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PBA Pres Called Cops! DA Did NOTHING!
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This channel post shows the creator being served a protective order barring him from approaching Suffolk County PBA President Lou Civello. The creator attributes the order to Judge Lenox and claims District Attorney Ray Tierney publicly criticized Lenox but then cooperated with him against a journalist.
Why it may matter: This content directly involves a First Amendment auditor being legally restricted via a protective order after interacting with a police union official, which is relevant to the research theme of government and law enforcement responses to auditors and critics. The creator's claims about a judge and district attorney coordinating against a journalist, if verified, would illustrate potential institutional retaliation against public-records advocates.
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That's the way to go out. We just got it down from the court. >> No worries. It just your names and badge numbers so I know who to give it to me. >> Yeah, so Sheriff's office policy is we only give out our badge numbers. >> Okay. >> Uh not names. Mine is 720. >> I'm 729. >> 729? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And what do you have there for me? >> So this is an order of protection out of uh first district court. Um just says that you need to stay away from a Louis Savillo. Stay away from his home, school, place of business, place of employment. Don't go within 100 yards of him. Refrain from communication. Refrain from um remotely controlling, monitoring, or otherwise interfering with any electronic device or other object affecting the home, vehicle, or property of the protected person. Um few other, you know, clauses and conditions in here. You can read through the whole thing. Um if you were to violate it, you could be arrested for criminal contempt. So just, you know, make sure you read it and uh don't violate it and you'll be all set. All right. One of the clauses in here just says that while this is in effect, I'm not allowed to own or possess any firearms. So I just have to ask you, do you? >> No. >> All right. Perfect. So that's for you and you're all set, sir. >> Okay, thank you. Is this like a permanent order protection or is it like this forever? >> an expiration date down at the bottom. >> An expiration date down at the bottom of this page? >> Yeah, should be um somewhere in this area, I believe. Yep. So it will remain in force until and including 7 [snorts] 20 2027. >> So 1 year. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Insanity. People of the state of New York against Shawn Paul Reyes. People of the state of New York are not with these tyrants. I'll tell you that right now. But >> After some digging, it turns out that the judge who issued the stay away protective order, Judge Lenox, was featured in the New York Post where District Attorney Ray Tierney criticized the judge for releasing a man without bail who had been accused of kidnapping a 4-year-old girl. So let me get this straight. Judge Lenox can release an alleged kidnapper with no bail, and then he will hold an ex parte secret hearing granting an order protection for a thug with a badge because his ego got hurt. And then the DA will criticize this same judge publicly but then work with him in secret to retaliate against the journalist. Sounds about right for the Suffolk County government. I couldn't believe I was being served with a stay-away order protection, 100 yards that I can't go anywhere near this thug with a badge, Lou Civello, the PBA president, the police union president here in Suffolk County, and I found out a lot about him and more is to come. But today is about District Attorney Ray Tierney.