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🔴Looking for the pos assaulter @Huntington town hall with 2 great auditors
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Overview
The livestream follows Brooklyn Teflon Audit, Leroy Truth Investigations, and The Constitution State during a visit to Huntington Town Hall. They say they are investigating an earlier confrontation in which a security guard allegedly pushed a metal sign toward a man seeking his mother’s death certificate.
The auditors cite video of the incident and ask staff what happened. Staff do not provide a substantive explanation, and the security official they question leaves. The auditors also raise a separate allegation involving inappropriate images, but it is not established.
Public Records Requests and Police Response
At the town clerk’s office, the auditors seek public-records request forms and information, including surveillance footage from the earlier incident. They say staff are avoiding them and withholding assistance.
Staff and police direct the auditors to wait in another area while other business is conducted. The auditors object that they are in a public building and characterize the response as intimidation. Several officers attend; the auditors criticize the number of officers and the associated public expense. They also ask officers for their names and business cards, with mixed results.
Outcome
The visit ends without a clear account from town officials or confirmation that the requested records have been filed or provided. The group says it plans to visit the police department in a follow-up livestream.
Presenters and Contributors
- Brooklyn Teflon Audit
- Leroy Truth Investigations
- The Constitution State
- Accountability for All, credited with arranging the meetup
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