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.
A small Oklahoma town's police chief was arrested for aggravated DUI and child endangerment after crashing his vehicle with a child inside. Dash cam and body camera footage from the arrest reveals the full scope of what happened that night.
The video transcript discusses an individual's experience in a school personnel office while trying to make a records request. The person notes that the office is public access and not demarcated as authorized personnel only. They mention encountering a lady behind the counter and getting B-roll ...
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.
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...
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Independent journalism outlet unveils new headquarters with aquarium and "gang plank" for corrupt officials while planning major Boston accountability operation. Team discusses ongoing battles with Oklahoma judges and lawyers refusing transparency.
