YouTuber BZWatchDog reported in his Wednesday night livestream that YouTuber and first amendment auditor Manuel Mata was convicted of obstruction in Fort Worth, Texas, on Wednesday just days after fellow first amendment auditor Carolyn “Carolina in Ft. Worth” Rodriguez was convicted of similar charges.
YouTuber BZWatchDog brought word on his Monday night livestream that fellow YouTuber Carolyn “Carolina in Ft. Worth” Rodriguez was set to be released Monday night as she was granted a personal recognizance bond while she appealed her sentencing.
YouTuber BZWatchDog featured the second of his new series of on-going calls with Carolyn “Carolina in Ft. Worth” Rodriguez, who is serving time in a local lockup in Fort Worth, Texas, after her conviction last week of interference.
Carolyn “Carolina in Ft. Worth” Rodriguez chose to serve thirty days in county jail rather than go on 30 days of supervised probation as punishment for her conviction of one count of interfering with public duties on Thursday.
According to YouTuber BZWatchDog, Carolyn “Carolina in Ft. Worth” Rodriguez was found guilty of interference with government duties on Wednesday in a trial stemming from a controversial incident in June of this year.
Carolina in Fort Worth canceled her scheduled interview on Tuesday with YouTuber BZWatchdog, leaving the YouTuber to recap the first day of Carolina’s trial for resisting arrest on his own.
Former YouTube darling Carolina in Fort Worth released a new video to her channel explaining why she is definitely not guilty of all the charges she’s facing from the incident with a police officer in Fort Worth earlier in the summer that left her hospitalized.
Let’s go back to the beach for some jingle bell rocking!
First Amendment auditors George “Rogue Nation” Metz and Joshua “This is a Public Service” Gray were found guilty of ignoring official signage and filming in a restricted area of a Social Security building on Friday.
Fans became concerned on Friday as Kevin “The Angry Vet” Soper livestreamed after what he described as a threatening police encounter in Lexington, Virginia, where Soper claimed he was thrown out of a police facility.
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