Oklahoma police departments are leaking Social Security numbers and personal data in public records while refusing to release their own use of force reports. When a journalist arrives to inspect legally required documents, officers claim they're "too busy" and security threatens arrest.
Cops in Pottawatomie County served a 9 year old while they were in school, They served a protective order which is illegal to give someone under the age of 13. Guerrilla Publishing Investigates
Drumright police refuse legal records request, claim everyone is "tribal" to avoid jurisdiction, then threaten arrest for constitutionally protected speech. The interaction escalates when an officer makes bizarre comments about dental care.
In the video transcription, a conversation is taking place where one person questions why the manager, who is responsible for knowing about a police chief's murder by another officer, is not involved in understanding the situation. The manager responds by saying they do not get involved in person...
Wister Oklahoma Police Chief Kurt Morsund crashed his vehicle with his child inside, then told officers he drank vodka after the wreck. Bodycam footage reveals his bizarre attempts to avoid a DUI arrest while his daughter waited for rescue.
In the video transcription, a person is discussing with someone else about receiving government documents electronically for inspection without having to pay any fees. The person insists on not paying for anything as it is free to inspect government records. They suggest calling someone to clarif...
Council votes to charge fees for public records requests while facing investigation into police chief's alleged misconduct. City officials physically block windows when reporters arrive to document the proceedings.
In the video transcription, a person is being asked to leave a public office after being told they cannot film in Massachusetts. The individual questions the legality of the request, stating that the office is public with public access. The situation escalates as the person is threatened with pol...
Part of the Guerrilla Investigates team went to hand the Mayor of Oilton Pat Kennedy a copy of the newest protective order filed against his police chief.
After a Mannford police officer was charged with raping a student, journalists asked city officials what reforms they'd implemented. The city manager fled the interview, schools admitted no policy changes, and deputies illegally demanded ID for public records.
In the video transcription, a group of people are seen trying to speak with the District Attorney while recording with cameras. The speaker acknowledges their right to do so but also updates someone else present on the situation. The speaker asks if the group should be asked to leave, but the res...
Gorilla Publishing investigators arrived to serve Police Chief Carl Stout with a protective order that prohibits him from carrying firearms, only to face threats from convicted felon Mayor Patrick Kennedy who "doesn't give a damn" about his chief's history of abuse allegations.
The video discusses a concerning issue where personal information is easily accessible in courthouses, putting individuals at risk of identity theft and other malicious activities. Despite the information being supposed to be redacted, anyone can access it freely in court, leaving individuals vul...
The video transcription shows an individual requesting public records under the Oklahoma Open Records Act. The person is asking to inspect schedules and lists of employees from a government agency. The individual asserts their right to access these records and accuses the agency of refusing to co...
Guerrilla News unveils the first citizen-accessible Brady list where anyone can anonymously report police misconduct nationwide. Unlike official lists limited to convictions, this database accepts all complaints and allegations.
