After months of dealing with bogus reckless driving charges, jail, impound fees, and the Seattle Police Department holding onto my seized GoPro, the charges have finally been dismissed with prejudice... but more importantly, I have my camera back.

I spent the last 5 months investigating my interaction with SPD on Mayday 2026, guided by official public records, bodycam evidence, and the legal brief written by my public defender. I'll present the facts uncovered through that investigation, deconstruct how targeted, retaliatory policing led to my arrest, expose the documented histories of the specific officers involved, and reveal the internal city emails proving they knew there was no crime to charge me with in the first place.

I was intrigued, but 2 hours is too much for me.

yup. I know SPD hates seattle, and seattle people, I don't need to sit through 45 wheelies to know SPD employees are banking overtime on my taxes and fucking up lgb/queer/trans people for kicks.

Don't worry tho, when they beat someone so badly it results in a trial, the SPOG will step in to provide their defense and supplement their income.

If a city were a living creature, police unions would be the metastasizing cancer.

US police unions are protecting officers from accountability and helping criminals under the guise of law enforcement abuse citizens.