Guerrilla News
Chief Investigative Journalist. Ron builds every story on the paper trail: records requests, contracts, minutes and court filings across Oklahoma.
A sitting Tulsa city councilor is under active civil rights investigation after allegations surfaced that she carried a service weapon while intoxicated. Guerrilla News is on the ground.
He was convicted of embezzling from the very city he now leads. Then he got re-elected. When our correspondents showed up in Oilton, Mayor Patrick Kennedy didn't call a lawyer. He got out of his truck.
A Comanche County commissioner used taxpayer-funded vehicles, sent sexually explicit texts to a county employee, and deleted public records. Then our correspondents showed up.
Was this man coerced into committing battery? Watch as the situation escalates and a citizen's arrest is threatened under Title 21. #Battery #CitizensArrest #Title21 #LegalDrama
In the small town of Geary, OK, a civil rights inquiry into City Council corruption didn't just expose wrongdoing — it triggered the resignation of every single officer on the force, including Chief Alicia Ford.
One person accepts an offer of mutual combat. What's the offer? No one knows, but the gloves are off! #MutualCombat #UnexpectedOffer #GlovesAreOff
When reporters tried to show school officials evidence about a teacher's disturbing online activity, administrators refused to look and called police instead. Then things escalated to a physical confrontation and an unexpected challenge.
Inside Coweta, OK's Junior High School, scores of children were allegedly assaulted while administrators looked away. When our correspondent came asking questions, the principal collapsed on camera.
Can you even focus when your virtual background is a live feed of the very meeting you're in? One person threatens arrest, the other threatens a federal lawsuit. Chaos ensues. #VirtualMeeting #ZoomFail #WorkFromHome #CorporateLife
Why are we demanding people show ID to enter a public meeting? Are we violating the Fourth Amendment? What's the real reason behind this? #PublicMeetings #IDDemands #FourthAmendment #CivilRights
Enjoyed the video? Hit like and subscribe! We're posting the first two GRDA videos here. Thanks for watching, see you next time! #LikeAndSubscribe #GRDAVideos #SeeYouNextTime
Yellow and purple lines represent approved silence projects. No filming in view of others, but filming is happening. What's going on? #SilenceProjects #Filming #Approved #Controversy
Confrontation at a public meeting escalates when one person refuses to show their driver's license. Is it required? #PublicMeeting #DriversLicense #Confrontation #Law
Gorilla Audits investigates the Grand River Dam Authority's deals with data centers. Could these agreements lead to dramatically increased power bills for Oklahoma residents? We film the meeting to get the inside story. #Oklahoma #PowerBills #DataCenters #GRDA #GorillaAudits
Ever feel like someone's eyes are glued to you during a meeting? This table setup is a recipe for awkwardness. Who can even focus with the speaker behind them? #AwkwardMoments #MeetingFails #OfficeLife #StareDown
