A Tulsa County judge ordered a journalist to stop recording in a public courthouse, despite having no legal authority over the county building. Deputies caught between constitutional rights and judicial pressure as the standoff unfolds on camera.
Officer Walters handcuffs journalist but faces unexpected problem: a protective dog in the vehicle during planned inventory search. What happened when they removed the handcuffs to deal with the animal reveals the true power dynamics at play.
Journalists brought evidence of a substitute teacher's inappropriate online behavior to Stroud school officials, only to be turned away and told to "put it in writing." The footage reveals what happened when accountability met bureaucracy.
Multiple parents contacted a journalist about ongoing issues at Sallisaw schools, prompting a direct conversation with the superintendent. While he won't discuss "the latest case" still under investigation, he agrees an open conversation is "always welcome."
School official collapses when questioned about student mistreatment, then tells police he wants to fight the journalist. District made false 911 call claiming reporter "knocked out" principal. Body cam footage reveals shocking threats against parents who spoke up.
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.
Multiple boys sexually assaulted during PE classes while administrators knew but failed to act. Seventh grader raped in cafeteria as coach watched. Victim sent to alternative school while rapist returned to class. Parents demand immediate action.
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.
A routine accountability investigation turned deadly serious when an armed man pointed a cocked .22 caliber weapon during a heated confrontation. The journalist's attempt to de-escalate revealed chilling details about the weapon.
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.
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.
Community members confronted Pawnee city officials over a neglected cemetery where families paid thousands for plots now overrun with trash. After public pressure following recent controversies, the council agreed to implement new transparency measures.
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.