Glover is my cameraman. Mr. Glover, isn't it true that Mr. Ray has paid for your attorney?" Well, yeah. He's a victim. I hired him to h to hold a camera and he got arrested for a felony. Of course, as his employer, I'm going to pay for his and as a good man, I'm going to pay for his attorney. He was trying to say like he's trying to put it out there that he's biased and blah blah blah blah blah. Yeah, I have there's a bunch of case law. That's their defense. The no turnaround is the same as no trespassing. Yeah. Well, not that's not their defense. That's their offense. That's their That's their whole prosecutorial theory of the case apparently. Private drive doesn't contain nothing. Will you appeal if God forbid you lose? God forbid if I lose. I definitely will appeal. Exposure report. Even a no trespassing sign does not necessarily revoke your implied license. >> Implied license to access curtilage and knock and talk. >> What's up? >> Video >> for what? >> Just say hi. >> Yeah. >> Say hi. >> Hi. >> Okay, there you go. Good job. >> That was great. You're you're you're start a channel. >> No god and corrupt. Why did he put up two signs for a private road was enough for him. He says he didn't even purchase those signs. His neighbor purchased them and his neighbor put them up. So his neighbor put up the no trespassing sign, too. Apparently, again, none of this makes any sense. And this is why I wanted to talk to you guys. And I talked to Leroy, I talked to Vinnie, I talked to Scazo, and I talked to my lawyers. And I'm trying to understand, can somebody give me some sort of logical reason on why this state's attorney, John Fee, other than the fact that he's licking the boots of his alleged or not alleged family member, other the other Fehee? Why is he so dumb? How obviously private road dead end no turnaround does not mean stay out of here. You know what means stay out of here? Stay out of here. Do not enter. >> That would have been a better sign. >> That's a better sign. Don't come in. >> Hey, guess what? If you don't want people If you don't want people to come on your property, the best sign you can get is stay off my property. That's it would be clear. And I promise you I wouldn't have passed that one. Um if Sean goes if I go to jail, a few million of us will show up at Feees. Don't do what you want. But if I do go to jail for three months, [sighs] I hope you guys at least write me. I'll need some letters. I'm going to be that guy in the jail with like a stack of letters like this every day just opening them up, reading them. I'm not going to jail. Teflon Sean, baby. Oh, my sign would say hot babes only. That's [laughter] That's a good sign. Hot babes only. Leroy likes that. A no trespassing notice is required to establish or support a civil trespass claim, not a private road, no turnaround sign. Yeah, that's true. >> 2.2,000 likes. >> 2.2,000 likes. We did it. Hit the like button if you're just joining right now. We are outside of the court here in Danielson, Connecticut. The Danielson Superior Court. Day one of the Fehee trial, if you're just joining, has just ended. Well, it ended like an hour ago now, but it ended. Brian Feahhee testified. Kimberly Fehee testified. That's why I was calling her Jill. I got her and Jill mixed up. I didn't call her Jill in the I called her Mrs. Fay. You know, I'm trying to be respectful, you know, even though they don't have no respect for me. Um, you know, classy. If his neighbor purchased the signs and put up the signs, how does that relate to Fehee's property? Because the signs they're saying are on Fehee's property and he got Fehee's permission to put on this put up the signs. Yes, this is a retaliatory prosecution. It's a malicious prosecution and it's a dumb prosecution because they're going to lose. Sean, maybe you should start a channel dedicated to teaching and helping smaller channels. Hire a team. We need your help. Yep, I will think about that. Lesson learned. >> Lesson learned to have your lawyer represent you. No. Yeah. If I if Listen, if you actually commit a crime in this country, 1,000% have the lawyer represent you. If you even if you didn't commit a crime, you should probably have a lawyer represent you. But if you have a YouTube channel with a million subscribers and who can watch the injustice in real time, then you can represent yourself and whatever happens happens and the people will see the truth and this judge will be exposed for a corrupt tyrant. I mean, there's just no ifs or buts about it. How was