Apparently the guy spraypainted swastikas on an underpass and bragged about it on 4chan. Can't find original post. 7 minutes in he's arrested at his mom's house with an edgy satanist necklace 
He was already on probation as last September he left bags of rice (?) and flyers on peoples doorsteps. He was already out on bond then for some other similar bullshit. This is where the footage is really good as he was living alone and arrested at his apartment. 26 minutes in we get a tour of his apartment
He has a sweet setup with a small TV or monitor a foot away from his couch under a giant swastika flag and a framed Hitler Black Sun meme. Surrounded by uncooked rice, which was confiscated for evidence.
If anyone can identify this poster that says "MINE " something please help, is it another Hitler meme or some sort of mick thing?
Couch contains a stash of Couch Pocky, located above a frozen pizza box on the floor
Bedroom contains one mattress with no sheets, desktop PC and printer. He claimed he did not use these to print the flyers he distributed to peoples houses.
Desk contains potty paper rolls and a mysterious white jarred substance labelled with a swastika. He has a water bottle, at least he's hydrating 
!nonchuds know thy enemy
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I don't necessarily feel bad for the poltard since he was being a public degen, but I hate these videos so much. It's such a violation. Sure they blur the granny, but her house, everything she said is in a viral video. Talking about the chudlet was beaten and r*ped at the group home. Why does that need to be public? Even the neighbors face unblurred for 30 seconds he was on. Not that he said anything bad, but most people aren't thinking there 30 second interaction will end up in a social media video that gets millions of views. I wouldn't ever speak to a kkkop under any circumstances knowing some sperg will request it and put it online.
The worst are the bodycam footage of teenagers being r-slurred drunks. No blur, full names. Who is that helping? Other than the youtuber making money.
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Everything you said is true.
But counterpoint:
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A lot of people take for granted that public records should be distributed to the public in the most efficient way, but I think making people put in effort is a great barrier that serves the public interest while not actually requiring any access restrictions. Like, someone is only going to go to there to look over the records and request and the video if he really cares.
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Someone on here recently said one of these bodycam channels is a guy who had a relative in the police department so they didn't have to pay the usual exorbitant fee to access the video. I believe it. That's probably common.
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