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ROBBERY COMMITTED ON CAMERA BY PUBLIC EMPLOYEE WHO IS HIDING HUGE SECRET! FAIRFIELD FIRST AMENDMENT

Bay Area Transparency
Published: 2026-05-25T17:20:38Z · Video ID: Sl08oSLZR6w
~10,432 words · ~70 min · last indexed on 2026-08-20

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Bay Area Transparency's YouTube video, titled "ROBBERY COMMITTED ON CAMERA BY PUBLIC EMPLOYEE WHO IS HIDING HUGE SECRET! FAIRFIELD FIRST AMENDMENT," alleges a public employee committed robbery on camera. The creator claims this employee is concealing a significant secret and frames the incident within the context of First Amendment activity in Fairfield. The video's title suggests a confrontation and potential misconduct by a government official.

Why it may matter: This video is relevant to the research theme as it documents an alleged incident of misconduct by a public employee, potentially captured on camera during a First Amendment audit. It raises questions about government transparency, accountability, and the interactions between citizens exercising their rights and public officials. The claims of robbery and a hidden secret by a public employee could indicate a significant event requiring further investigation into the actions of local government personnel and the response from law enforcement or internal affairs.

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He's a punk, you see on YouTube all the time. Is it okay if I leave our property? You want to follow me? Oh, you want me to? Bro, you you ain't scaring me. Come on. And I was trying to ask questions, and I have a right to be in this building. I'm I'm getting information. It's off-limits to me. The students Then then I can come in here. Why are we not investigating something that a lady just told you was a crime? >> you my supervisor is on his way and you can talk to him. I don't need to talk to him. You were told a crime happened by that lady. No, no, no, no, no, no. You're not going to skip over this. What did they tell you, Robert? What did they tell you? Robert, what did they tell you? Can you please look Oh, WOW, REALLY? THERE YOU GO. GO. WE FOUND OUT that he is registered on the Megan's Law website for California Penal Code 261 A2, which look it up if you don't know. What's going on, Bay Fam? It's your boy, Bay Area Transparency. We're back at it once again. For this video, we are back at the Solano Community College. If you haven't seen the video from our first visit, the first day we went there, watch that video first. The link is in the description. It'll help make this video make more sense. We went back to talk to the employee who made threats yesterday and ask him questions. Does he feel he's being a good role model for the students and everybody else who's going to see the video of him threatening me? And does he feel that he should be able to threaten members of the public who literally pay his salary through our taxes while he's working for us in that way? He decided to make good on his threats, and he decided to attack me and my camera, breaking my gimbal, so another RS4 Mini from DJI broken, cracking my phone, bruising my hand from trying to rip it away from me, throwing my phone in an office, and then obviously I have another camera on me. I got him on camera trying to hurry up and delete the videos so we didn't have the evidence of what he did. But guess what? Shannon D, we'll call him, you're exposed, baby. iPhones have a recently deleted folder that you need my code to actually delete off my phone, you it. So, while he thought he was deleting the videos and he just got away with what he did, I have the videos and you're about to see them. We also have the police chief purposely not turning on his body camera while talking to the very people who reported the crime to the officers in the first place. Then when I told him, "Hey, a crime was reported to Officer Roberts. You guys need to look into it." He just walked away and tried to sweep it all under the rug, knowing that he was trying to back up his peer until I called him out, walked him all the way down the stairs to his car, told him what I thought of him, and then he ended up sending Officer Roberts back who I begged basically to investigate this crime. I didn't report a crime. I don't make statements, and there's many reasons for that, and I can explain them one day if you guys want to know. Just understand the police aren't your friend even if you're the victim. Understand that because if they want to twist and turn it, and the employees will lie like they did in this video, you will get charged for something you didn't even do. And it's happening to me right now in Alameda County if you don't believe me. These employees, in my opinion, need to be fired. There are several employees here that need to be let go. The police chief is one of them. Shannon D is another one. We have a couple other employees who lied. Roberts needs to go. This little police department that is on the campus is corrupt, in my opinion, and foul. And we are going to be digging into them. Remember, these videos are always unscripted and posted in chronological order. Don't let the employees say it didn't happen like that, that video's heavily edited because that's not true. And we always keep the full unedited version in case we have to prove you're lying public servant. Follow us on Facebook Bay Area Transparency official. Follow us on Instagram @bayareatransparency. Subscribe, like, and share, baby. It's BAT and I'm out. >> to go talk to those people we were talking to yesterday and uh make sure they learn their lesson and ain't acting foolish no more. It's important. I'm going to boogie right here. Hi. Hello. You guys get an email yet? I don't know what you're talking about. You haven't got any email about yesterday's um situation? I don't know. I haven't um checked my email. Okay, cool. I'm going to I'll request them. I just wanted to know them or get it anyways. I got the rest of this info that I needed. So, that's all I needed to do in here. Um and I wanted to ask about the email. I'm going to pop over here. The one I want to talk to is the one who said I'm going to get my ass whooped. And uh just kind of find out why he said that and did that. Oh, there he is right there. How you doing, sir? How you doing? You got any comments on the stuff comments you made in here yesterday? About whipping somebody's ass and stuff. I was just curious. Could you please leave? No, no. >> allowed to be in here. Oh, this is open. It's open to the public, right? >> No, it's not. It's private. Why is it? It's private. Could you please leave? Students Overcoming. Can you not bump into me? Can you please leave? Oh, wow, REALLY? GO AHEAD. REALLY? GO AHEAD. STOP. THERE