the prosecutor's flow during questioning? Did it feel like he thought he was doing well? I think he's doing I think he thinks he's doing a bangup job. I think he's I think he thinks he's like this is the OJ trial and he's just shooting threes. >> Public service announcements for those considering visiting Fe's neighborhood to peacefully protest. They recently erected a flock camera on the left as you pull onto his street. That is good knowledge. Of course. Of course Fehee's house has a flock camera. Of course it does. Of course it does. Of course it does. But you know the protective order will go away once this whether I'm found guilty or not guilty. The protective order against Fehee will go away and he has a he lives on a culde-sac. We can bring the billboard truck back there and we could fill up. I'll bring pizzas, beers. We will I I'll invite food trucks. >> We'll have a nice block party. What do you guys think about that? Do you guys think that's a good idea? I think that's a good As soon as this order of protection is over with, we're going to throw a block party. [laughter] We're going to celebrate my not guilty verdict. Who's going to come? Who's going to come? If you guys are going to come, culde-sac carnival. I like it. >> We can have a cotton candy machine. >> Yeah, >> we can have a ice cream man for some if the kids want to come out and get ice cream. >> Italian ices. the billboard truck. I can I could show you guys the inside of the billboard truck. You know, I think that's a great idea. >> We could bring Jill Corahhee's alleged lover. >> Yeah, >> she sign autographs. >> She could sign autographs. Yeah. >> Give interviews. >> Interview autographs. >> She not famous. [laughter] >> A spitting contest. [gasps] >> We could see how far we could spit. [laughter] flocking fee. But we're all just know if you come to the culdesac carnival, you will be put on the flock camera system. But turns out you already are if you see anything interesting, Vinnie, let me know. Uh Fehee Festival, I like that one, too. Who said that? I got to give you credit where Katies do. Tanya. Tanya, thank you. Fehee Festival, make sure you get the proper permits. Yeah, I guess so. We can get proper permits. We'll go to the town of Grind and we'll get them. We'll get them. >> We'll get them block party. It would be great, wouldn't it? We could be like not guilty signs hanging out everywhere and there's like, you know, we if we can get hundreds of people there, we'll do like a lot of Well, maybe we'll do it like even next summer or something. Nah, we got to do it this summer. Uh, but I just want a lot of people to be here and I feel like a lot of you live far away. >> Vinnie Vinnie has a speakers. >> Oh yeah, Vinnie's got his speakers. >> Fehee is a Koopa without its shell. [laughter] That's funny. He does look like that. >> You should buy >> You should buy a house on his culde-sac. Hey, if you guys listen, how about we all buy a house on his culde-sac? If all of us If all of us come together and pull our money together, we can get his neighbor to sell his house. We'll like give him more than what it's worth and be like, "Hey, we want this specific house and if it's worth 500,000, let's all put together our money, all million of us on here on YouTube, and we'll we'll all own a little section of the house, a little uh that would be great, wouldn't it?" >> Tell Billy he doesn't have to Uber to the carnival. I'll pick him up. >> Yeah. Um he You don't have to Uber to the uh carnival, Billy. Um Vinnie will pick you up. Here's 20 bucks if you go find a burger in the area. Just relax. Keep it up. Thank you. Yes, I'm going to relax. I'm I'm I'm working off of zero sleep. That's probably another reason why I wasn't on my best a game today. But it's easy to win a case when you're innocent, right? It's easy to case. It's easy to win. Or it should be anyway. Rechargeable green laser pointed at a high powered beam light from Amazon. Does wonders to fly cameras. Not legal advice. Just just information. >> Palooa. >> Check if there are Airbnbs in the zone. >> Oh, that's what we could do. Fehee Palooa Fehee Festival. We gota we got to brand this right. But I like the idea of buying a house in the culdesac. I really do. We could it could be like a collective where a million of us owns >> a piece of that house and we'll Airbnb it. We'll Airbnb. You know, somebody put on Google. It wasn't me. Hand to God. Wasn't me. But if you were happen to give you fees address even though it's not illegal. I'm not