Topic: Warrants

28 chapters across the catalog

The War On Drugs Is A War On You! PT 1⧸2 [VLyJecPhfzk]
8:13 - 9:37

The War On Drugs Is A War On You! PT 1⧸2 [VLyJecPhfzk]

Armed Detention and Tactical Raid Execution

The raid escalated as tactical teams in vans arrived, ordering Sandy Smith to drop her phone and lean against her vehicle at gunpoint. Smith recounts how multiple men were forcibly detained, including a worker moving dirt and a tenant who was dragged from his home while facing five M16 rifles. The residents were forced to wait in the sun as officers swarmed the property.

New Texas Blood Draw Law Starts Sept 1st 2009 [aOvWIJehWxo]
0:00 - 1:17

New Texas Blood Draw Law Starts Sept 1st 2009 [aOvWIJehWxo]

Texas Mandatory Blood Draw Law Implementation

Texas law enforcement will no longer require search warrants to perform blood draws in specific crash scenarios starting September 1. The mandate applies if a crash involves an injury, a child passenger, or a driver with prior DWI convictions. Williamson County District Attorney John Bradley advocated for the change following a case involving Gary Gibbs, a repeat offender who refused testing after his eighth DWI arrest.

Alex Jones Defends John Joe Gray   Video Not Seen For TEN YEARS! [wjdHTmnhswQ]
1:33 - 9:09

Alex Jones Defends John Joe Gray Video Not Seen For TEN YEARS! [wjdHTmnhswQ]

Gray Family Statement Regarding John Joe Gray Arrest Warrant

Alicia Nell Gray released a formal statement of facts to address rumors surrounding the Gray family in Trinidad, Texas. The document details a 1999 traffic stop involving John Joe Gray and Curtis Hartin that led to charges of disarming and assaulting a police officer. The family claims the incident involved excessive force by officers and subsequent legal irregularities, including a $300,000 bond and the failure of their attorney to file a writ.

Alex Jones Defends John Joe Gray   Video Not Seen For TEN YEARS! [wjdHTmnhswQ]
41:02 - 43:34

Alex Jones Defends John Joe Gray Video Not Seen For TEN YEARS! [wjdHTmnhswQ]

Child Custody Allegations and Media Propaganda

The discussion addresses media reports from MSNBC claiming children were being held hostage at the Gray farm. Alex Jones disputes these claims, stating the children are with their mother and that no search warrants related to child custody were ever served. He compares the "for the children" narrative to the justifications used by federal agencies during the 1993 Waco siege.

Waco Siege Survivor Clive Doyle Calls The Jeff Davis Show Feb 28th 2011 [PEXHkw FbWE]
1:46 - 3:29

Waco Siege Survivor Clive Doyle Calls The Jeff Davis Show Feb 28th 2011 [PEXHkw FbWE]

Branch Davidian Account of the Initial ATF Raid

Clive Doyle describes the morning of the initial raid, noting that the community was caught by surprise while having breakfast. He claims that David Koresh attempted to speak with authorities at the front door before gunfire erupted from the outside. Doyle highlights testimony from the San Antonio trial suggesting agents failed to bring the search warrant they were purportedly there to serve.

The War On Drugs Is A War On You!   The Sandy Smith SWAT Raid [c7G8UBXP7oA]
3:45 - 6:23

The War On Drugs Is A War On You! The Sandy Smith SWAT Raid [c7G8UBXP7oA]

Common Texas Weeds Misidentified as Marijuana

A demonstration in a rural backyard shows that the "devil weed" law enforcement targeted is a common plant found throughout Central Texas near fences and creek beds. The incident is cited as an example of the drug war being used as a pretext to destroy constitutional rights and conduct warrantless searches. The behavior of the officers is characterized as criminal and comparable to "Nazi New World Order" tactics.

The War On Drugs Is A War On You!   The Sandy Smith SWAT Raid [c7G8UBXP7oA]
10:29 - 12:12

The War On Drugs Is A War On You! The Sandy Smith SWAT Raid [c7G8UBXP7oA]

Premeditated Raid and Lack of Search Warrant

Evidence suggests the Travis County raid was premeditated, with officers seen suiting up at a local BBQ restaurant parking lot before the helicopter arrived. Sandy Smith asserts that the low-flying helicopter was intended to terrorize the residents rather than conduct genuine surveillance. Officers allegedly entered and searched all three houses on the property without presenting a warrant or asking for permission.

