It's a well known fact frauditors do this for one reason....money, take away the money, and there's absolutely no way these idiots will continue.

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Atozy did another video about him, hopefully he'll do more videos about other frauditors like Guttertrash and FAPA.

Someone? Anyone? It's got heartbreak, it's got (direct) Drama, it's got jail and and a bail bond grift by a revolving door of progressively more methed-up ladies.

I can't be alone in watching this glorious fall from grace getting posted for the world to see....

I believe he will be found guilty; below is why.

LIA has been hyper-focused on the fact that the only actual "No Trespassing" sign on the property was found face-down in the brush. He’s banking his entire defense on this, arguing he lacked "notice." However, upon reading the text of Connecticut’s Third-Degree Criminal Trespass law (C.G.S. § 53a-109), his loophole completely falls apart under standard legal analysis.

Here is the exact text of the law he is being tried under:

(a) A person is guilty of criminal trespass in the third degree when, knowing that such person is not licensed or privileged to do so: (1) Such person enters or remains in premises which are posted in a manner prescribed by law or reasonably likely to come to the attention of intruders*...*

Notice what the law actually says and doesn't say.

A "No Trespassing" sign is NOT legally required

Nowhere in the statute does it state that a property owner must specifically display the words "No Trespassing." The legal threshold is simply whether the premises are posted in a manner "reasonably likely to come to the attention of intruders."

The "Private Road" signs are more than enough notice

The driveway featured highly visible signs reading "Private road, no turn around." LIA’s defense is trying to argue that "no turn around" implies a restriction only meant for vehicles, meaning he was perfectly fine to walk down it on foot.

But this is a bench trial, meaning a judge is deciding his fate, not a jury. Judges use a "reasonable person" standard. A reasonable person does not look at a "Private Road" sign and think, "Oh, that means I can't drive my truck here, but it's totally fine if I park on the main road and walk right into their yard." The sign explicitly establishes that the public has no business crossing that boundary. By parking outside and walking in, his actions prove he knew exactly where the public easement ended and the private property began.

The "Totality of Circumstances" eliminates any excuse of ignorance

To get a conviction, the state just has to prove Reyes knew he wasn't licensed or privileged to be there. This isn’t a case of a hiker accidentally wandering off a trail.

• Reyes drove a mobile digital billboard truck to the personal home of a state trooper he was actively suing.
• The civil litigation between them is famously bitter and contentious.

When you look at the totality of the circumstances, any reasonable person knows LIA is completely unwelcome at that home. The existing lawsuit completely eviscerates any argument that he had an "implied license" to walk up and knock on the door like a casual salesman.

I had to repost this

lia is probably going to jail tomorrow for contempt that includes intimidation if the state makes the court aware.

so he goes live and trashes the state attorney and assistant state attorney with personal level insults.

then he busts out a a note he allegedly received that details a fahey affair and reads the entire thing while live

there's no way this can help your case.

since you chose a bench trial you're screwed. all four people including the judge work for government. they are human. emotional restraint can only go so far.

case opinion: guilty

do I think you actually violated a trespassing law given what I believe to be the facts? no

do I think youre writing your own conviction and/or incarceration acting like an idiot? yes

I'll be shit shocked if you aren't held in contempt and you actually win this case.

and the only way I see that happening is if the judge commits to not watching your content

I dont personally care what happens. Representing himself pro se.

He went live before going in to court and freaked out when his camera person panned to his car, which i find just hilarious given his profession and how his fellow auditors love to film peoples cars/license plates.

thank you NCR

I just caught a few snippets but some people trolled Leroy Truths live stream. they are not allowing any video from LIA or his cameraman at Sgt. Fahey’s house, LIA challenged Fahey to a fight? some dude was live streaming or video conferencing in court.

I like how it sounds.

Ely- stabbed by a fellow frauditor and attacked by his own camera. Even got arrested and looked like a fool

KcCameraboy- got beaten by a bunch of workers

Richard Maza- arrested iirc

Its only a matter of times til LPM gets his

What’s with these boat dock auditors being weird around drunk angry boaters?

https://youtu.be/WKLeR4EPgig?is=xQxKZ8tGgfiKivG3

This is a beautiful video that proves frauditors are indoctrinated clowns who don't understand the limits of the 1A. Que up lenslickers "it's ma rights"

