Wednesday’s return of Carolyn “Carolina in Ft. Worth” Rodriguez blamed medical reason from a month-long absence from the YouTube social media platform saw the elderly YouTuber confront a man over a police arrest near a mall parking lot and her not so hastily exit from that mall after an employee asked her to stop recording on private property.
Rodriguez’s YouTube channel was demonetized in early October in YouTube’s second wave of demonetization within the First Amendment auditing community. She blamed problems with her kidneys for her absence over the past month.
She also said that she was going to start a new channel as her current channel had been “shadow banned” and explained that her new channel would have to sound like a news channel with “Carolina News Now” and “Carolina Fort Worth News Media” as possible contenders for the channel name.
Her livestream started with the red-haired YouTuber in the parking lot of a local mall observing a traffic stop at the top of a hill that bordered the mall’s parking lot. Three police officers were talking to a man at the top of the hill, while another man parked in the parking lot near Rodriguez.
She then turned her attention to the second man as he was returning to the parking lot following the apparent arrest of the first man.
This guy, I’m gonna I’m gonna talk to you all the way back to his truck because I asked him, I said, what’s going on?
He wouldn’t tell me So I’m gonna follow him all the way back to his truck and find out what ‘s going on with this guy. Why are they taking him Welcome back in guys. Hey Tyrant Auditor.
Naveya is in here. F-I -C. Story goes. I’ll follow him.
I’ll follow this guy. He knows. He knows what’s going on.
So you’re gonna tell me now what happened? No. Why not? Are you a bootlicker?
Do you suck their boots? You don’t want to hold them accountable for anything? How come you won’t say?
What’s wrong with you? Why are you chicken shit? Why you bootlicker?
Why’d you call the cops on that guy? Okay , let’s see if I can get him identified. Hmm Let’s see what he’s driving.
Let’s see what he’s driving. He won’t answer. Okay, we got oh no license plate on the front.
We’ve got to get the license plate on the back Let’s get the license plate on the back. The license plate is one BJ6000. There you go.
One BJ6000 If anybody knows who he is. Look at that cart! Okay.
Rodriguez would then announce that she had recently replaced the engine in her car before making her way into the mall.
She then updated her fans with news on an arrest from last year where she was taken into custody for swearing at a public meeting.
The exciting news is this. I got arrested. uh almost a year ago now for hindering of a public meeting because I went to a meeting and I gave a speech and the speech that I gave was against the rules of decorum that they were setting up because the rules of decorum are policy and not constitutionally fair.
So I gave got up to give my speech and I get listed three court cases where profanity is allowed when you’re standing at the at the at the podium. It was my turn to talk. I was at the podium.
The rules of decorum, the rules that they have for the audience, are for the audience so that people don’t feel scared to go up to the podium and talk. Anyways, my speech, I listed three court cases where profanity is not against the law, right? And then I said to the guy, because your rules of decorum our policy and not constitutional, you guys are setting this county up for liability.
People are gonna start suing you because your your policy cannot can’t c trump the constitution. So I said, we’re allowed to say fuck shit whore bitch bam I got arrested. Well what happened was they said Get her out of here, get her out of here, put her out, put her out of the building.
And as I walked out the door of the of the count of the room I said, fuck you, because one of my court cases said you’re allowed to say profanity, even if it’s loud, so that people I’m trying to watch where I’m walking walking, that’s why I’m not we’ll get up to chat. You’re allowed to yell profanity as long as you’re not causing a riot. So when I walked out of the courthouse or the court the courtroom, they call it a courtroom in Texas, it’s really just a meeting room.
They call it Commissioner’s Court. It’s not a court. It’s actually just a county meeting.
They’re called commissioners. But they call it Commissioner’s Court, which is kind of not right to do. Oh, did this place close?
Oh no, it’s still open So then what happened was hi hi Mr. Lost Prevention. Oh look, it’s Santa Claus. So what happened was when I stepped out the door Officer Disco, the one that tried to arrest CJ Grisha, and the one that arrested Manuel Mata up there too, said Um take her for disorderly.
And then I start saying it’s not against the law. I can say it’s saying F U is not against the law. I can say F you all I want to.
