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Craziest Clerk Ever?!?!

We were in city Oklahoma requesting records when the city clerk called the mayor for Ron making an open records act request, making a comment about him being white. despite the Mayor telling her to fulfill the request she refused and broke the Open Records Act which is a misdemeanor.

Craziest Clerk Ever!?!

We were in city Oklahoma requesting records when the city clerk called the mayor for Ron making an open records act request, making a comment about him being white. despite the Mayor telling her to fulfill the request she refused and broke the Open Records Act which is a misdemeanor.

Judges

JUDGE Tries to DETAIN Attorney, Cops save him

We were in Wagoner Oklahoma investigating a 911 operator who was fired and a potential illegal court order, when a judge decided to try and remove Ron from the building for filming. as he was to scared to do it himself, he ordered the police to remove him from the building and the officers refuse...

Guerrilla News

Is Filming in Public Really Illegal? 🚓🤔

Step into a riveting moment as legal rights and public freedom collide in Wagoner, Oklahoma. Witness the tense exchange between citizens and officials regarding the nuances of recording in public spaces. Is our right to film being threatened? The dialogue raises critical questions about access, a...

Judges

Judge Tries to Detain Attorney🔍⚖️

Step into the intriguing world of limited public forums as tensions rise in Wagoner, Oklahoma. Witness a captivating encounter where a judge attempts to exert authority over a filming journalist. This astonishing clash not only raises vital questions about public rights but also sheds light on th...

City Hides Corrupt Cop, so we sue them.

We were chasing a cop named Shiloa Edwards, a cop know to hop from department to department committing numerous crimes. We stopped by the last place he was employed, Wagoner Oklahoma to get records related to his resignation. we were immediately met with anger over us filming, and the denial of p...

Guerrilla News

Know Your Rights: First Amendment Protection in Public Buildings

The speaker in the video asserts that certain words, including expletives, are constitutionally protected under the First Amendment. They mention that courts have ruled that individuals cannot be trespassed from a public building solely for using such words. The speaker challenges authorities to ...

Guerrilla News

Confrontation: Asking or Telling Under Threat of Arrest?

The video transcription depicts a tense interaction where one individual questions if they are being asked a question or being told something under the threat of arrest. The confrontation escalates as the individual contemplates being arrested and removes their bracelet in readiness. The situatio...

Guerrilla News

Confrontation at the Courthouse: Filming Incident Explained

In the video, the speaker questions why someone approached them and told them not to interfere with others. The speaker was sitting and wonders if they were interrupted while trying to do something. They ask the person if they interrupted them and apologize if they did. The conversation seems to ...

Guerrilla News

The Poker Game Incident: A Story of Poor Decisions

The video transcription captures a conversation between an officer and a driver who was suspected of driving under the influence after leaving a poker game. The driver admits to having consumed three or four beers but is unsure of the exact amount. The officer questions the driver's ability to dr...

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