u/FCMatt7

Drunk kids get rowdy, bouncers escalate once they're out on the sidewalk. One cops does his job and breaks it up, but then another jumps in and makes a bad arrest. Drunk kid gets de-arrested at the end.

Looking for traffic stops on Highway 361 on Mustang Island near Corpus Christi, TX. The speed limit has been reduced to make it look like local politicians are "Doing Something" and state police announced a crack down. This was the first stop I found after just 5 minutes.

Brown has a full blown geriatric breakdown.

Arrested at the Texas Alamo on August 26, 2026 in San Antonio, Texas. The Alamo‘s Facebook page says the Alamo is a shrine for Texas liberty

Here is the entire encounter from start to finish.

HarveyFreebird was arrested at the Alamo on 8/26/26 for protected free speech. The tyrants that think they "own" the Alamo, which is state owned and open to the public, have started arresting people left and right for violating rules that are blatantly illegal. The Alamo is owned by the State of Texas and city of San Antonio. It is in no way private property, and the plaza is in NO way a non-public forum. All of the 1st amendment rulings and protections given by the Supreme Court and constitution apply in full to the entire plaza.

Harvey was arrested for walking around with a shirt that has possibly the most protected phrase in the English language on it. At least, it is supposed to be...

The California senate has gutted the bill at the last minute. It now reads as an order for the DOJ to study the 3D printer blocking technology and report back.

https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtml?bill\_id=202520260AB2047

This cop was embarrassed when the video of him acting like an idiot went viral. He responded by writing a false report claiming we had threatened his life by recording him and the police station.

When the chief found out the local cop watchers were the "suspects" he got together with the DA, Sheriff, and his detectives to charge everyone in the car with felony organized crime. Everyone got a $100,000 bond. The two locals had to spend a month in jail until a real judge reduced their bond by 90%.

The dumbass DA forgot that this is an enhancement charge and didn't tell the chief he needed an underlying charge too. The same judge who reduced the bonds looked at the indictments and quashed them for failing to state a criminal offense, let alone meeting the elements.

A new DA then decided to add felony assault on a police officer as the underlying charge and went back to the grand jury to indict his ham sandwich. The judge had to quash the charges again, this time for being absurd, and told the DA to stop playing games.

Now a federal judge has decided to give everyone Qualified Immunity because the 5th circuit will do anything to protect a cop and punish anyone who records them. The ruling is being appealed.

This is how the saga of retaliation by Livingston Texas police started. We ended up with felony organized crime and misdemeanor swatting charges for recording these cops acting like tyrants.

Dallas police officers were cautious when a man openly carrying a silenced pistol walked into police headquarters on the morning of April 1.

One officer asked the man what he's looking for and where he works. Another officer turned him away as he tried to enter the headquarters' museum section. Much of the interaction was captured on body camera video.

"Sir, while you're armed you got to step back over there," the officer said. "You can't come in here."

Officers then arrested him outside for jaywalking, towed his car and confiscated his gun for months.

Now the man who took that video, 38-year-old Matthew Rankin, is suing the City of Dallas, police chief Daniel Comeaux and multiple officers on the scene — alleging they violated his Fourth, Second and 14th Amendment rights.

Now you get to see chief Parrish try to explain away his conspiracy to arrest anyone who protests or records on his turf.

The police chiefs of Corrigan and Livingston, Texas, in a recorded phone call, conspired to arrest anybody who dares to record the police or protest them in their towns.

They started by posting signs saying it was illegal to record their police station and ended with false felony charges on four people.

Started recording the fire right before the first trucks showed up. It burned through the night. Three trucks were destroyed.

Come on down to Texas and enjoy some freedom.

Texas gun law changed several year ago. Anyone with a carry license can carry their handgun (open or concealed) into all government open meetings. This includes city council meetings. Earlier this year the AG and I forced Corpus Christi to be the first major city to comply with the law and take down their no-gun signs.

https://youtu.be/LSnUA98hTN0

One of my friends in Open Carry Texas has now done the same to San Antonio. They took the signs down Friday after receiving an enforcement notice from the state AG.

https://youtu.be/LSnUA98hTN0

I've been busy. Austin, Fort Worth, and Dallas will be receiving their own AG letter soon.