YOU GO. >> GO. GIVE ME MY PHONE. OKAY. GO. DAMN. OKAY, Bay Fam. Let's go ahead and stop that right there so I can point out a couple things. Then we're going to watch him attack my phone and gimbal, which is an extension of me, again so you can see what's going on. As you can see right here, I had never left the doorway. I was right inside it. And when he went to try to shut the door on me, I kind of was out in the doorway and I stepped over to look at the sign and point out that, "Hey, look, this is an open public office. This is for the students to come in." And you can even hear him say, "Are for the students, for the students." No, it's for the students, the parents, the public, anybody who wants to come here and get information is who it's open for. That's who the taxpayers pay for this to be open for. As you can see right there, you see my hand pointing right at the sign. So he walks up to me. He will later try to say, and so will the lady, that I was close to him and I did this. No, he walks up to me and then decides that he's going to attack me and my property. I know it's kind of hard to tell from the video, but he smacks the phone and then reaches again and grabs the phone off the gimbal, ripping and prying at it, which this is a metal gimbal. It's not plastic. He bends the metal, is able to rip my phone, which is in a metal case, off the gimbal, keeps it, and throws it in the office you see the lady standing next to in the back. He throws it all the way in there, cracking my phone all to hell, and keeps it. Then what he does next is crazy. Let's get to that part of the video. Oh, what are YOU REALLY DOING? GOOD. COME ON. THERE YOU GO. GO. GIVE ME MY PHONE. OKAY. GO. DAMN. INTERESTING. I don't know why you would do that. Go. No, I need my [ __ ] back now. No, go. No. You can get out of here. >> Call Call DPS. Yeah, call them. You're going to go to jail, bro. No, I'm not. You will. No. Go. Calling them right now, Shannon. >> Took my camera off my gimbal. Um Put my camera in there. Stole my I heard you ask him to leave three or four times, so >> to get my phone back. I'm not going to let somebody So, he just broke my my phone. Now he's got it. Look, he's erasing my videos. Okay, Bay Fam. It took me a minute. I had to turn the camera off. Recently deleted. Boom. Let's Let's get me Let's get me in there. Okay, recently deleted. I This actually was pretty empty. I didn't have really anything in here. I just emptied this out. And look, he deleted something from March 27th, April 4th, and then yesterday. He went and deleted all of yesterday's videos. I don't know how he did that because I record from the lock screen. Um but what he can't do is go in and delete it after being deleted. You have to delete it from the deleted folder cuz it holds it for 30 days. So, you flip through all yesterday's videos he deleted. I haven't [snorts] done that yet. That was not me that did that. That's him. And then boom, look. He deleted the videos I took the two videos I took today. And as you can see, we will play this video. That's me going in. Me going in. Me going up. I go back in that office real quick just to ask him if they got an email and and have been educated now. You'll see all this. But then I walk up and I see him and I'm like, "Oh, let's see if we can interview this dude." And here you go. Let's hit play. Oh, there he is right there. This is where he does it. Got any comments on the stuff comments you made in here yesterday? About whooping somebody's ass and stuff. I was just curious. And that is in recently deleted. I did not do this. Okay? He did this. He went and deleted the video thinking he'd be able to get rid of it. No, bro. We got you on camera. I was just trying to ask him if he had any comments about what he said yesterday. And uh he just came up and broke my [ __ ] like that. Got violent, right? And that's what we didn't want to see, but he did. >> Leave it now. >> I'm not going to let you rob me for my stuff. You guys have my property. Yeah, you did. You got my property. So, give it back. Give it back and I'll bounce up out of here. No problem. So, this dude's violent for no reason. Just asked him a question. Now, he's going to end up paying for that [ __ ] He'd have lost his job and all kind of [ __ ] Got a lawsuit for the school. He's stupid. What a dumb decision. Being mad over somebody having a camera. No, getting mad because you've been asked to leave the building more than once. >> And I was trying to ask questions and I have a right to be in this building. I'm I'm getting information. This office is off limits to you. It's open. Why is it off limits to me? It's off limits to you. The students Are you a student? Then I can come in here. >> No. Yeah, that's public. That's public. Yes, that's the way it works. Will you stop? Will you stop? You already got violent. You don't need to get violent again. You did. Yeah, you did. You grabbed my [ __ ] and broke it. It's on camera. You came too close to me. You're threatening me. Bro, you bumped into me. You walked up to me. You full of [ __ ] >> [laughter] >> And it's on camera. Oh, if it gets worse, I'm going to get down. I ain't no punk. I did prison time. You guys ain't scared. You don't scare me. He just He's lucky I'm being calm right now. That's all that is. Did they hit him with a trespass yesterday? Yeah, they should have. No, they didn't. The cops clearly said I had a right to be here. >> I feel threatened, so Then you should walk away and give me my phone back and then I can go outside, but until then you ain't robbing me for my property. That's not true. I can videotape. Yes, I can. You have my property right now. That's robbery. He broke it, took it unwillingly. That's called a robbery. Yes. And that phone's $2,000, so it's a felony, so Okay, I know the law. Why you think I come do this? That's not true. Is this open to the public? Okay, that's the public. That's the public. Oh, you He just violated my rights by stealing my [ __ ] and breaking my stuff. Yo, you guys are going to pay for that. Trust me. >> [laughter] >> No, no, it don't work like that. You don't get to just grab people's stuff and break it, so Uh you don't get to walk up to their face. What a clown. Oh, they they already did, I'm sure, but right now I'm staying here because they have my property. No, I should be I should be videotaping. I should be videotaping because I have permission. To videotape anything I want in a public space. Good. That's all recording still. In there might be private, but this is a lobby to come in and get help, correct? I was here to ask questions. Yeah, I was going to get some information, find out what office he works so I can get more information. I already put in a records request, but I need more information from