SWAT team members got matching tattoos commemorating the date they shot an unarmed man during a mental health crisis. When confronted, Sheriff Tony Edwards defended his officers while a courthouse official assaulted a journalist asking questions.
Officers used a flashlight to bash out teeth of an inmate shot in the neck and partially paralyzed, demanding he open his mouth for a drug search. Despite his pleas about nerve damage, they threatened "Open your mouth or I'll break them teeth."
Prison officials at Oklahoma State Penitentiary tell journalist he cannot film from public areas, despite no posted restrictions or legal authority. What starts as confusion over office locations escalates when staff realize cameras are rolling.
A routine story about prison spending turned confrontational when a Davis Correctional Facility guard called police on journalists filming from a public parking lot. What started as B-roll footage became a First Amendment test when officials demanded ID.
Witness a gripping exchange between a determined individual and a warden, where the lines of authority and public access blur. As tensions rise, the discussion takes a turn that leaves viewers questioning who's truly in the right. With each word, the stakes get higher, showcasing the complexities...
An unexpected confrontation unfolds when lines are drawn over public accessibility. With tensions rising and tempers flaring, the dialogue showcases strong opinions about the ownership and rights to access spaces that many assume are public. Watch as the exchange escalates into a debate about per...
A $9.3 million prison rodeo proposal sparks investigation at Oklahoma correctional facility. When journalists arrive to document conditions, the warden refuses to identify herself, curses at reporters, and calls police while canceling prisoner yard time.
Prison officer demands journalist stop filming from public sidewalk at Taft facility, threatens arrest despite having no authority. When backup arrives, the confrontation takes an unexpected turn that exposes the power dynamic inside.
Attorney Ron Durban packed a community center with citizens fed up with systemic abuse in Ottawa County's jail system, corrupt officials, and a $33 million judgment hanging over taxpayers. His plan: mobilize thousands to demand accountability through a citizen-led grand jury petition.
Jerry Eubanks has convictions for armed robbery, meth distribution, and embezzlement from two cities. Now he's managing Pawhuska, Oklahoma, and firing police chiefs. When journalists arrived asking questions, he shut down City Hall entirely.
60 years after the Civil Rights Movement, Mississippi's fire of inequality still blazes strong. A new documentary compares Pearl's brutal civil rights history with modern discriminatory policing practices. The haunting footage reveals cops willing to go to any length.