No, I didn’t say that. I didn’t say that. I said it’s not against the law to say that.
I never did say that for it again. It’s not against the law. For about ten seconds I said that.
She continued:
And then the meeting went on. The next speaker came up And I went to jail for disorderly conduct. But when I woke up in the morning, they changed it.
They changed it from disorderly conduct into um into uh into hindering of a public meeting. So I was like, what the hell? Nobody’s ever been prosecuted for hindering of a public meeting.
So we went to we went to court. And in the court, before you start court, you have to put the rules out there. You have rules.
It’s like what what’s the rules of the game? You read the rules. So we lost on every motion that we put out there They t we were not allowed to talk about the First Amendment, which is that this whole thing was about the First Amendment and rules of decorum.
So they gotta push put emotion in that this was not about my speech, this was about my behavior My behavior of being disorderly during a meeting. So the at the in the closing arguments, the prosecutor argued that hindering doesn’t mean the meeting has to stop. Hindering it just means that it’s annoying What?
Okay. So then the then you h you have arguments over what the rules for the jury are gonna be. Well for the rules of the the jury had no idea that saying FU was not against the law because the the prosecutor told them it was disorderly.
The prosecutor said that was disorderly conduct. And it’s not against the law to say the F-word. So I lost.
I got sentenced to 300 282 days in jail. for that or 18 months probation. So if I mess up probation, I get two months in jail.
But anyways, here’s the exciting news. We appealed it. And after we appealed it, we lost that appeal.
And then what happened was we lost the first appeal, we lost the second appeal, and then what happened was is that we um The next next step is oral arguments. And only like 0. 0.
1% ever get to go to oral arguments. So what happened. So what happened is that we got picked for or arguments.
We got picked for or arguments, which means that they’re gonna fight this. I mean it’s gonna be a new case law. So I established case law So I hope I win the arguments, which we will, because they really messed up so much in my trial.
That means that the case law is going to be called It’s gonna be called Rodriguez vs. State. That’s what it’s gonna be called. Okay, let me see the chat now since I’m seeing new.
Hey guys, okay I’m so glad to see everybody. So that’s really exciting. We got case law coming up.
And then in January, my my my civil lawyer is gonna put a lawsuit for getting arrested for hitting up a public meeting So that’s what’s happening. See? So this is kind of cool.
At this point, Rodriquez was approached by security guards:
I can’t I can’t live oh she’s telling me I can’t live stream. Oh she doesn’t want to be on. I like your ink, so I can’t live stream.
Are you sure Can’t I can’t I can’t go on I can’t video I can’t she just came up with her hand in my face I don’t know am I what is she trying to tell me do you know how to speak I can’t record why can’t she say that you don’t know okay I’m leaving They say I can’t record, especially over here. She just put her hand up in my face. She told her to watch me.
Look, she’s telling him, Oh I’ve got somebody in here recording. I can’t go anywhere. I can’t go anywhere.
I can’t go anywhere. Anyways, I think this person is gonna be. There she is right there.
That’s the kiosk got that got smashed and grabbed and then the security guard went out and killed the guy. That’s probably why they were standing here. She’s like all paranoid.
She didn’t want to be on camera. So anyways, that’s what I’m what’s that’s what’s going on.
I guess I’ll walk outside since I don’t want to go to jail today.
I don’t want to go to jail today Nope. I don’t want to go judge today. Don’t want to go to jail today Don’t want to go to jail today.
No. Wanna go to jail today. So I’m gonna walk out. It’s a really nice, beautiful day today in the neighborhood.
Beautiful day in the neighborhood. Oh these are nice booths. El Dorado.
I don’t know, they’re not coming. I’ll just wait here until they kick me out. I’ve missed doing this so much.
I missed it. I missed it. I missed it.
Rodriguez continued to film as the security guards left to summon a police officer. They then followed her for several minutes with Rodriguez announcing she was playing a game called “walk the dog” where she would lead the security guards through the facility before attempting to exit.
Ultimately, Rodriguez was approached by a uniformed police officer outside of the mall who asked her to leave the property.
Returning to her vehicle, Rodriguez celebrated her return to YouTube and the fact that she was not arrested.
She has not gone live since Wednesday’s livestream.
