Sheriff's deputies secretly moved convicted rapist Jesse Butler through a back entrance to avoid accountability questions. Butler received zero jail time despite nearly strangling a victim to death. The confrontation was captured on camera.
Exclusive audio reveals Tulsa lawyer Steven Wyers discussing "getting back sober" with his fiancée, then immediately taking a client call while clearly under the influence. Police were called during the incident for reasons that remain unclear.
Exclusive police footage reveals what Jackie and Mack Butler were really upset about when their son was arrested for raping two girls. Spoiler: it wasn't the crimes. The audio from inside the Stillwater Police Department lobby captures their shocking priorities.
After threatening to sue citizens with taxpayer resources, a city attorney's demeanor completely changed when a journalist simply asked for his business card. What started as a routine request quickly escalated when the attorney heard something that set him off.
What started as routine city business in Spavinaw, Oklahoma erupted into chaos when a council member confronted a citizen, escalating to a loaded gun being drawn outside the meeting. The entire incident was captured on camera.
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.
A citizen journalist asks a judge to have him arrested for filming in the courthouse, explaining he needs "actual action" not just threats to file a Section 1983 federal civil rights lawsuit. The judge's response caught on camera.
Judge Doug Kirkwood attempted to force deputies to remove practicing attorney Ron Durbin from the courthouse for recording in public areas. The officers recognized the constitutional violation and declined to follow the judge's directive.
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.
The Justice Department found systemic racism in Lexington Police Department after reports of officers using tasers "as cattle prods" and shocking suspects over a dozen times for being "unkind." When a journalist tried to get the records, the chief had other plans.
A citizen journalist's investigation into cash bond practices leads to an unexpected arrest and an even more shocking offer from police leadership. The entire confrontation was captured on camera, revealing disturbing conversations between officers and city officials.
A journalist seeking records of alleged taser abuse encounters a wall of silence at Lexington Police Department. Officers won't even reveal who's in charge as federal investigation looms. The tense exchange was captured on camera.
A journalist seeking comment on a federal investigation encountered immediate hostility when recording inside a police station. What started as simple questions about who's in charge quickly escalated when officers spotted the camera rolling.
Officer Scott Walters immediately turned hostile when a journalist entered with a camera to request police reports. What started as a simple records inquiry escalated to threats of arrest within minutes. The confrontation reveals the full exchange.
A journalist filming near his legally parked truck gets detained and threatened with jail for recording. When the officer demands ID but won't let him retrieve it from his backpack, the confrontation takes an unexpected turn caught on camera.
A routine traffic stop spiraled when a journalist said he doesn't answer questions. The officer's response included slamming the handcuffed man against a patrol car and repeatedly cursing federal authorities during the encounter.