A Waco   FBI Report News Briefing   Part 1 Of 2 [bCBfUC5ZOp0]
17:55 - 20:31

A Waco FBI Report News Briefing Part 1 Of 2 [bCBfUC5ZOp0]

Law Enforcement Firepower and the Decision Against Withdrawal

Law enforcement maintained a significant tactical presence due to the heavy armament of the Davidians and the previous deaths of four agents. While some suggested withdrawing hardware to reduce Koresh's perceived power, officials determined that removing firepower would have been an extraordinary risk. Evidence suggests those who did exit the compound did so on Koresh's specific timetable rather than as a result of tactical pressure.

The ATF Injured It's Own Men At Waco TX  The Ken Fawcett Theory [IrluwV4l3C8]
7:41 - 12:33

The ATF Injured It's Own Men At Waco TX The Ken Fawcett Theory [IrluwV4l3C8]

ATF Jurisdiction, Media Collusion and Use of Force

Questions are raised regarding the legal jurisdiction and authority of the ATF to serve a warrant on a church home using military-style force. The narrative suggests potential collusion between the ATF and the media, noting the presence of reporters in trees prior to the assault. Further scrutiny is applied to the use of concussion grenades and the lack of evidence regarding massive return fire from within the building during the initial raid.

Alex Jones & Mike Hanson Reminisce On Bohemian Grove Infiltration & Other Topics   7⧸17⧸2013 [H15NwxrM2fg]
30:04 - 31:51

Alex Jones & Mike Hanson Reminisce On Bohemian Grove Infiltration & Other Topics 7⧸17⧸2013 [H15NwxrM2fg]

Political Campaigns and Travis County Truancy Issues

Mike Hanson reflects on his past runs for political office in South Austin and his efforts to fight the "police state." He specifically mentions a campaign against aggressive truancy programs where officials would allegedly search homes without warrants if a child missed a single day of school.

Alex Jones Nails It Up At Travis County Commissioners Court [9pvk4HR5DOU]
1:28 - 3:52

Alex Jones Nails It Up At Travis County Commissioners Court [9pvk4HR5DOU]

Sandy Smith, Travis County Sheriff Helicopter Raid

A Travis County resident named Sandy Smith was targeted in a military-style raid involving black helicopters and machine guns. Law enforcement allegedly ransacked the property and neighboring homes after mistaking bloodweed for marijuana. Sheriff Margo Fraser faced criticism for subsequent harassment of the resident and public statements suggesting warrants are not required for such raids.

Documentary "How Not To Become A Career Politician" Mike Hanson And Company [bZFgoay4KlA]
21:42 - 24:33

Documentary "How Not To Become A Career Politician" Mike Hanson And Company [bZFgoay4KlA]

Federal Agents and Radio Station Jurisdiction Dispute

An encounter occurred between individuals at a local property and persons claiming to be federal agents from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The residents refused entry without a warrant and demanded to see official identification and business cards, which the agents reportedly hesitated to provide. The dispute centered on the jurisdiction of the radio station and the legal requirement for federal agents to identify themselves to citizens.

Jeff Davis(Classic) Murder At Ruby Ridge, Idaho [IiB9k9jyebA]
41:28 - 43:23

Jeff Davis(Classic) Murder At Ruby Ridge, Idaho [IiB9k9jyebA]

Operation Northern Exposure, Federal Surveillance Equipment

Details are provided regarding "Operation Northern Exposure," the 18-month surveillance mission targeting the Weaver family conducted by the Marshals' Special Operations Group (SOG). The federal agents utilized advanced electronic surveillance, M16 submachine guns with silencers, and stun guns. The segment highlights that the formal search warrant was not signed until over 12 hours after the deaths of Samuel Weaver and William Deegan, suggesting the initial lethal action lacked legal authority.