going to do it. But even though I he's really a piece, but it doesn't matter. If you were to find out his address and you put it in on Google, it pops up as Fee's Pig Farm. [laughter] I swear it does. I swear. Let me see if I can show you with No, because then you'll see it on the map. I can't do it, but you do it yourself. Should the Uber drop me off before the culde-sac or can it enter the culdeac? It could go in the culde-sac. >> I want to confirm that it's it's actually still there. >> Oh, do you remember when it was though? I remember pig fa pig farm fa pig farm spit happens a community gathering [laughter] >> a what community gathering >> if we if we call it a protest we're not going to need permits so maybe we need to call it protest might be nervous why the judge has friendships with some of these I came in late what happened um I'll give you the video >> yeah you could rewatch this whole video or I'm going to give you the breakdown today was day one of the fee trial I said I wasn't on trial today and They were like, "Yeah, you are." And I'm like, "Oh, yeah, I am." Because I totally forget that an innocent journalist, an activist, someone who's exposing felonious criminals and thugs with badges like Brian Fehee, apparently in America, our beautiful country. I'm the one on trial. Totally forgot. But what happened today is witnesses, all all the officers were uh brought and testified. They testified that the no trespassing sign was in the brush. It wasn't clearly visible. they never saw it for until they were told about it. Um, Fehee testified that he didn't even buy the private road signs. His neighbor did. Um, he doesn't know. He said he's 90% sure it was up. I don't know where he gets 90% from. I don't think his math's that good. I don't know where he gets that number from, but he said he's 90% sure the no trespassing sign was up, but he doesn't recall when's the last time he saw it. And his wife said that his That's it. They had kind of differing answers. Did you notice that, Vinnie? because he said that that third sign >> was not his >> was not his wife, >> but the wife said they're all ours and they're all So, you got to get your story straight, guys. You can't you can't uh Kimberly, you said that that was your property and then your husband Brian said it wasn't your property. So, which one is it? You're going to confuse the judge. Um, and a $10,000 minimum land use fee if the damaged property assault anybody threatened. He was 90% sure he didn't spit. He was He was >> He% either. >> Oh man, I can't believe one year ago a vile, disgusting degenerate like Brian spit in my face and he didn't get punched in the mouth for it. What a sad day in America when cops can spit in our face and can't get the street justice that they deserve. What a sad day. He was trespassed is different from trespassing. I want to I want to know who thinks that I want to know who thinks. Sean, do you have a standby lawyer with you in court? Nope, I don't. They don't allow standby lawyers here. I love you, Sean. By private kind of anything means private. What were you doing was public? See the disconnect? No. Private doesn't mean like private road does not mean you can't go on it. You know what's private? You know what else is private? Walmart. a Walmart parking lot. You ever went to Walmart parking lot and seen a no private property sign? I have. Have you ever seen a no priv a private property sign? >> At Walmart? I haven't paid attention >> or anywhere. Have you ever seen one before? >> Definitely. Walmart. It says private property, >> right? Walmart says private property. >> List of rules, >> right? >> That's either they walk right on it. >> But you could walk right on it, right? >> Yeah. When I was younger, when I was younger, I used to go door to door and hand out like flyers and stuff. Even if there was a no trespassing sign, I would still go up to the door. >> Right. Well, then you're a criminal trespasser then. >> According to state attorney John Fehee, >> how many times were you arrested? >> How many times were you arrested for going handing off flyers? >> Never. Zero. >> Zero. >> Never. >> Come on. Everyone knows the postman has to get permission to deliver on private rules. [laughter] Oh, they don't allow anything per rights of the people. So, they dropped it. You won. No, I didn't win yet. Tomorrow is day two of the trial. So, tomorrow will be day two of the Fehee trial where I will be testifying. I am waving my boy Lack Lester. What's up, brother? I think we have