YouTuber Glenn Cerio no showed his court hearing in Snohomish County, Washington, small claims court Tuesday afternoon, effectively no showing the so-called “Sweep the Leg Challenge” posed to him by Discord user 2Shay.
As Glenn Cerio faces his court hearing on Tuesday in which he’s suing Everett, Washington, crime scene analyst Erica Bennett in small claims court, Cerio also has the decision to make as to a challenge made by Discord user 2Shay.
With just a little over three weeks until his next court case, “Auditing the USA” Glenn Cerio has yet to respond to the “sweep the leg” challenge issued to him by Discord user 2Shay which is intended to happen at his next court hearing on December 3.
Glenn Cerio’s favorite person, Tella Cline, released the two 911 phone calls Cerio made to Lynnwood, Washington, police last week to report Cline for apparently brandishing a weapon and “stalking” him.
Long time Discord user 2Shay has reminded activist and first amendment auditor Glenn Cerio that she has accepted his challenge to “sweep her leg” despite Cerio’s lack of acknowledgment of her acceptance.
First Amendment Auditor Glenn Cerio called the police on reporter Tella Cline on Tuesday following his devastating loss in small claims court, claiming that Cline was brandishing a weapon outside of the courthouse and that he was fearful of his life.
In a return from obscurity, YouTuber, snappy dresser, and all-around legal dynamo Glenn Cerio released a produced video to his YouTube channel on Monday featuring his recent encounter with police at an Edmonds, Washington, car crash.
Former YouTube sensation Glenn Cerio refused an offer of a $10.00 Taco Bell gift card and a promise that Tella Cline would never call him or e-mail him as a settlement in his small claims court lawsuit against Cline on Tuesday in a hearing on Tuesday.
Tella Cline returned to YouTube on Friday with new court audio featuring Glenn Cerio, this time of an early August small claims court hearing involving Cerio’s accusations against an Edmonds, Washington, police officer.
YouTuber Tella Cline released a new video to her channel in which she said she used money she received from her subscribers to purchase audio copies of Glenn Cerio’s recent appearances in Snohomish County small claims court this month for three cases against Mukilteo based police officers.
It wouldn’t be the holidays without a merry little Christmas.
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.
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