Urban Dictionary entry. The phrase is more commonly used in news and social media to describe two types of people who falsely present themselves as auditors.
1. "First Amendment" auditors on YouTube
These are individuals who record government employees and police officers in public spaces, claiming to be exercising and testing their free speech rights.
Tactics: They often attempt to provoke a confrontation with employees or law enforcement to record a sensational or dramatic interaction.
Motive: The goal is to post the videos online to generate revenue from ad views.
Result: These actions can cause confusion and fear for the targeted public workers.
2. Financial fraudsters
This refers to scammers who impersonate legitimate auditors or create fake auditing firms to facilitate financial fraud.
Tactics: They may set up fake accounting firms with deliberately similar names to real ones and create fraudulent financial reports.
Motive: This is often done to get credit or loans by artificially inflating a company's financial standing.
Result: This can lead to serious fraud and legal consequences for the perpetrators.
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Karen Nisbet :
Because he can the law says he can and they’re on public property!
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