A recent article in The Washington Post highlighting the growth of cop watcher YouTube channels provided a rare mainstream spotlight on a movement that’s developed entirely outside of elite institutions. But for all The Washington Post got right, a lot was missed as well. Police Accountability Report sits down with popular YouTube cop watchers The Battousai and James Freeman to discuss the state of cop watching today and how the police are trying to make the practice illegal.
James Freeman’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@JamesFreeman1
@JamesFreeman1
The Battousai’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBattousaiMedia
@TheBattousaiMedia
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