Guerrilla News
City Violates our rights again!
Official says it's illegal to be in a public meeting without signing in
Guerrilla News
Townhall Karens Hate Filming
Townhall officials demand we sign in to view a public meeting
Police Accountability
Boston Police Assault Attorney 3.5 Miles From Actual Crime Scene
A Boston police officer shot in his vest drives himself to a hospital, prompting eight cruisers to block the ambulance entrance. When attorney Ron Durbin investigates the unmarked scene, officers physically push him despite no crime scene tape.
Police Accountability
Oilton Oklahoma Police Chief Hires Felon Mayor After Veteran Assault Video
Veteran beaten by Sergeant Beer triggers investigation into felony embezzlement conviction of mayor who rehired police chief. Body cam footage still being withheld despite veteran's medical emergency during arrest for doorstep conversation.
Guerrilla News
Townsend Town Officials Claim Filming Public Meeting is Illegal
Town officials demanded journalists sign in to attend a public meeting, claiming filming was illegal. Despite being warned a week ahead that reporters would attend, staff insisted registration was required for public access. The confrontation escalated quickly.
Judges
Judge Denies Self-Representation Request as DeleteLawz Founder Faces Nevada Court
Jose "Chille" DeCastro's trial takes a hostile turn when he calls a court marshal "a pig" before proceedings even begin. Judge Zimmerman strips him of his phone and denies his request for self-representation, setting up a contentious bench trial.
Guerrilla News
Nevada Judge Convicts Journalist to 180 Days Jail After Brutal Police Encounter
Jose "Chille" DeCastro approached a traffic stop to film police when Officer Sandoval threatened detention, then applied what DeCastro called "nerve torture" while handcuffed. A Nevada judge sentenced him to 180 days after a bench trial that attorney Ron calls a miscarriage of justice.
Guerrilla News
Concord Police Chief Refuses to Name Officers Who Beat Marine Veteran
A Marine veteran suffered broken ribs, orbital bone, and nose during a "wellness check" by Concord police. When confronted with body camera footage, the police chief demanded a formal records request before revealing officer names.
First Amendment
Massachusetts City Employee Pushes Journalist After Officials Panic Over Cameras
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.
Police Accountability
Boston Police Push Attorney and Reporter 80 Feet from Officer's Car
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.
Government Transparency
OKC Court Clerks Leave Social Security Numbers Exposed to Public
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.
Government Transparency
Oklahoma Capitol Swarming with Lobbyists While Citizens Get Shut Out
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.
City Government
Oklahoma Lawmakers Get Threatening Calls Over Cannabis Bill, Criminal Investigation Launched
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.
First Amendment
Tulsa Library Security Calls Police on Journalists Recording in Public Building
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."
