A Boston school department employee claimed filming in public was illegal and physically blocked journalists with doors before calling police. When officers arrived, they confirmed the reporters' rights and released them without charges.
In the video transcription, a person questions a law enforcement officer about their refusal to identify themselves while in a public building. The officer does not have their body camera on and does not provide their name when asked. The person expresses frustration about not being able to file ...
Wagner County courthouse and sheriff's office mysteriously closed at 4:30 PM, just minutes before journalists arrived to request use of force records. Multiple departments locked down simultaneously despite normal operating hours. Watch as the impromptu investigation reveals more than expected.
Deputy Sheriff Greg Martin and city security guard Larry denied basic open records requests during regular business hours, claiming citizens need appointments to inspect public documents. When journalist insisted on legal right to records, tensions escalated rapidly.
Officer Joe Beers forced his way onto Willard Wallbridge's property without a warrant to confront solicitors the veteran was willingly speaking with. When Wallbridge refused entry, Beers threw the 80-year-old to the ground, triggering a cardiac emergency.
A Pottawatomie County judge issued a protective order against a 9-year-old child, then sheriff's deputies served it at the elementary school. When journalists tried to obtain records, officials sealed the case and threatened arrests.
At the Oklahoma Capitol where the Oklahoma Bar Association is lobbying to keep their power to appoint liberal hacks to the Oklahoma Courts. We are there to LOBBY AGAINST THEIR LOBBYING!!!!
An attorney documenting restricted access to a fire marshal meeting gets handcuffed by police for standing on a public sidewalk. The officer's own body camera captures him struggling to turn off the recording as he violates the lawyer's rights.
Pawhuska County Courthouse staff called police when reporters arrived to investigate a protective order served to a 9-year-old at elementary school. Deputies threatened arrest for filming in the public building, then locked the courthouse doors entirely.
In the video transcription, the speaker expresses frustration with being approached and asked for their name by individuals filming them, despite not being required to do so by law. The speaker mentions that they had asked for the names of the individuals filming after they had called the police....
Official says it's illegal to be in a public meeting without signing in
Townhall officials demand we sign in to view a public meeting
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.
Maynard Library was an absolute fever dream of fun and chaos. Subscribe to see the full video.
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.