him. So, yes, I'm here to get help. Absolutely. Well, you guys should have calmed your coworker down, told him not to do what he did. That was dumb. That was dumb. It was fine with me cuz you know, he just caused a issue, but it was dumb. Bad move. Bad move. So And it's on camera. of course. I have been videotaping I won't stop, either. I've been videotaping the whole time I've been in here. >> privacy. Ma'am, but do you work here? That's my privacy. Do you Do you work here is the question. You have been asked to leave this office more than once. You guys have my property, so >> the Department of Public Safety gets here to take possession of it. No, they ain't going to take possession of nothing. They going to give it right back to me. Yeah, they are. Watch. I'm not going to leave my property and let you guys just rob me. I already let you break my stuff. It ain't going to happen no more. No, this is broken. This is broken. That's broken, yeah. Fi- $15 you mean you mean this $500 uh gimbal? Yeah, uh-huh. Learn something, old lady. You don't know what you're talking about. That's crazy. So, this dude I don't have to leave a building. This was already talked about yesterday. You need to check your email cuz your PIO should have sent you guys one out already, so When you was asked to actually leave, you ain't got to leave the building, but you got to leave this office. While you guys have my property, I'm going to stay right here until I get my property in my hands. All messed up. Look at my hand right there. My hand all messed up, too. No, you have my property. I could just go in there and take it, but I'm not. I'm from the Bay Area. But where where where are you from? Somewhere. I work for myself. You work for yourself? You got a company or private? He's a punk you see on YouTube all the time. Oh, okay. So, this is calling me a punk that you see on YouTube all the time. So, she don't need to work here, either. We going to Yeah, we're going to push for your job. Watch. You don't get to call people a punk that you see on YouTube all the time. Hell no, you don't. Not while you're on You don't value your job, then? Cuz I pay your salary, ma'am. You need to take your ass back to work and give me my property. You don't know what you're doing. So, I pay more taxes than you. I can guarantee that [ __ ] and I wish I didn't. I Ma'am, I understand your point, but I'm just trying to get my phone. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, well, you know what? I didn't take your phone. Your phone was put in here because you violated our rights. Your What What right did I violate? Our co-worker's. What right did I violate, ma'am? So, this is This is the crazy [ __ ] That's a No, FERPA has nothing to do with you, dude. >> [laughter] >> I know all about the FERPA law. That lady's something else. So, this is what happens when you come back. No, no, no. FERPA says it's on you guys to protect that information. It's not on me. It shouldn't be in the view of the public. I'm in a public lobby. It shouldn't be in the view of the public. Does the public come in here? Let him tell you. There we go. Okay, Bay Fam, let me go ahead and stop that right there. I wanted to put this in the beginning of the video, and I'll probably put a short clip of it in the beginning of the video. But, now that you saw what Shannon has done, after we put out the first video, one of the diligent Bay Fam members sent me some information about him and what is going on, and it is huge. We found out that he is registered on the Megan's Law website for California Penal Code 261 A2, which, look it up if you don't know, is the big R by force or fear. And it actually has involved in it. I don't know how he got the job at a school that has a high school and a daycare there. I didn't see anything about children, but how do you get a job working for the public at a school when you're registered on that website for that? You guys need to look it up. I tried to Google it a little bit more, and I couldn't find much information. If you have information, please send it to me. We're going to dig more into this. We're going to find more out. But, now we have an individual who's on Megan's Law website. I have confirmed it. I already had his address. It matches. His birthday matches. It's him. It's also his picture. So, now we have him attacking us, grabbing the phone, trying to steal it, delete videos. We have the chief trying to sweep it under the rug, not using his body cam, as you're going to see in a little while, to try to cover everything up. And all these individuals not doing anything about this issue. And somebody who's registered on that site working at one of our public schools. How in the hell did this happen? Who does he know? Who swept it under the rug? Who's covering for him? We need answers to all these questions, and we're going to get them for you. It's BAT. Let's get back to it. He refuses to leave. He says this is a public lobby. I I just have a question. Did anybody tell you how this got broken or No, what about it? Oh, let's ask him. Or should I just put the show the video? What do you want me to Well, right now, they have my property, and it's in there. So, they need to give me my property now. They have your $2,000 camera that was stolen, broken off my stuff. And they need to give it. >> put it in your can't put it in his face. Who took it? I put it in his face. And he walked up to me, bumped into me. He He walked up to you. >> [laughter] >> Don't matter what he asked me. Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. Now, where's the Where's the mic that goes on top of this? >> There. That's all they would No, not true. Oh, it's Oh, it's Oh, it's on the floor out here, outside of the Interesting. Outside of the office. Okay. It's all broken. This is an open public office, and I need to get some information from them. Excuse me, they're open. I need to get information. No, they're not right right now. What do you mean not right now? Um they're not open right What are they closed for? Cuz they were just open. What are they closed for? Excuse me, what are they closed for? What are they closed for? You're not You're seeming to not hear me. Cuz other members of the uh school can go up in here, so why can't I? What are they closed for? Hello. What are they closed for? Sir, I'm asking you a question. Why are they closed? And you didn't even look into the stuff that got broken or nothing. You ain't going to ask no questions. The old lady told you I heard her tell you on camera. You're not going to investigate that crime at all. Period. Are you going to investigate that crime? >> My supervisor is on his way. You can talk to >> Well, what are you? My supervisor is on his way. You can talk to him. So, you don't know how to investigate