a meeting tomorrow, too, or Thursday or whatever it is. Lack, we got a meeting. You're a brave man. Thank you. 68 Grten Longpoint Road, Graten, Connecticut. That's not his address. That's why I read it out loud. Uh, when's my next court date? Tomorrow. Who else is testifying tomorrow? Oh, our meeting's tomorrow. Damn, I did not know that. Thanks for reminding me, Lack. Appreciate you, buddy. But tomorrow will be the last day of trial. Will the judge have a verdict tomorrow? >> I don't know. To me, seems pretty obvious that he should have a verdict tomorrow. Um, >> 2.8,000. Get to 3,000. >> Get to 3,000 likes. Come on. 2.8. Hit the like button if you're just joining. Tomorrow is going to be the last day of trial. Will there be a verdict tomorrow? I don't know. But I what I do know is I will be giving you an update just like I'm doing now. And if you have any questions, let me know and I will answer it. I know. I got to watch the hat. What's up my boy Lackluster? First amendment. Uh Law Fair at its finest. Yeah, it is Law Fair at its finest. I'm going to go watch the Brian the Berwin Illinois trial. I'm going back to watch the Berwin Illinois. So what about his OT? Will you investigate it? I'm still investigating it. Let's hit up D and move it to Thursday. Yeah, let's do that. Let's do that. Let's do that. You know, Lackluster and that's my It's my guy right there. I love that guy. The world ends, I'm going to be chilling with my boy Lackluster in his compound. You got me right, Lack. You got me right, buddy. [laughter] Um, not always. A private road. Private road means the road is owned by a person, group, or Wikipedia organization instead of government. However, it does not autoically mean the public is banned. Obviously, because it would if if a private road sign meant that you couldn't go there. Why Why would they have no trespassing signs? Why would there be restricted area signs? Why would there be restricted road? Like, it just doesn't make any logical sense. And the fact that an attorney, the state's attorney, not just any attorney, do you know who's prosecuting me today? Who's prosecuting me during this trial? States attorney John Fehee. no relation allegedly to Brian Fehee. He is not just any state's attorney. He's the state's attorney for this entire judicial district. He's the state's attorney for this entire district. And he's sitting there with an assistant states attorney. I'm going up against two attorneys, the head honcho and his assistant bootlicker attorney who kicked out my friend Scowzo. We had some words after after the court. >> We had some words after that >> because he noticed that Fehee was like salting. Oh, for those of you who are just joining, Fee allegedly I didn't see it with my own eyes, but apparently cuz Fehee had to wait outside of the courtroom during the whole thing. Him, his wife, and his daughter and everything. His adult daughter, by the way. Um, and apparently he threatened some guy that he's going to give his license plate to his trooper friends and they're going to retaliate against him. And he assaulted this guy. All types of craziness. Apparently, that's what happened. I don't know this to be true, but that's what I was told. You think he'd have better things to do. Time for a billboard blimp. Oh, the billboard blimp. That would be crazy. No, I can't do that. That's out of my price range. That's out of my price range. Unfortunately, I don't think they will let you win. If you had an attorney, in my opinion, would be different. [sighs] Well, whether they let me win now or whether they or whether I win on an appeal. There's no court in this planet who is going to say if this judge, Judge Guinari, who's 35 years young, my age, if he says that, if his ruling is that a private road, dead end, no turnaround, is the same thing as a no trespassing sign, then all hope is lost. And you know, he'll go down forever in his long career as a judge to be the judge who's got it wrong. We all live in a yellow submarine. Mr. Reyes, the judge admitted the police camera. What did your attorney say? Um, so when I talked to my attorney about it, you know, it is hearsay and it really has no relevance to according again. I know we all want to play the body camera, we want to play my footage, but it all comes down, this is what you guys need to understand, please, and I I had to really learn this today. Everything that fa all of the felonious the felonies he committed. Again, everything that I say he did, he did it on camera. When I say he