DeleteLawZ Uneventful Cop Watching Bores Audience

Jose “Chille” DeCastro interrupted Sunday afternoon for tens of thousands of his subscribers with a new livestream featuring an old video of a man who claimed that he had been pulled over eight times in the past year in Ontario, California.

Vinnie Fondario caught DeCatro’s keen attention with a recent Facebook posting and video documenting all eight of his pullovers, including an arrest for failing to tell officers that he had a loaded licensed handgun in his vehicle during one of the stops.

DeCastro saw Fondario’s video and featured it on his own DeleteLawZ channel in a video claiming that Fondario had been pulled over 10 times on Saturday. That video has since been removed from public view.

The diminutive YouTuber was simply replaying that video for the first portion of his Sunday stream, not even taking the time to introduce himself to his livestream audience before starting the video.

Once he played the arrest footage, he started to address his audience and… play the footage again. This time critiquing Fondario for interacting with police in every pullover rather than invoking his right to remain silent.

This led to multiple plugs of DeCastro’s “indestructible” trifold products, which are now shipping two for $20.00. Had every driver in history had one, apparently, they too could have gotten out of a ticket and had never been hassled by police.

He went on to say that he knew about the book ‘1984,’ but had only read parts of it while in jail last year. He remarked how much society was turning into the society of the book before going into another pitch for his products.

DeCastro’s vertically formatted livestream was seen by 73,454 viewers as of press time, with 848 concurrent viewers at peak. It has had 393 likes, 25 comments and made $31.00 in super chat donations over the same period.

It was not enough to spur interest in his three on-going GoFundMe campaigns, which took in no money for Monday. SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes took Monday, with $48.00 in new donations to his Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice campaign.

No other campaigns that we follow saw donations for the day.

Monday also saw DeCastro release his latest “members first” content, featuring his return to first amendment auditing in downtown Las Angeles.

The video started with DeCastro and another man walking up to a traffic stop where two motorcycle riding police officers had stopped a driver. The front of the driver’s car was heavily damaged and missing the bumper and most of its front grill.

DeCastro randomly muttered that there were over 50,000 pullovers a day in America. This was accompanied by a graphic illustrating that point. He told the officers that tidbit, which was slightly noted by both officers before they went on their way.

A second graphic, set to a musical knockoff of ‘The Girl from Ipanema,’ said that the definition of crazy was doing the same thing over and over. It also said most police pullovers were dedicated to taking the public’s money and not enforcing the law.

DeCastro mumbled that the officers should be out fighting real crime, which got a response as one of the two officers countered that pulling over a vehicle with a single headlight parked in the middle of the road was fighting crime.

As the officers drove off, the height challenged YouTuber continued to mutter, this time about the “pointless” crime of pulling people over for an illegal U-turn. He continued to call the police “grifters on the public” before ending his portion of the video.

Strangely, the content of the video actually ended a little after the four-minute mark. The rest of the six plus minute video consisted of DeCastro’s “DeleteLawZ” logo spinning to random background music.

As we’ve been inspired by DeCastro to pad out our own video, with facts instead of logos, we present to you…

Internet “Facts” About Jose “Chille” DeCastro

Jose “Chille” DeCastro lived in Alaska as a child where he began studying wrestling and martial arts at an early age.
He has claimed that he was a “fourth place champion” in a wrestling tournament as a child but stopped trying to win as he didn’t want to humiliate the other children.
DeCastro hatred for police came from either a story where he was constantly harassed by police when he was growing up or from a story where he was arrested for walking home from a party where he was intoxicated when he was 18.
He worked in the fitness industry in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s. He went to fitness conventions where he dressed as the Super Necessary Human.
An inventor, DeCastro created “the Jock sock,” which was sleeve that fit over a man’s genitalia, meant to be worn during suntanning to prevent harm from UV rays.
In an interview about the product, DeCastro said that it was six inches long as no one realistically needed the product in a longer size.
DeCastro was initially cast as the black bison power ranger in ‘Power Rangers Wild Force,’ he was fired before production.
He blames the firing on a vast conspiracy against him; while others have said that he acted unprofessionally on set, threatening cast members and making accusations against both cast and crew.
His casting credits include an appearance on ‘Crossing Jordan’ in 2007, ‘1,000 Ways to Die’ in 2010 and ‘BSA Live’ in 2020.
DeCastro also created the concept for the TV show ‘Coded Court,’ which apparently recorded eight episodes in 2016, but was not picked up by any networks.
While DeCastro claims he is 5’8” tall, his IMDB page listing has him at 5’5” tall.
Often homeless, DeCastro tends to live in studios that he rents for filming his YouTube videos. As of October of 2025, he was living in a former furniture store in Las Angeles.
He began to claim that he was a “Constitutional Law Scholar” in the early 2020’s. At one point stating that his teachings were better than hiring an actual lawyer. He even sold document preparation services for a time.
DeCastro has since backed off on these claims and now provides AI training services, where he shows how to use AI bots to replace lawyers.
Around the same time, DeCastro added title of civil rights advocate and has since added independent journalist, first amendment auditor and candidate for “government” to his many occupations.
DeCastro has not declared where he is running for “government,” just that it’ll happen and that he’ll take no outside money and he’ll win and abolish the police force.
He says that he will never take sponsorships on his YouTube channel as it establishes a contract that would leave him in the pocket of big businesses.
DeCastro has called for women to be banned from serving as members of the military, police and fire departments. He has claimed that no woman can defeat a man in unarmed combat as reasoning behind his views.
Despite his claims otherwise, DeCastro has a criminal record that can be viewed at thepublicdocuments.com.
DeCatsro’s fame as a first amendment auditor has not stopped him from suing other members of the field. In 2025 he sued fellow first amendment auditors Lackluster and Josh “Accountability for All” Abrams for defamation.
In 2025, his lawsuit against YouTuber Blue Bacon was dismissed with prejudice and he was ordered to pay over $15,000.00 in sanctions to the Washington State based YouTuber.