crimes? Is that what it is? What's your name and badge number? Actually, call number that you guys have? My name is Roberts. Mhm. Five. Five? That's your call number? Okay. >> That's my number. Awesome. So, why are we not investigating something that a lady just told you was a crime? >> you my supervisor is on his way and you can talk to him. I don't need to talk to him. You were told a crime happened by that lady. It wasn't by me. I'm asking you why you're not investigating it. >> will be on his way and you can talk to him. So, your supervisor has to do it. You're incapable? Is that what we're gathering or? I'm just wondering why you're not doing your job, sir. That's That's the question. This is a serious question. Why are you not doing your job and investigating this crime that the lady told you? You heard her tell you that, right? He took his phone. Woah, woah, woah, woah. $2,000 phone you had to go get back. Why are you not investigating that? What penal code would that be? You tell me, since you have all the answers. >> 211. Okay. >> Yeah, it's definitely 211. >> Okay. Uh anything over I mean, it could misdemeanor, but it's under 950 is a misdemeanor. So, $2,000 phone. Okay. So, iPhone 16 Pro Max. So. >> Mhm. Yeah, and this stuff's broken. You want to see this? You didn't even ask to look at any of this. It's all broken now, messed up. It'll be investigated when my supervisor gets here. He'll take a look at it. >> Well, that's what I'm asking you. Are you incapable of investigating that or what? >> No, I'm not. Okay. Why did we shut that that office when it's not closed? >> I'm just trying to preserve the peace. My [snorts] like I said, when my supervisor gets here, you can talk to him. When the supervisor gets here, we can talk to him. Okay. So, again, you're just incapable. If that's what you That's what you feel. That's what I'm seeing. I'm just stating what I see, sir. If you do a good job, you're like, "Okay, dude's doing a good job. He's looking into this issue, blah, blah, blah." I'm just going to state a state what I'm observing. That's all I can do. And that's fine. Right? I know it's fine, but it's not fine with us. Okay. Who's "us"? The people that pay you. Yeah. That pay me? Uh-huh, that pay you to act like this. Yeah. Okay. Who's the people that pay me? The taxpayers. Who else pays you? Oh, okay. Who else pays you? Who pays you? You think somebody else pays you? >> you? That's none of your business. I'm not publicly paid, you are. So, who cares who pays me? It doesn't matter who pays you. Yeah, it does. I pay you. Yeah, you work for us. Okay, that's right. So, so what do you mean? Dude tried to erase my video as well, ladies and gentlemen. He tried to get on here and erase it. Look at Oh, he did erase it. I just touched it and look, he erased it. Little does he know this is an iPhone and you need a code to [ __ ] go in and actually erase something. So, I'll get the video back. And we have him on camera um doing what he did. I'm not going to tell the cop cuz I don't do that, but we have him on camera doing what he did. Bro lost his job today. Yeah, it was a mistake, bro. Lost your job today, baby. This lady called me a punk and what you know, I'll put it on paper. Higher. Higher. >> [laughter] >> Higher. Hope he coming and move back for him. Case he wants to get violent again. Try it. >> [laughter] >> Come out. I'll go outside. Come on. Yeah, what you think you're going to scare I'm afraid of you? I'm going to let you know right now dude does something again and it's on. I ain't holding back this time. Well, then I'm going to defend myself, of course. Anybody's going to do that. He said tell him to come outside. I guess we're going outside. I like it. See, this is what I This is exactly why I came back cuz we got him on camera yesterday saying dude was going to get his ass whooped and blah blah so I wanted to ask why he said that. Wanted to get what department he worked in so we can get more of his information. Um then he just got violent just like he said he would. So it is what it is. Like he did that. I didn't do that. He did that. You know what I mean? It wasn't me. It was on him. Oh, well, we're just going back in. You want to follow me? Oh, you want me to? Bro, you you ain't scaring me. Come on. >> [laughter] >> So now he's threatening to fight, threatening more violence. This dude's at work getting paid tax dollars to work at a college. Imagine how he treats the students. Can we go off property? So now he wants to he wants to get violent. Over our [ __ ] camera. He could have easily just said, "Hey, man, I apologize. I lost my temper yesterday. I shouldn't have said that." And I did. And it is what it is. But now he's doing more We already asked all his info from the PIO, so we'll get all his check stubs and all that [ __ ] But like, you know, this little intimidation [ __ ] where you think you're scaring someone just don't work. Just remember to keep them pictures and videos cuz I'm going to request those as well, yeah? We got it. Cool. Mhm. Press charges for what? I don't know. >> [laughter] >> He says it was okay to press charges. Little does he know that I'm the one who can do that in this situation. You're lucky I don't do that type of [ __ ] He's lucky I don't do that type of [ __ ] So, this is what happens, ladies and gentlemen. This is why I come back, right? I heard what he said yesterday. Came to find out why he said it. Maybe he would be smarter today after the PIO sent out an email saying, "Hey, people can record here. We're public servants. There ain't [ __ ] we can do. Don't [ __ ] with them." But nah, he was he was made good on his little promise to act violently. That's what he did. That's exactly why we come back. So, where's your partners or your backup? Who's going to investigate this? What's going on, man? You were told but there was a crime committed and now what? Where's your chief that was here yesterday? Where is the other guys at? They just don't come? Roberts, I'm addressing you. Don't know how to talk? It's a question. Of course I know how to talk. >> Where where's your partners at? >> talk to you right now. Uh you don't get that choice. I'm a No, you don't. I'm a citizen who's concerned asking you a question. That's why I That's why exactly what the problem is. You don't understand who you work for. You're my [ __ ] I'm not your [ __ ] See what I'm saying? So again, where You're my [ __ ] yes. You're our [ __ ] I'm not anybody's Yeah, you are. You're the public's [ __ ] That's what you do. You're We pay to be our [ __ ] Exactly. That's right. It's true, bro. That's okay. It's not a bad thing. Why do you think it's a bad thing? It's what you signed up for. I'm not >> Yeah, you're a servant. You're our servant. Okay? ENSLAVED. AW. AW, LICK