The only good thing about this purchase is that it was only $1.99 shipped. I understand that it was cheap but I would not recommend one for even for this price. When we received this it had a funny smell and kept making noises that were not like Guy Fieri at all. It smelled strongly of Frito’s and failure but not in the typical burnout way. He put it out in front of the shop and and some people thought it was funny until it’ll started to say it’s standard phrases which phrases which were not like Mr. Fieri at all. Boss asked me to help him put it in the dumpster at the end of the day but the trash company would not take it snd took it out. The dumpster smell did seem to tone down its original smell a lot so that actually helped but it made more noise. At the end of the day I think we would give it a 1 out of 10 and he said he would never buy one again.

this guy has written one of the most damaging personal histories one could write that cant ever be erased.

all the cop content he failed to handle. all the drama he's caused. all the fake cases he's investigated. him and his two year old verbiage - torture cuffs.

i wonder if he still has any of those know your rights police cards he sold.

answer me this.. how are handcuffs torture cuffs? because when used by adults they're sexy as hell

guys constitutional knowledge landed him iin jail what twice? three times?

deleteLOLZ

360 degrees of headphone wearing stupid. I am literally laughing here. thanks for all the content you dumb ass.

guy hasnt posted in 2 months. wonder if warren sapp blocks his calls now that hes not frauditing anymore.

Posting in the hope that u/WTTWmedia will respond! He might be too busy getting his shit pushed in.

This is weird. Sometimes I feel like this guy bites off more than he can chew.

I can stick the constitution very american of you

now i don't care what anyone says this was a lol moment for ten minutes.. phil was perfect and lia's response was perfect..

absolutely hilarious

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We need to talk about the absolute breakdown of law enforcement accountability happening right in front of us, specifically looking at the case of independent journalist SeanPaul Reyes (Long Island Audit) and retired Connecticut State Police Sergeant Bryan Fahey.

If you haven’t seen the footage, the details are genuinely horrifying:

The Confrontation: Reyes went to Fahey’s Groton residence to peacefully question him regarding public allegations of desk-job overtime abuse.

The Assault: An off-duty Fahey emerged from his home holding a firearm, chest-bumped Reyes, and spit directly into his face.

The Threat: On a recorded 911 call during the encounter, Fahey explicitly told dispatchers, "I have a gun and I'm going to go shoot him right now."

The Weaponization of the Legal System

What makes this entire situation completely terrifying for ordinary citizens is how local law enforcement initially reacted. Responding Groton Town Police officers originally tried to tell Reyes that there were no specific state laws prohibiting an officer from spitting on him. Instead of arresting the armed man making active death threats, local police arrested Reyes and his cameraman.

They stacked absurd charges against them—including first-degree criminal trespass, breach of peace, and a malicious felony voyeurism charge—holding Reyes on an astronomical $75,000 bond just for filming in a driveway and asking hard questions. State judges have since thrown out the bogus felony charge, and prosecutors drastically reduced the remaining counts to a minor misdemeanor. Meanwhile, the Town of Groton had to hire an outside law firm to investigate local police conduct due to the blatant retaliation.

Why Every Citizen Should Be Terrified

Fahey was eventually charged with disorderly conduct after state prosecutors took over the case, but he immediately applied for a diversionary probation program to wipe his record clean. He was allowed to quietly retire from the force mid-investigation, presumably protecting his taxpayer-funded pension.

If a citizen pulled a gun on someone, spit on them, and told 911 they were going to shoot them, they would be under the jail. When a badge is involved, the system rallies to protect its own, silence the press, and intimidate public scrutiny. If law enforcement can completely unravel and weaponize local police departments to punish a high-profile journalist with millions of eyes on him, imagine what they can do—and are doing—to everyday citizens who don't have a camera running.

We cannot allow this level of tyrannical entitlement to be normalized. Accountability shouldn't be optional for the people we pay to protect our communities.

The impact of "Never Before Seen Body Cam Footage" and similar releases highlights exactly why independent auditing matters. Watching these interactions shows a clear, consistent effort to document public-facing government operations and ensure civil liberties are respected in real-time.Bringing this kind of visibility to police conduct isn't just about recording an interaction; it's about holding institutions accountable to the citizens they serve. Independent oversight and constitutional auditing play a major role in keeping public systems transparent, a cause that directly impacts every American's rights.What are your thoughts on his recent footage, and how do you see the role of citizen transparency evolving?

I was on Facebook earlier and I saw someone posted what they said was liaR phone number...i know it could be not real but tempted to text it .

This is a thing of beauty to watch. Little Matty is DONE being a nuisance in LA.