committed felony threatening, that's based on video evidence, right? And if he would like to sue me, I would be happy to accept. Happy to accept. But I will accept service. Brian, sue me because in it's my opinion. You committed felonies based on video evidence. So can't sue me for that. But if you wanted to, I'm I'm open for it. Why can I picture, sir? Would you like to purchase some of these men? Help support our troops. Fa chasing her down. Oh, why can't I picture a sir? Would you like to purchase some Thin Mints to help support our troops? And Fee chasing her down with a gun, screaming at her. Get off my grass. Get off my property, Girl Scout cookie. You girl scout menace to society. Billboard blimp equals huge tax write off. That is true. But I don't think I make enough even. I would go negative for my taxes because a >> we could rent a billboard blimp. That is a great idea. Sky Rider. Skywiding >> or skywriting. We could write in the sky. >> A sky banner. >> These are great ideas. This is This is This is some great brainstorming. >> Master. >> You wouldn't believe. You wouldn't even recognize Leroy Truth right now. I'm the one in a suit and he's over there in a freaking in a tank top showing his guns. Video sounds like the opposite of hearsay. It does sound like the opposite. See, to the non- lawyer brains, it sounds like it's actually what was said. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> But hearsay, what hearsay is is an out of court statement. And I guess that is that. But whatever. But again, I I want to explain this to you guys for those of you who are just joining. The sign, and make sure you hit the like button. The sign is all that matters in this case. The sign and my knowledge. Did I know I had no license or privilege to be there, which I didn't. That's just the fact. And is that sign comparable to a no trespassing, keep out, do not enter? And it's just not. It's just not. Why does it take a year? If you guys have any questions, I'm answering questions. Does that not violate the Constitution? Do you have a right to You do have a right to a speedy trial, but there's a lot of exceptions to the speedy trial rules. So, >> And you're not locked up. >> And I'm not in jail, too. So, that's another exception. I'm out. I had to pay a $75,000 bond to get out, though. Can you imagine? Can you imagine the disgrace? This man, this unhinged animal spit in my face, pulled a gun on me, threatened me with a firearm, spit in my face, all while I was leaving the property, did it all on camera, bumped me, did everything. Phelonious behavior. And I'm the one with the $75,000 bond. I'm the one on trial today. I I you know what's funny? I said this early in the live, so if you were watching earlier, you got to hear it again. Fehee asked me a question while he was testifying. I forget what he asked me, you know, but he asked me a question and I was like, I'm not the one on trial here [laughter] and the state attorney was like, uh, yeah, you are. And I was like, uh, yeah, I am, actually. That's sad, isn't it? >> But the truth is a >> Everything didn't Hold on. Everything didn't end yet. Nothing ended yet. Today was day one of the trial. Day one of the trial. Tomorrow is day two and it will be over tomorrow. Hopefully. Hopefully. Make Fehee accountable again. Poor wife was getting cheated on. Allegedly. Allegedly. We don't know that for sure. We just know that Jill Cor happens to work in the pistol permit section. Kimberly, take that for what you for what it's worth. >> Right. How would how would Kimberly, listen to me, listen to me. How would this person know to tell me about Jill Coranda and Jill Cor happens to work in the same exact office that your husband worked in. I'm just saying I'm I'm not saying it's evidence of an affair, but it's it's something. Bro, private road is no trespassing in the state. I looked it up. [laughter] >> You looked it up on what? >> I have no idea. Kimberly said, "FA, he has a tiny pistol." [laughter] Why? I said, "Get a lawyer, bro." Easily offended. I hope you're really not easily offended. Easily offended cuz I'm not. I understand if I want I had lawyers helping me my this entire time. I understand that having a lawyer would have been better than representing myself. What I want you to understand is the enjoyment I took from representing myself and questioning Fehee personally, confronting my accuser myself was worth it because guess what? I'm innocent. I'm innocent. Right. That's what I meant, Rhino. I meant I wasn't on the