HIS boots a little deeper, babe. Clown. >> [laughter] >> So what? We got somebody walking by. Dude over there talking about you're over you're wasting his time. Nobody's wasting nobody's time with the [ __ ] that just happened to me and I'm asking him trying to address the issue. Hey, when are your partners coming? When are we going to investigate this issue? And he's refusing to answer. So, you know, that's the issue. When public servants think they get to just refuse to answer us and not talk to members of the public and deal with us, that's a problem. So, they can ignore one person kind of easily, but when you got 400,000 people behind you and and watching these things and saying, "Nah, that ain't cool. They should have did this and that." cops lose their jobs fast. Right? And clearly Roberts is one of them cuz he wasn't Hello? Oh, not good. One of your employees just attacked me. I'm sorry to hear that. Mhm. Since I see you right now, I just want to check with you. I got your email. Thank you. Yeah, I appreciate you. I wanted to make sure that you The same guy who said he was going to beat my ass yesterday. Mhm. Yeah, broke in, broke my stuff, ripped it off, attacked me. I will let DPS They're not doing nothing about it. >> [laughter] >> So, okay. We'll We'll get you your information. Thank you. All right. Yep. Yep. Oh, how do I file a internal complaint with you guys to get that process started? Who does that go Not with them, but with the school. Cuz he's not a cop. I'm not going to file a a citizen's complaint. I'm filing a internal complaint with the school. Go to the 600 building, superintendent president's office. Perfect. Do you remember where I came out of yesterday down the hallway? Mhm. Go in there and ask the executive assistant for the process to file a complaint. Awesome. Thank you. I appreciate it. Yep. Thank you. Have a good day. All right. It's from what I've seen so far, that their their public information officer, I forget her name, horrible with names, she's the only professional one that works here. The only one that's professional at all. And we saw the contrast yesterday. What's your name and call number? Officer Vinkia. One more time? Officer Vinkia. Vin- Vinkia? Okay. Call number? Badge number? 248. 248? Okay, cool. Cops that walked up yesterday, they were fairly professional. I think I heard them say something. I'll get their body cameras and and figure out exactly what was said, but um they didn't escalate the situation. They definitely didn't act like Roberts. Um you know, they didn't act like clowns like that, like tyrants. >> [snorts] >> And uh he has a problem clearly being people's servant and answering to people and and you know, whatever, so uh your partner's here. Now, when are we going to investigate these crimes? What's going on? You understand that if you a crime is reported to you, you have a [ __ ] obligation to look into it, right? So, when are you going to do that? Oh, you're a trash bag, huh? I see it. You're a piece of [ __ ] bro. You got to find a new job, man. We don't need people like you working for us, that's for sure. So, what are we doing here? We're just going to stand here all day or what? We're going to hang out. No, I want you to do your job is what I want. Yeah. So, are you going to do your job? That's what I'm asking. You're going to do your job or you just going to stand here and not do [ __ ] No, I like hanging out with you. Okay. So, you're refusing to go take a a report of a crime from the the lady who reported it to you. Cool. Keep it up. On camera, I love it. Is your body cam on? I told you. Perfect. I love it. I know you think you're protected, but you're not. The difference is I got a lot of people behind me. I might be easy to ignore right now. In front of you, I'm one person. But, when you got 400,000 people who are going to push for you to lose your job, trust me, you ain't going to work here no more, bro. Uh you won't be the first cop that lost his job for acting stupid on my videos. Just letting you know. Okay, Bay Fam, I did a slight bit of digging and I found out why Robert believes he is untouchable. If you look at this article we found in the Daily Republic, he was actually found by their chief, Brian Travis, while he was working out of auto parts store. Brian Travis liked him and offered him a job in law enforcement at the college, and Derek Roberts has been there ever since. So, that's why he's acting bulletproof. That's why he's acting like he's untouchable because he's Brian Travis's little buddy that's there, and he's thinking, "Man, my boss, the whole chief, is on my side. He's They're never going to do anything to me." But, little do they know, it's we the people that actually have the power. And when you act like that and you fail to investigate a crime, you're not being professional. You're trying to refuse to talk to us. You think you don't work for us. We end up getting you up out of there, baby. You don't belong in there. Let's get back to it. >> That's what I'm just saying. That's what I'm So, you just notified him you're waiting on someone. Wouldn't you think it would be good to notify the member of the public who's asking you those questions? You know, being professional. It is in your policy, if you look it up, you're supposed to be courteous and professional to every member of the public you deal with, right? So, when I'm here like, "Hey, Roberts, what's going on? Are you guys going to look into this? What's up?" And you just stand there and look at me with that clowny ass look on your face and all that [ __ ] Don't you think that's unprofessional? Don't you think that would be considered unprofessional? No? You You think that's courteous? That a member of the public saying, "Hey, there was a crime reported. You know, you see my stuff broken on the ground, all that stuff. And And what's going on?" And you just look at him and kind of clown, make these little comments. >> is on his way, and he's investigating it. So, when he comes back, he'll let you know what he finds out through his investigation. I already told you my supervisor is on his way. He's He's investigating it. Yeah, it's 28 minutes later now. 28 minutes later. And And the the suspect who the lady told you was a suspect is gone. You didn't even detain him at all. What What if he leaves? Bounces? What You read minds? You tell the future? I didn't know you could do that. I'm just trying to figure it out. If you could game me up on how to tell the future and read minds, I would appreciate it, man, cuz I've been trying to learn. Trying to understand why people act like that. Why people act like you. Right? You don't like people coming in recording? I don't mind being recorded. Okay, what was the issue then when you got here and I was asking