Fire Survivor, Clive Doyle, Interview [Alex Jones Mike Hanson Mt. Carmel Feb. 20, 2000] [bV6k3FYjaHM]
2:15 - 6:33

Fire Survivor, Clive Doyle, Interview [Alex Jones Mike Hanson Mt. Carmel Feb. 20, 2000] [bV6k3FYjaHM]

ATF Pre-Raid Planning and Neighbor Evacuations

Clive Doyle describes how the ATF allegedly ordered a neighbor to evacuate for two months prior to the initial raid, suggesting the operation was planned as a long-term confrontation rather than a simple warrant service. Evidence from court indicates the assault team rehearsed the raid at Fort Hood in December to practice rapid handcuffing of occupants.

Jeff Davis(Classic 1998) 3 Hour Special W⧸ George Humphrey, Steve Lane, Rob Patterson [Pl9yC0kotOY]
37:51 - 41:11

Jeff Davis(Classic 1998) 3 Hour Special W⧸ George Humphrey, Steve Lane, Rob Patterson [Pl9yC0kotOY]

Jurisdictional Defense, Federal Citizenship and Search Warrants

Jeff Davis and Brent Johnson discuss strategies for resisting the ASAP truancy program in Travis County. Johnson advises citizens to demand warrants when government agents trespass on private property and to challenge the jurisdiction of federal bureaucrats. He emphasizes that Americans are not "federal citizens" and are not required to comply with voluntary regulations unless lawful authority and due process are established.

Jeff Davis(Classic 1997) Waco: The Big Lie [jNs48pJr2ms]
10:26 - 13:18

Jeff Davis(Classic 1997) Waco: The Big Lie [jNs48pJr2ms]

Mount Carmel Siege, Constitutional Violations and Tax Collection

The narrative details the 51-day standoff between federal agents and the Branch Davidians, highlighting the disparity between the $7 million spent on the operation and the $200 tax dispute over rifle conversion kits. Sheriff Jack Harwell of McLennan County is cited as having a peaceful prior relationship with David Koresh. The siege is characterized as a fundamental violation of the Bill of Rights and a struggle between freedom and tyranny.

Jeff Davis(Classic 2000) Man Speaks On Experience With Williamson County Police [OgptMmH Ers]
33:57 - 37:36

Jeff Davis(Classic 2000) Man Speaks On Experience With Williamson County Police [OgptMmH Ers]

Manchaca House Raid, Texas Road Warrior Magazine

A discussion details a raid in Manchaca involving the Austin Police Department where officers allegedly seized personal effects, photographs, and trophies based on a search warrant for documents. The segment also references "Sputnik" of the Texas Road Warrior Magazine and attorney Richard Lester, who are active in fighting political issues and insurance legislation at the Capitol.

Mike Hanson1995 Interviews Jack DeVault About The Waco Whitewash [iQO C65KQgA]
13:28 - 15:30

Mike Hanson1995 Interviews Jack DeVault About The Waco Whitewash [iQO C65KQgA]

Disputed Search Warrants, ATF Raid Conduct

Jack DeVault challenges the validity of the warrants used during the February 28, 1993, raid at Mount Carmel. He cites testimony from Special Agent Winoski, who claimed to have left the arrest warrant for David Koresh on the seat of a pickup truck. DeVault argues the warrants were never properly served and were used as "eyewash" to justify the operation after the fact.

Mike Hanson1995 Interviews Jack DeVault About The Waco Whitewash [iQO C65KQgA]
1:17:15 - 1:20:14

Mike Hanson1995 Interviews Jack DeVault About The Waco Whitewash [iQO C65KQgA]

Michael Fay Caning, Waco Comparison

A video segment compares the international outcry over the caning of Michael Fay in Singapore to the lack of accountability for the deaths in Waco. The narrator argues that while Fay received a judicial trial, the Branch Davidians were killed during the execution of a search warrant without ever being charged or convicted of a crime. The segment lists other cases of government overreach, including Randy Weaver and the Scott case.

Everything Documented Jeff Davis Show Classic 1997 W Special Guest Alex Jones [xuHqoa9JZww]
51:12 - 1:02:29

Everything Documented Jeff Davis Show Classic 1997 W Special Guest Alex Jones [xuHqoa9JZww]

Technical Details of the FCC Seizure at East 14th Street

Reckless provides a detailed account of how FCC agent Lloyd Perry and federal marshals gained entry to the station at 2939 East 14th Street. The narrative describes the agents cutting power to the house and digging up a buried transmitter pot in the backyard. Despite the seizure of electronic equipment, the agents reportedly left the station's music library of CDs and records behind after a request from the staff.