In this video I follow around an undercover cop who’s dressed up like a hispanic gang member. He shows off his prop ankle bracelet, as well as his bald cap and henna tattoo painted on his face.
He then leads me to fake halfway house right across the street from where I was beaten and nearly set up by an undercover cop just weeks earlier. You can watch the full video here: [ Ссылка ]
The fake halfway house is next door to the AMDA (American Music and Dramatic Academy).After trying to enter the parking lot to the AMDA twice (thru the same entrances Flooze saw some fake homeless cops entering after I was assaulted on 11.17) he then walks into his “halfway house.” We then find proof that the LAPD has been removing homeless people from the area and placing them in “Tiny Homes” just so they can pretend to be homeless people themselves. We suspect that this gives them a chance to take the skills they learn at the AMDA and apply them in the streets.
One thing we know for sure- cops love to dress up and act like homeless people. It makes sense. When conducting surveillance, homeless people are easily overlooked. They’re kind of the perfect person to pretend to be if you’re an aspiring sleuth.
Ever since being charged with drug distribution a few months ago, Flooze (my girlfriend) and I have been harassed by droves of cops pretending to be homeless people (sometimes normal people too). From what we can tell, its not because were master criminals who warrant all of this police attention- Although I have filmed the police try and set me up twice now, and one of those times I was beaten for filming them- We think its out of convenience, because we are so close to the AMDA and we are accessible because we take the subway often. So, we give them a place to practice sleuthing in the real world. Also, we think that gang stalking was actually invented by law enforcement organizations to discredit the people that they do this to. 
I know that I would never have believed somebody who said that swarms of police were pretending to be homeless people and acting out this weird street theater all around them. But, hey, we’re livin’ it!
Video of Ventura County Sheriff’s Deputies & LAPD trying to frame me at Universal Studios here:
[ Ссылка ]
@LackLusterMedia @sanjoaquinvalleytransparency1 @SanJoaquinJunior @LAPDHQ
