After security guards detained Dan at Tulsa Public Library, journalist Ron Durban returned to serve official legal notices. Instead of accepting the paperwork, library officials had him arrested for trespassing. The same police who said filming was legal days earlier now contradicted themselves o...
Library staff pressed a panic button when a journalist walked through filming, summoning multiple officers. The sergeant explained trespass law while staff locked the doors to keep the public out. The confrontation reveals deep confusion about First Amendment rights in public spaces.
When reporters tried to show school officials evidence about a teacher's disturbing online activity, administrators refused to look and called police instead. Then things escalated to a physical confrontation and an unexpected challenge.
Court clerks claim they don't have key documents referenced in an extortion case against a lawyer. When a journalist requests the missing evidence through open records, staff mysteriously disappear and delays begin.
Oklahoma public defender's office refuses basic records request, forces journalists to wait 45 minutes, then hides from phone calls during live broadcast. Staff vanishes rather than hand over single document about child predator plea deal case.
When a journalist arrived to ask why Coweta Schools failed to protect seven students from abuse, Principal Weineger collapsed on the floor and called 911. What the police bodycam footage reveals about the fake emergency will shock you.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.