witness end. I'm not the one that has to answer questions. That's what I meant. But I said I'm not the one on trial like an idiot. That's funny. >> But in the court of public opinion, but he say he's on trial. >> Our judicial will the judge see this see the video? Nope. The judge won't see the video, but he knows what happened in the he when it again it doesn't matter anything. What you need to understand is nothing in that video matters because FA he's not the one on trial. So the only thing that matters is is the private road dead end, no turnaround. Is that a sign that is akin to a no trespassing, do not enter? And it's just not. And I have a bunch of case law on it. State Attorney John Fee, wait till I issue my memorandum of law. Wait till I submit that at the end of at the end of this uh trial because you're just wrong on the law, dude. You are a state attorney and you're wrong on the law. You are wrong on the law. But why go without a lawyer? I have been a supporter for years. I really think you need to stress you had journalist business. That's the exception to private road. No, there is no ex journalist bis. First of all, that was already that already came out on testimony in the trial. Why was I there? Because he was there investigating a overtime scandal. He was there investigating that's already on the record that I went there in a journalistic capacity. It doesn't override anything. Every single one of us has a license or privilege to knock on anyone's door. Florida v. Hardines Supreme Court case. Look into it. Will you bring your cameraman to testify on Fehee's character? No. In Connecticut, private road sign generally tells you the road is not publicly owned or maintained. It does not necessarily give the same clear affirmative notice that the entry is forbidden. Of course, it doesn't. Of course, it doesn't. Yeah. Implied license. See, the exposure report knows. you have an implied license or privilege to go to someone's front door. Why do you think so? So So do you think Let me ask you a question. Do you think that if a solar panel guy, a solar panel, a solar panel salesman or the Girl Scouts, do you think if they knocked on your door and you had a private even if you had a no trespassing sign, let alone a private road, dead end, whatever, no turnaround, but even if you have a huge no trespassing sign, right? You have a huge no trespassing sign that says no trespassing, private property. Do you think that if the solar panel guy knocked on your door, you told him to leave and he left, do you think he's going to get charged? No. No. >> And then what if you brought a gun out and chased the >> And then what what would happen to me? Okay, let's let's do this in reverse. Scoo, you are the Girl Scout cookie man. >> Okay. >> Okay. Knock on my door. What do you think happens to me in this scenario? Knock on my door. Come up my driveway. You passed the no trespassing sign. >> I didn't pass a no trespassing sign. >> I would like some cookies. Girl Scout cookies. >> Get off my property. >> Okay, >> let me go get my gun real quick. >> No, whoa, whoa, whoa. Get off my property. You're not leaving. You're not leaving. >> Get off my property. >> Okay, females. >> What would happen to me in that? What? You think you think you think I'd be charged? You think I'd be arrested? I think I'd be arrested. Let me get the courthouse in the background. I think I would be arrested. >> Get a fair. >> Sean doesn't like that people post against him. What? What do you There's whole channels dedicated to posting things against me. That's your right. I support your right. Talk about me all you want. Don't care. Reduce your closing argument down to five minutes. My closing argument is long. [laughter] But you said you will lose the audience, the jury. But there is no jury. It's a bench trial. So, in addition to that, he could have had a no soliciting sign up, which would have turned the salesman and the Girl Scout away and still could walk past that sign. That is true. >> Like, what does it mean? >> Nobody ever trash talks me. [laughter] >> That's because that's because you're not the face of the channel. See, when they see me lack, the fact that nobody trash talk Well, first of all, you do great work. Who could say anything bad about lackluster? I mean, you are a freaking hero, bro. >> And you have the most amazing wife ever. You know, very smart and intelligent. You guys are dynamic couple. And shout out to Mrs. Lackluster. Appreciate you. And um yeah, it's hard to talk crap