you these questions? Why didn't you just remain professional and and do your job the way you're supposed to? You don't know what my job is. I know what your job is. It's to defend and protect the Constitution. That's what you took an oath to. Yeah, that's it. That's your sole job right there. That's what you took your oath to, right? I'mma get your oath. So, yeah, that's right. I know your oath. It's actually in your policy manual. It's simple. Right? But, I'mma get your signed copy of the oath you took. So, yeah, that is what your job is. And a lady in there reported to you that there was a [ __ ] robbery. Somebody's constitutional rights were violated. You closed me out of an open office that you weren't supposed to close me out of. Right? You haven't done any part of your job except stand here and I'm going to wait for my supervisor, I guess. When you have a job to do. If it was me that snatched something and and did something or whatever happened, you would have put me in cuffs. You would have detained me. You would have I know that. I know that cuz I could tell the type of person you are. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I can tell just by your actions. I I can only I can only go off what you're showing me. Right? And what you're showing me and everybody in the world right now is that you ain't doing your [ __ ] job. I'm just letting you know. What else do you want me to tell you? That's what you're showing us. So, do your job. That's what we expect. That's great. That's your response as great? >> [laughter] >> It's trash, bro. These people are [ __ ] trash. All right, I'm hopping back in. I'm done talking to this clown. Let's see where the other copy is. It's over here. Yeah, my opinion, man, Robert, the way he does his job is [ __ ] trash, ladies and gentlemen. Straight trash. He could have been talked to me. Sir, we have somebody going up there. They're going to take care of it. They're going to look into it, you know. I do see dude who's in violation right here. Um wanting to do what he did. Right? I'm not going to talk about it. These these these cops are here. I don't give information like that. Look. I do. There's the other cop right there. I was trying to get their information from you. Oh, no, you know my name. I do. You're scary. No, I'm I'm trying to explain. >> YOU JUST TOLD HIM MY NAME, TOO. OH, my god. What a dumb [ __ ] Why would you tell him my name? Because it's public record. No, my name ain't public record. No, no, no, no. You look up your name, you have been uh United States versus uh Jonathan Moore. >> If they know my name, you guys have access to my name cuz you're law enforcement. Now you just told somebody my name and gave them access to my private information. >> No, that's that's that's uh public information. >> No, it's not. It's private information. >> You're welcome to film uh in public areas. Just please don't uh you know, don't Don't what? go into classrooms and stuff like that. >> No, I didn't go into a classroom. This is a public office right here. Did Did they tell you what happened? Yeah, they did. What did they What did they tell you? They said they went in there and um you went in there and you filmed it. But And And what? And what? No, hold on. And what? What did they tell you? >> And that you uh were filming him. And he didn't like that. That's what he And then what? That's all. >> And then what? That's all he told you? What What did she tell you, Robert? Hey, so No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're not going to skip over this. What did they tell you, Robert? What did they tell you? >> right? >> Robert, what did they tell you? Officer Roberts, you can leave. Uh No, no, no, no. He has information that they told him. All right, you're a [ __ ] tyrant piece of [ __ ] too. Look at him. electronic amplification shall not interfere nor disrupt the orderly operation of SCC, which is Solano College, including but not limited to classrooms and piece of [ __ ] ladies and gentlemen. You ain't going to do nothing about this [ __ ] Leave us. You have no reason. I don't I don't give a [ __ ] what you're talking about. All right. What you're welcome >> Court already ruled on this. So get Hey, no, what did they tell you tell you that happened? We're done here, Mr. Moore. No, we're not. No, we're not. The lady told Robert on my Hey, listen to me. The lady told Robert No, listen to me. The lady There was already an incident. You can't trespass me from public. The lady already told Roberts a crime was committed. I've been asking him to investigate the crime, and you guys aren't doing anything. Now you're being told a crime was committed, and you're not doing [ __ ] about it, either. You're a piece of [ __ ] You understand that? You're being told a crime was committed, and you're not doing anything about it. They told Roberts. I'm telling you to investigate it. She told him straight up. He had to get me my property back. I told you about it, and you're trying to walk away and sweep it under the rug. I can guarantee they told you about it. Was your body cam on while you were in there? Nope. Your body camera was not on while you were in there investigating something. I wasn't investigating something. Yeah, you were. You got called here. Haha. This dude's a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] ladies and gentlemen. Look at him. Look at him. Why don't you ask Roberts what crime he was reported to him? Mr. Moore, I will talk to Officer Roberts. >> And quit giving people my name. Talk to Roberts. Ask him what crime was committed. >> Just just you know, make sure you you you stay with the >> No, no, no. Wait till I'm in front of your house recording. Watch what happens. Police like you get good cops because you act like a piece of [ __ ] and people can't handle that, right? And it's a [ __ ] sad situation. You were told a crime was committed. I can guarantee they they told you a crime was committed. You purposely didn't have your body camera on to not capture that. Uh-uh. My body camera's on. >> You just said it wasn't on in there. >> I went there to see what they're talking about. >> So why wasn't your camera not on when you were talking to them about an incident that happened? No, you're being questioned. You're going to answer these. Trust me. Because something just happened super foul, and you guys are supposed to do something about it, and you're purposely not doing something about it. You're purposely sweeping under the rug cuz you're a piece of trash. You're a tyrant. You need to go. There's nothing to sweep under the rug? No. That's what you're saying? No. Okay. Take care, [laughter] sir. I am leaving. I don't trip. You're going to see a lot of me. I'm telling you right now. Yeah. I mean, if it's within the