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A routine visit to Revere City Hall escalated when community liaison staff became hostile toward journalists with cameras. One employee physically pushed a reporter while another screamed demands for identification. The confrontation was captured on multiple cameras.
Attorney and journalist pushed back 80+ feet from crime scene after officer was shot but drove himself to hospital. Multiple agencies escalated situation when reporters questioned excessive restrictions. Footage shows hands-on confrontation.
Independent journalism outlet unveils new headquarters with aquarium and "gang plank" for corrupt officials while planning major Boston accountability operation. Team discusses ongoing battles with Oklahoma judges and lawyers refusing transparency.
Felony case files at Oklahoma County Courthouse contain unredacted Social Security numbers, birthdates, and personal data accessible to anyone who walks in. When journalists tried reporting this security breach, they were surrounded by police and flipped off by DA staff.
A journalist's visit to the Oklahoma State Capitol reveals the stark reality of who really has lawmakers' ears. While citizens struggle to make their voices heard, paid lobbyists pack the halls outside legislative chambers, advocating for corporate interests.
Recordings reveal vulgar threats against legislators considering marijuana packaging rules. One caller promised to spread "transgender martini" memes. Multiple calls now under criminal investigation by state bureau. Hear the shocking audio footage.
Independent journalists prepare for multi-state accountability operation targeting Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania. The team seeks viewer tips on officials who need investigating while facing banking obstacles that threaten their mission funding.
Security guards at Tulsa City County Library immediately confronted journalists filming in the taxpayer-funded building, demanding they fill out permission forms. When the reporters refused, guards called police and threatened arrest over "policy violations."
Attorney Ron faces emergency suspension attempt by Oklahoma Bar Association for his words defending citizens' rights. Bar officials cite his Facebook posts educating people about administrative law and calling out judicial misconduct as grounds for removal.
Library security called police on journalists filming in the public building, citing "policy" over constitutional rights. When pressed, guards couldn't produce any law requiring permission to record. Police arrived but took no action.
A routine records request at Woodward County Courthouse revealed felony files containing unredacted Social Security numbers, birthdates, and personal details available to anyone who asks. Court employees grew hostile when confronted.
A lawyer facing emergency license suspension for exposing judicial corruption hand-delivered hundreds of citizen complaints to the Oklahoma Bar Association. The complaints target Judge Sharon Holmes, allegedly caught driving intoxicated with her grandchild.
Fire Marshal's office refuses to allow citizens to inspect public records during business hours, demanding personal information not required by law. When reporters persist, officials threaten misdemeanor charges. The confrontation escalates when more officials arrive.
Attorney Ron Durbing was documenting a suspected Oklahoma Open Meetings Act violation when officers denied public access to a government meeting. What started as a request for a police report escalated to handcuffs and threats of arrest when Durbing identified himself as a lawyer.
Leroy's stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/6OT09bo9l8A?si=oB_5ZvzWOmCDebza This article was automatically generated from the video transcript.