about Lackluster. You know, me, I'm a, you know, who knows? People like to talk crap. Wasn't the sign on the neighbor's property anyway? One of them was, and the neighbor bought the signs, and that's I made that clear. You'll see. Um, you'll see when you watch the trial. The good thing is is that you you guys don't have to take my word for anything I'm saying. You're going to see him. You're going to see him be like, "You convicted felon." You're going to see him say all types of craziness. You're going to hear him. And you never mind when you watch. When you're watching, just look at me at a certain time when Fay's testifying. Okay? Just look at me and you'll see something. $10 constitutional freedom fighter. Go to a hardware store and buy two signs. Private road, private road, no trespassing. and then enter them into evidence to show the difference. No, a private drive sign does not legally mean the same thing as a no trespassing sign, though it strongly applies to general public. Access and through traffic are not allowed, right? But I wasn't I wasn't like through traffic. I was I knew that there was a dead end and there was nowhere else to go. That's why I had to take my car up there. That's why I walked and that's why or my billboard truck rather. And that's why I knocked on the door. The whole point is to knock on the door. Hi, Mr. Reyes. Fehee is off the hook permanently, right? Yep. I feel justice hasn't been served and now you were on trial. It's so weird. It is weird, isn't it? Isn't it weird? Isn't it weird? It's weird to me, too. It's weird to me, too, how this is all playing out. But remember remember when I'm found not guilty tomorrow or whenever the judge renders his verdict, I will be filing a federal lawsuit against Fehee. He already has one against him. He's going to get another one. And he lost qualified immunity on the first one. So, you think he's gonna get it on this one? No. No. No. No. No. And then I might own that house and grunt. And then we're going to throw a party. I'm coming for your house, sir. It's a nice house. When are you posting the trial? Don't know yet. As soon as possible. The sign are made for cars. Obvious. It's I mean it's just obvious. I know. I feel like >> the craziest part is you weren't even really allowed to ask that question because he said >> right. Well, he was like relevance. >> Yeah. >> The opinion of >> Oh, no. No. Yeah. The opinion of the officer doesn't matter here. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> They're the ones charging you. So, what >> I asked I asked the officers, "So, in your training and experience, is a private road, no dead end, no turnaround, is that for pedestrians or cars?" Objection, your honor. He's asking him to speculate on a legal fact. This is just some dumb cop with six months of training. And then I asked her, I asked the female cop, Officer Mckne. I know they're all watching. That's why I have so many people in here. But I asked the female cop, Officer Mckne. I said, "Were you chere were you trained on objective and subjective in your investigations?" And she's like, "I don't remember. I don't think so." I was like, "Do you even know what objective means?" She's, "I know what objective means." I was like, "Do you know what subjective means?" I know what it's objective means. So, I'm asking you, were you trained in your police academy? I think I even said, "Were you there when I was like, that's a short time or something?" [laughter] I was like, "That's not that long." >> Yeah. You said six months. Oh, that's not that long. >> Yeah. I said that's not >> I don't know. You said only six months. >> Only six months. >> That's what it [laughter] was. That's a quick [gasps] >> a barber. My barber gets more training than that. >> Hairdresser. Late to the party. Well, you could watch it back. I'm going to be getting out of here. I'm going to go get some dinner. >> Go get a drink. >> Hydration. >> Check into my hotel. >> Jameson and Ginger. >> Hey, can I share a perspective? >> Sure. What's your perspective? >> So, from the from the shoulders up, you don't want to scare people. >> I don't have to be on camera. Be intimidated. >> So, here's a perspective. >> Finish that. >> I've been covering everybody. This is Leroy Truth. I've been covering a trial in Union City, Hudson County in Jersey City. >> Right. And whenever the judge hears the defendant, corrupt Mayor Brian's tax attorneys, object to something, her answer was is within milliseconds. Your judge is very thoughtful. He