Everyone’s favorite muffin topped Youtuber, that dashing Craig Hendry, returned to Danville, Indiana, Wednesday night as he and a friend drove around in a classic car without seatbelts while doing some “cop watching.”
Hendry started the video by defiantly stating that the police knew he was in town and were probably looking out for him. Despite the fact that he was in a random classic car and he didn’t announce to the cosmos that he was in town.
As he and his friend travelled up and down the darkened highway, he put on a Batman-esque persona, as he was vengeance, he was the night! He would hold these criminal cops accountable for whatever evils he was going to accuse them of at the moment.
They passed a police vehicle parked in a police-only U-Turn and wondered if they should turn around and drive up to the officer to scare him. The driver instead opting to make a left further up the road as Hendry began to complain that his phone was running out of charge.
His driver added that the officer in the U-Turn had the perfect job and that if he were in the officer’s place, he’d dress a mannequin as a police officer and make it hold a radar gun. Then he’d go to sleep in the back seat for his shift.
Eventually, the paired pulled into a gas station and bet that two officers who were parked there would see them and pull out of the station. Hendry implied that the officers were afraid of facing him, and, as the officers were already pulling out of the station as Hendry’s driver was making the turn in, he declared victory.
The legend of Craig Hendry lived on for another day.
It is unclear why Hendry has returned to cop watching as he’s still facing charges in Greene and Sullivan Counties in Indiana.
In Sullivan County, Hendry is due to go to trial on November 18, 2025, for charges of Intimidation, Disorderly Conduct and Refusing to Leave Emergency Incident Area.
Greene County has one trial date, set for December 2, 2025, but two sets of charges. The first set has the curly haired YouTuber facing False Informing charges and making a false complaint against a law enforcement officer.
The second Green County Charges see Hendry face charges of Resisting Law Enforcement and Unlawful Encroachment.
Hendry has lambasted the three sets of charges as frivolous and has pledged to fight them until his last breath.
With that in mind, his appeal of his Vermillion County conviction has gone nowhere, with both sides giving briefings some time ago and the court making no moves to speed up the resolution of the case.
Hendry’s recent crowd sourcing campaigns have also gone nowhere. While he shuttered his GoFundMe dedicated to making bond, his main GoFundMe and the Jose “Chille” DeCastro run campaigns have seen no new donations in months.
He recently pledged in a livestream appearance with Jose “Chille” DeCastro that he’d return to auditing once his criminal case play out. If convicted of all three sets of charges, Hendry may be delayed from returning to auditing, according to observers, by another six months of incarceration.
