@cw71mn12gwvnng4: #audit #fouryou #policeofficer #fyp #copsoftiktok #1st

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19stixmiller98
hayden miller 👮‍♂️ :
are the frauditors parking enforcement? did Starbucks contract the frauditors by making sure only handicapped people can park in the spot? I dont think so. all frauditors need to mind their own buisness and quit looking for a problem.
2025-10-26 22:22:52
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jch8891
jch8891 :
It's funny to me how people who don't want to be on camera approach the person with the camera.
2025-10-29 15:23:22
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stevenfalcon84
Steven falcon :
can't film on private property. and if she comes and asks you to leave you are required to leave by law. this guy straight up harassing this poor woman just trying to do her job.
2025-10-29 02:23:17
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leonardo.nunez795
LeONaRdO :
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2025-11-04 15:00:28
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skipperjeff
Skipper :
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2025-10-27 02:14:23
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berthaabarca5
Bertha :
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2025-10-31 03:26:40
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skate_oil
Skate Oil :
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2025-10-29 10:21:22
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jefffellows
Jeff Fellows :
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2025-10-28 20:18:50
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cali__ghost
O :
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2025-10-28 17:48:00
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dan.donna
Dan :
An Urban Dictionary entry for "fake auditors" doesn't exist, but the slang term "frauditor" describes a similar concept. This term refers to individuals, often first amendment "auditors," who provoke public employees, police, or businesses while filming in an attempt to elicit a reaction they can post online for views and revenue. Characteristics of "frauditors" Unlike genuine citizen journalists, critics of frauditors argue they engage in harassment and intimidation rather than legitimate activism. Key tactics and behaviors often attributed to frauditors include: Inciting a reaction: Using insults, taunts, and accusations to create a confrontation with a public employee. Misinterpreting laws: Citing cherry-picked or out-of-context legal information to claim a person is violating their rights. Repeated harassment: Returning to the same location multiple times to harass employees if they didn't get the desired reaction in an earlier encounter. Doxxing and abuse: Encouraging an online audience to harass targeted individuals, which may include obtaining and sharing personal information like a home address. Monetization: Using the confrontational videos to generate ad revenue and sell merchandise
2025-10-27 00:33:12
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russdogg2
RussDogg :
Starbucks 😏 great place for triggers
2025-10-29 11:34:24
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