Sunday saw the latest video release of SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes, an attempted audit of sorts from outside of the Sing Sing Correctional Facility in Ossining, New York.
Stopping about 200 yards from the guard tower protecting the maximum-security facility, he passed by a fence with instructions on restrictions for entry into the buildings. Reyes did not show any signs restricting access to the area.
Reyes calmly walked onto the property and continued towards the facility until a guard in a guard tower asked him if he needed help. A female security officer then drove up and asked him what he was doing in the area.
The YouTuber explained that he had every right to be where he was as there were no signs limiting access to the public. When the female guard pointed out that there were posted signs saying that it was state property, Reyes questioned the meaning of State property.
In Reyes’ explanation, State property was paid for by the public, making it public property. As a taxpayer in New York State, it meant that it was his property and he had every right to access it, especially since there were no signs restricting access.
Three men in red shirts reading that they were “weapons training officers” arrived on scene and got the same responses to their queries from Reyes. At one point there was a standoff with the security guard and officers standing around doing nothing and Reyes wandering around aimlessly.
A fifth security guard arrived on scene when Reyes tried to leave on foot down another road at the side of the facility. He explained that it was private property, which Reyes immediately challenged as it was state and not private property under the definition provided by Reyes.
After hours of essentially standing around and letting the sun start to set, Reyes ended the encounter and walked away, proclaiming another victory.
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