The Las Vegas Metro Police Department responded on Monday to Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s response to their second motion for summary judgment, which is seeking to dismiss two of the claims made against them.
In what can only be called a planned show of force, Jose “Chille” DeCastro gathered a large group of his followers for his Sunday night live stream, doubling the size of his recent outings and pledging that the old Chille was back.
It was another late-night livestream for Jose “Chille” DeCastro Friday night into Saturday morning as he gathered around 100 of his most ardent supporters for a three-hour mess of a live stream, centering on anti-police videos and a trifold giveaway that failed badly.
Jose “Chille” DeCastro returned to livestreaming Thursday night with a stream dedicated to reimbursing one of his friends for paying Jeremiah Payne’s outstanding fines in Kentucky, allowing the controversial YouTuber to stay out of jail for the holiday season.
More controversy erupted Wednesday night as Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s planned fundraiser for Jeremiah Payne failed to materialize, and Payne himself failed to address the on-going controversy on his own Wednesday night livestream.
Jose “Chille” DeCastro challenged the idea that he had “gone soft” and relinquished the title of “edgiest first amendment auditor” to rival Lane Myers Saturday night by holding a livestream focusing on sexual content involving corrupt cops.
In what has been described as typical fashion, Jose “Chille” DeCastro took the fun out of his “Constitutional Law Scholar” game by subjecting his fans to two hours of forced silence as he “built a wall” to use in teaching the game.
Jose “Chille” DeCastro failed to appear at Thursday’s scheduled status conference for his lawsuit against Michael “Blue Bacon” Pierattini, Kate Peter, Daniel Clement and Team Skeptic, prompting observers to wonder if he’s abandoned the lawsuit entirely.
Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s return to live streaming on Monday failed to pop the market for the funds he’s associated with, as the entire market put up goose eggs for Monday with DeCastro failing to more than half-heartedly promote the GoFundMe campaigns of any of his associates.
Our recent article on the pending implementation of a lower tax threshold on cash applications such as PayPal and CashApp has brought about a realization that turning to GoFundMe may be a way for auditors (and others) to avoid paying taxes on contributions from their followers.
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Bad week for DeleteLawZ! He screws up and refuses to participate in hearing in his own lawsuit against Blue Bacon! Judge punts court dates and orders his lawyer to get his act together! Long Island Audits is also having a bad week! His attempts to revive a dead case in Illinois failed, his lawyer quit, and he’s putting all his hopes and dreams into a backdated appeal of the verdict in the case! Scare for Carolina in Fort Worth! Short retrial hearing becomes two-hour ordeal as new Judge hammers her attempts for a retrial in case that saw national news coverage! Plus: DeleteLawZ’s “Constitutional Law Scholar” game is now “Constitution Headquarters,” what the what? Was “Project Constitution” taken? All this and more on this edition of Auditing Insanity!
In a case where the defense has complained about Jose “Chille” DeCastro doing everything possible to delay or obstruct proceedings even after sanctions and warnings by the Judge, DeCastro made the unusual choice not to file an opposition motion required for Friday’s sanctions hearing, delaying the case yet again.
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