parameters >> fake policy. then we're fine. >> Recording is within So So you're saying when you see when you see somebody commit a crime or you hear about it, you you do something about it. Yes, we do, sir. Well, you're not doing something when Roberts was reported a crime and had to get my property back from somebody who didn't have the right to have it. Huh? Is that what that is? Can you tell us where the camera? Yeah. That's what they do. He went in and guaranteed he kept his camera off cuz he didn't want them on camera to tell them what he did. And this lady called me one of them punks you see on YouTube and blah blah blah blah. We She needs to lose her job, too. She's a trash bag, too. This lady got to go. Ma'am, start looking for another job. You shouldn't have said what you said. And you clearly reported a crime that the dude took my phone. We got you on camera, just so you know. Now we'll get more of the audio with this onto the other camera. So Yeah. She was uh authorized personnel only. That's common sense right there. >> [snorts] >> I'm going to make sure she loses her job. All right. This other lady was nice, at least. All right. Aw. Mr. Moore, can we uh can we talk? No, I'm good. I tried to talk to you. You can [ __ ] off at this point. So you don't want me to take the report? >> I tried to talk to you. She gave you the report. Take the report from her. She told you right in front of me on camera. >> It's your equipment, so I need your side of >> matter. No, you don't. It's a felony. You can have witnesses, and there'll be a video out there you can use. I don't have to give you anything. You got my info. So do you want to do you want to take it >> Again, I want you to do your job and talk to the person who reported the crime to you. That's the person who reported the crime to you. >> I got her statement. Now, I need your >> you get her statement? Cuz I've been up here. >> She told me what happened and I have it on camera. >> She didn't give you I was there. I got it on camera. She didn't give you a whole statement. She didn't give you a whole statement. >> Okay, so after I talked to her, are you going to talk to me and give me your side? >> Yeah, I want to see you do your job the right way. You should have been did this. I need to put one more sign up. No, no, no, no. You're being detained. >> [laughter] >> You a witness. Again, she's a witness to you harassing me. You can you can call it what you want, but recording ain't harassing, man. If I if you're blocking my movements, it is. >> When did I block your movements? You blocked my movements. You remember I'm recording, right? You remember that, right? Think about that before you lie. Hey, why is this up? This is an open public office. So, now look, they put authorized personnel signs on this office which people go into, but that doesn't mean a cop gets to share my information with these pieces of [ __ ] just cuz he has access to it. That's not what that means, right? So, that's the bottom line. So, why do we have an authorized personnel sign on a public office? We've already established that kids go in there, their parents can go in there. That means that's open to the public. >> Give me your statement as to what happened to your camera. What she tell you? I'm just curious. It doesn't matter what she told me. I'm taking your statement. >> Was your body cam on in there? Yes, but >> Okay, I'll get I'll get what she told you. Okay. So, from your statement, what happened? What's I don't have I don't give statements. >> What's your name? I don't give statements. So, you don't want to >> I don't give I don't give statements. Okay. So, you don't want to explain what happened to your camera? I don't give statements. Okay, that's fine. You you you have a witness. She talked to you. She reported it. Okay. It's a It's a felony. You guys will deal with it. And I'm sure this video will be out and you'll see it. So, why why the change of demeanor now, Roberts? Why couldn't you just act like that at first? I could have highlighted you and said how good of a job you did. And now we've seen a contrast, right? And that's sad. It's sad. So, this lady doesn't understand why you're working for the public. You don't call people names. Again, they put up signs that are not true. And I'm going back in this room whether it's today, tomorrow, next month. It don't matter. I'll be right back up in there. Cuz I have time, lady. Okay. So, look. This is a sign they put up. This is not an authorized personnel only office. As we know, this is for students. Look. Look. Students. If you would like, please leave a message. This is clearly open to the public. This is for students, their parents, the public to go ask questions and get information like I was trying to do. I think Roberts has to go, but that's going to be a matter for the public to decide, right? The court of public opinion's going to figure that out. But, I think Roberts got to go, too. He He don't deserve the job here. That's my opinion. This lady has to go. This lady's nice. She can stay. But, this other lady should go. This other lady has to go. Let's see what they say. Well, I really didn't see much cuz I was sitting in my office all day. You're on camera. And I see all the people walking by. So, I didn't see the transaction. So, I don't know exactly what happened. I have you on camera. Don't lie. I put in a work request in there. So, she's on Okay, Bay Fam. Let's go ahead and stop that right there and take a look at this picture. That is the doorway to both of those offices. Who do we see standing there? Yes, on the right hand or bottom side, we see the lady who just said she didn't see what happened. She wasn't there. She was back in her office. Now, I had to slow down the video and go frame by frame. This is where he was ripping this off my gimbal and he had just ripped my phone off and was getting ready to turn around and throw it in the office and who do we see standing there was the lady who just lied to the police trying to protect her co-worker and say she didn't see anything. Now, if I continue to go frame by frame, we'll see him throw my phone into the office and we'll see her in the doorway the whole time. So, like I said, these public workers will lie to protect each other and to get us in trouble. That's what they do. This is partly why I don't give statements because it would be my word against everybody else's. I just let the video do the talking. I have now proven that she's a liar and the other lady sitting right there in the doorway watching as well. This is an issue. You can see in the video where she wasn't in the door when this all started taking place. She was walking up, so she might not have seen how it started, but she definitely seen him rip my camera off my gimbal, throw