Multiple students report assaults at Coweta Junior High while Principal David Wineinger allegedly ignored complaints for years. When confronted by journalists about the cover-up, he literally collapsed on camera in a scene you have to see to believe.
District Attorney Kevin Merritt plans a December 2nd plea deal with a man charged with attacking girls under 11. When journalists arrived for public records, staff disappeared for 45 minutes and stopped answering phones until viewers called demanding answers.
Attorney suspended 18 months without hearing for exposing judicial corruption on social media. Court cited "disparaging remarks" about officials as grounds for emergency action. Federal lawsuit challenges constitutional violations.
After a citizen journalist captured a man pulling a gun at the previous council meeting, Spavinaw officials retaliated by voting to file charges against the victim while a council member's wife used noisemakers to disrupt documentation of the proceedings.
What started as a routine Spavinaw city council meeting erupted when officials sued citizens for open records requests, the mayor silenced reporters with her gavel, and a council ally nicknamed "Taco" brandished a loaded Derringer revolver during a confrontation.
A records request at the Tulsa County courthouse spiraled into arrest when officials allegedly violated state transparency laws. The confrontation, captured on video, raises questions about public access and government compliance.
Deputy Nelson grabbed Lee Durbin's $1,000 camera and forced him into handcuffs while he documented a simple open records request. The sheriff's office claimed Lee "swung" at the officer, but video footage tells a different story entirely.
Lee said nothing during a routine records request at the Tulsa County Sheriff's office. Deputy Nelson grabbed him anyway, claiming he "swung" at officers. The footage tells a different story about what happens when cameras meet badges.
A lawyer investigating misuse of federal funds by Tulsa was grabbed by security, pushed back in self-defense, then charged with battery when the guard filed a false police report. The shocking courthouse arrest footage reveals what happens when you dare question government corruption.
SWAT team members got matching tattoos commemorating the date they shot an unarmed man during a mental health crisis. When confronted, Sheriff Tony Edwards defended his officers while a courthouse official assaulted a journalist asking questions.
David Slaughter, 911 director married to DA Stacey Slaughter, allegedly doctored timesheets to steal taxpayer funds while sending inappropriate texts to female employees. Emergency meeting called for his resignation.
A routine visit to document historic buildings in Natchez turned confrontational when Adams County deputies demanded a tourist stop filming their patrol cars on public property, culminating in one deputy physically grabbing the camera.
A journalist's simple question about filming policy in a public Capitol area escalates into a tense confrontation when security officers can't produce the rules they claim to enforce. "You're making me uncomfortable!" one officer declares while standing inches away from the camera.
What began as a friendly tour of the Louisiana State Capitol turned hostile when security officers physically confronted two journalists on a public floor. Despite being directed to the observation area by staff, officers insisted filming was prohibited and got physical.
A deputy grabbed for a journalist's camera equipment during a routine public records visit, claiming the camera could be "used as a weapon." The encounter escalated when officials called law enforcement over legal photography of historic land records.
Ron Durbin's simple request for comment about a Justice Department investigation turns into an unlawful arrest when Officer Scott Walters decides questions aren't welcome. The entire confrontation was captured on camera.