doesn't just answer. >> Oh, yeah. He is. >> And that's it. >> I got no bad things to say about the judge. I really don't. I really don't. >> But I say that he seems like he's really listening to everything >> and he's patient. He's very patient. He's very patient. He's very thoughtful. That is true. He's very patient. He's very thoughtful. And I just hope he does the right thing. I mean, it's pretty obvious. You don't need to be a judge. And listen, he must be a smart guy to be a judge at the age of 35, right? I mean, that's pretty young judge. But, you know, at the end of the day, private drive, dead end, no turnaround, does not mean do not enter. It does not mean, you know, it means do not enter, do not enter. [laughter] You know, it means no trespassing, no trespassing. You know, it means uh stay away, stay away. There's there's literally English words in our language for these kinds of things. Ah. So, day two of the trials tomorrow, guys. I love you. I appreciate you guys so much. You have no idea. Without you guys, none of this is possible. We're going to do that block party over there in Grin. I promise you that. We're going to take care of that. We're going to have balloon animals, everything. But [laughter] >> do we'll do a balloon animal. >> We could we could balloon animal pigs. Oh, and Leroy is going to be doing magic. Leroy, let's do some magic tonight. >> Yeah. I got to practice. I got new things I just learned. Seriously. >> Oh, I know a trick that would get you. Really? >> Mhm. >> And it's full pen and teller, full leg. >> What do you guys think tomorrow? What do you guys think tomorrow? Guilty or not guilty? Put in the chat right now before I get out of here. Put in the chat. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. I want to see how many bootlickers are in here. I want to see how many kies are in here. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Not. >> Let's go. Let's go. Go. Guilty or not guilty? Guilty or not guilty. >> How many will be smart with not guilty? >> Guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. I knew there was going to be one. Not guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. Ah. All I do is win. Win. Win. No matter what. Sean Paul should have retained counsel on Connecticut. It's possible to enter prosay appearance alongside for another council. I get both notices from the court. I don't know. >> Screw you. Guilty. >> They're going to screw me. Guilty. Hey, he is guilty. He is guilty. He is a guilty ass sorry mother. Lemon pound cake. He wanna put down his glo. He wants to freak on the clock [laughter] >> with Jill K. Freaking on the clock. >> I know she's I know that is >> I'm sorry. [laughter] >> Not not not guilty. Who paved the road? Fe. He paved the road. >> The moon's almost there. >> The moon. coming out >> talking to the moon. >> Fahhe is never going to go to jail because he's above the law. He literally I've he's allegedly sold drugs as a cop. Never went to jail. He's assaulted me three times. Never went to jail in my opinion. He's committed felonies against me based on video evidence, by the way, not just my thoughts. And he hasn't gone to jail. He's not going to jail. The only thing that could ever happen to Fehee is he spits in the wrong person's face now that he's not a cop and somebody knocks his teeth out of his mouth. That's the only thing that's ever going to happen, Sam, because he's not tough. You're not tough. You're not tough. You're not tough. I saw you today. You're not tough. >> But that's the only thing that could happen. He's going to spit in the wrong guy's face and he's not going to know he's a cop. Well, he's not a cop anymore. And somebody's going to knock his teeth out of his mouth. He's going to get street justice and he might lose his house in a federal lawsuit unless the state of Connecticut pays up. >> Is Jill a spitter, too? The exposure the exposure. >> Oh god. >> Yeah. I think I think I got to I think I got to read the comments to myself before I read them out loud. I think that's what >> if [laughter] read them out loud. [snorts] >> I love you guys. I love you guys. I'll talk to you tomorrow. Stay tuned to the channel. Make sure you subscribe. Hit that like button down below. have notifications turned on so you don't miss any updates because the video of the trial is going to be coming out soon. Tomorrow I'll do another live stream where I explain to you what happens and what's the verdict. 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