Christoper “Direct D” Ruff’s fiancée Amanda livestreamed again on Thursday, providing much needed updates on the couple’s GiveSendGo efforts, Ruff’s time in lockup at the Apache County Jail and the prospects going forward of exposing corruption in Apache County.
Amanda went live with the news that Ruff was still lockup after receiving a six-day hold for receiving “contraband” in the form of a headset that would allow him to make calls on his tablet.
Ruff was issued a tablet to be used while he was being held on $108,500.00 bond in the Apache County Jail. That tablet had the ability to make calls, however, the microphone on the tablet was either broken or disabled and those Ruff called could not hear what he had to say.
The jailed YouTuber received a headset from another inmate that allowed him to use its microphone to make calls. When caught with the device, Ruff was apparently placed in lockup, and the other inmate was punished.
Amanda described that she had been battling with the jail to ascertain why Ruff was actually put in lockup, why he received a broken tablet and why he had been held in a medical cell which was monitored 24/7 when normal cells were available.
She eventually played two calls she had recorded with prison officials, who attempted to gaslight her and ultimately received a message from one of Ruff’s fellow inmates that his lockdown was shortened and her man would be available to talk to her again on Friday.
Amanda began discussing exposing “corruption” in the Apache County jail and apparently held a livestream with the title stating that there was corruption there. That livestream was removed from YouTube before it could be reviewed for this article.
The original GiveSendGo that was set up for Ruff took in $855.00 in new donations for Saturday, topping the crowd sourcing charts. He was followed by Lane Myers’ GiveSendGo which took in $50.00 for the day.
SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes took in $10.00 in new donations for the day to his We the People vs. Police Union Power campaign. Aidan “Turtleboy” Kearney rounded out the day with $5.00 in new donations towards his Help Turtleboy defend Free Speech fund.
No other campaigns that we follow saw donations for the day.
For the month, Ruff again takes the top position with $4.055.00 taken in by his GiveSendGo account. Our own ongoing expenses account places second with $1,281.00 in new donations.
Reyes again places third, with $661.00 in new donations spread over his We the People vs. Police Union Power, Detained for MY Rights – Continuing the Fight for OUR Rights and his Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption campaigns.
Lane Myers placed fourth with a healthy $566.00 donated to his GiveSendGo account, followed by Kearney in fifth position with a total of $150.00 donated to his GiveSendGo account for the month.
Jose “Chille” DeCastro places sixth for the midmonth with $70.00 in total donations to his Help Me Defend My Constitutional Rights fund, which he has since suspended.
Roy Tripoloni’s GoFundMe for James “James Freeman” Springer placed seventh with $50.00 in new donations and the First Amendment Protection agency rounds out the top eight with $31.00 in new donations.
This is an on-going news story.