it in that room. We have her on video watching me look through the window saying, "Look, he's deleting my videos. He's deleting my videos." But, she just told the cop, "I didn't see anything. I was in my office. I didn't see anything at all." The cover-up is unreal, especially with what we just saw with the chief trying to cover it up, giving them my personal information, not having his body camera on when he's talking to the people that reported a crime. It is unreal the corruption in this. There's nothing to sweep under the rug. There really this is nothing to sweep under the rug, Brian Travis? Don't worry, baby. Look for another job. We are going to get you out of there as well. >> now lying to this dude cuz we have her on camera standing at that door right there. So, now I got to take back what I said about her. Unfortunately, it just has to be exposed, man, with these people. Uh we're going to have to expose the lies, too. You know, she just lied. Ma'am, you understand I have you on camera standing at that door watching before that happened, right? Um We're going to expose I'm going to expose you for being a liar. I'm going to expose you for being a liar. I'm just telling you this is going to come out and I got 400,000 people behind me. You better tell the truth. Cuz giving false information is a misdemeanor and my people will push it. I'm just giving you a heads-up. >> to God bless you. Okay, we'll see what happens. So many people act like you until uh it happens and then they find out. >> [laughter] >> He coming out? Let me move back. No. Thank you for that escort. Uh y'all are the dangerous ones, not me. Okay, so we got the other lady lying on camera. We're going to have his body camera and we're going to see what he she told him. False report to an officer is a misdemeanor. I hope you told the truth. Cuz my people, my 400,000 people, will push for your termination and your charges. Just being honest. Okay, laugh. That's what I love it. I love it when people laugh and think it's nothing, but you'll see. I love it. You You guys hear her? She just looked back and went "Pff." Like Like lady, you you have no clue and they all do that. Hey, good morning. Would you like me to take a picture of the broken camera of the whatever was broken on your camera? Do your job, man. It's not about what I would like. They reported something to you. You just got to do your job the way you do it. All right. So, I don't think they need me here. I'm going to push off. Excuse me. Get by you right here. Yeah. Now, what what was what piece was broken? Man, I don't like I said, I don't give statements, brother. Uh I just I report on news, and that's what this is. So, I'm just going to do a news That's a statement. >> want to um take a picture of what was broken, so we can add it to our report, so we can identify Like I said, if you got to take pictures, do your job, but I'm not giving statements. I'm not offering nothing nothing like that. I'm not going to cooperate in no investigation. That's not my job. >> Okay. >> You guys have it. You'll see a video. It just is what it is. Nothing my business. I don't report crimes. If I had my own problem with it, then that would have went differently. But, so it's just that's how I handle my [ __ ] I don't report talk to the police. Finance and administration. Staff only. So, how do I get to the I guess I knock. I'll do it right here, so it's not on the glass. How do we get some help? I you see her right here. She just heard me knock. She looked over. Maybe he's going to help me. Now, let's see. Maybe he'll help. Excuse me. So, he just walks away. Look. He saw me walk up and walked away. That's me knocking. Need some help here. Maybe she's going to do her job. Let's see. We'll give her the benefit of the doubt. >> you over or something. Yeah, I'm just trying to figure out how do I get to to talk to the superintendent or his office? >> I believe she's not there right now. But, how So, how would you get to talk to the superintendent? >> an email over. And if you're here, right, how do you can is there a way you can make an appointment? Who would I talk to? >> Um is there admin out there to schedule a meeting for >> I don't I don't know. That's why I'm trying to find out. Yeah, that's why I came to you guys. You're where I saw people at. >> can take down your information, and I can have them contact you. Um it or if I could just get their information, that'd be better. Yeah, her email or phone number or something like that. Yeah, her office is closed right now, but I can take down your information. I'll have them call Like I said, I just want their information. That'd be better. >> give you an email if you can wait here. Cool. >> I'll be back. >> Yeah, that works for me. Thank you. Okay, so you can email here. Beautiful. To make an appointment. And that's her name right there? That is the executive coordinator. Yes. Executive coordinator. Yes. That's the superintendent? Where is the I'm trying to speak to the superintendent to file a complaint. >> but you need to go through the executive coordinator to be able to speak to her. >> gotcha. Gotcha. So, that's like their assistant or whatever. That does all that stuff. Okay, thank you. I appreciate you. Thank you for actually helping. Maybe you can talk to the other staff members and instead of walking away when I'm like, "Hey, I need help." and stuff. Doesn't look professional. I know, but I know, I know it's a camera, but you guys still have to be professional. >> came out. I know, and that's why I respect that. That's why I said thank you. So, I appreciate it. I hope you have a good day, okay? Have a good one. >> Thank you, you too. Vice President of Student Services, let's see if they're there. Oh, Human Resources. Maybe I can um Maybe they're not here. Somebody's in there. Can I get some help, please? They just walked away. Look at them. Walking away. Human Resources. So, Monday through Thursday, 8:00 to 4:30, and you're supposed to get help, HR, right? This is where I should be able to file a complaint right here. And the lady just came, looked, saw me. We got her on camera looking right at me, and she walked away. Another unprofessional piece Let's see about this one. And this one we can see right through the blinds, so we can see people in there. So, that's sad. That's sad. It's trash, and these people need to be replaced, man. Somebody attacked me, broke my [ __ ] They're a staff here. I need it documented. You know, we're going to take action on it, and these people are refusing to allow me to file a complaint. Look, we got this lady right here. That's crazy. We have you guys on camera. I'd appreciate it if you do your job, please. I need to file a complaint on one of the staff that attacked me and broke my equipment.