“Danny, You’re Fucked”: D’Amato Threatens Deportation Reports and Lawsuits on Stream

Solomon Sassoon Deleted TANTRUM Stream for CPS Agent / June 2, 2024 / YouTube / KC_RYy9ptNc

Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, spent more than two hours on a June 2, 2024, YouTube livestream directing a sustained series of threats, agency complaints, and personal disclosures at three named individuals: a minor identified as Solomon, a man identified as Danny, and a woman identified as Aja. D’Amato claimed on stream to have filed reports that morning with immigration authorities, CPS, and a named LAPD detective. He also shared what he described as Danny’s license plate number and address with his audience and asked viewers to confirm how many had called immigration. The stream was subsequently deleted. The clips documented below were captured before deletion.

“I Own You, Okay? I Don’t Just Have Power Over You, Danny, Solomon, DOA, Aja. I Own All of You.”

D’Amato opened the stream by framing the session as a response to a since-deleted stream by Solomon, then escalated into a series of disclosures about reports he claimed to have filed. He stated on stream that he had called immigration authorities that morning and spoken with an agent, that he had an open line to Detective Gomez, and that he had forwarded Danny’s license plate to parking authorities in Los Angeles. Addressing Danny directly on multiple occasions, he announced a forthcoming lawsuit and threatened to report Danny’s conduct as retaliation to the same federal agencies. Throughout the stream, D’Amato asked his audience to confirm their own calls to immigration by typing “one” in the chat, and he shared what he described as Danny’s address, saying he had given it to the relevant authorities. He also said his security team consisted of ex-federal agents and that he had given them “a little incentive to find the right emails and places to report you.”

D’Amato states both a slander lawsuit threat and an immigration complaint in the same breath, presenting them as simultaneous pressure mechanisms. He also tells Solomon on stream that he has reported the minor’s monetized channel to YouTube, claiming the activity is illegal. The segment establishes the legal-threat framework D’Amato uses for the remainder of the stream.

D’Amato states he spoke with a CPS agent that day and names Detective Gomez as his direct contact for ongoing reports about Solomon. He describes calling police on Solomon two nights running and says CPS will investigate. The clip also contains an unverified claim that Solomon is in possession of a firearm, which D’Amato acknowledges he heard secondhand: “These are things I’ve heard.”

D’Amato presents the channel display as part of his stated rationale for treating Solomon’s content as fair-game public material. He pairs it with repeated references to having already called police and CPS. The clip shows D’Amato screen-sharing Solomon’s channel to his audience while making these claims.

D’Amato also calls a named viewer in the chat a “predator who loves 16-year-old boys” without evidentiary support in the clip. He states he drove past a location associated with that individual and “honked and called you a dickhead when I rolled by,” saying “you’re in my neighborhood.” The monetization framing is presented as justification for the ongoing reports to Detective Gomez.

The segment is a defensive monologue in which D’Amato contests the racist-remarks accusation while making additional ethnicity-related remarks about Danny. The clip does not contain new threat language but documents D’Amato’s on-stream characterization of his own prior statements.

D’Amato states he has obtained a photograph of Solomon’s mother and appears to solicit audience interest in viewing it before pulling back, saying “it’s not a great picture, we got to get a better picture.” He frames the disclosure as a retaliatory truth-telling response to what he calls lies. The clip documents D’Amato’s stated possession of personal images of a target’s family member.

While disclaiming direct contact with Solomon’s family, D’Amato simultaneously solicits audience investigation into Solomon’s account management and warns Solomon on stream that grooming by his moderators is likely. He also tells Solomon that staying on the channel “mandated is what’s going to happen to you.” The clip shows D’Amato drawing a stated line between his own conduct and harassment while continuing to direct audience attention toward the minor.

D’Amato also states that he has ex-federal agents on his security team and has given them “a little incentive to find the right emails and places to report you,” addressing Danny directly. He closes the segment with “hashtag deport Danny” and says, “We got your address, too. I gave them your address.” The clip documents D’Amato describing the sharing of Danny’s address and asking viewers to confirm their own immigration reports.

D’Amato states he told Homeland Security that Danny “looks like a silverback gorilla” as the description he provided for identification. He also warns Danny that he will never be permitted to marry in the country, tying the immigration reports to Danny’s stated relationship. The segment extends the pattern established in Exhibit H: D’Amato describing agency reports as active and ongoing.

D’Amato claims to have previously gotten two named individuals fired from their jobs as a result of prior campaigns, stating this as context for the current threat: “I’ve done this to people before, you think I haven’t.” He also warns Aja that she will “hear from my lawyer.” The clip establishes D’Amato’s stated track record as an explicit part of his on-stream threat framing.

D’Amato reiterates that he is a mandated reporter and therefore protected from legal consequences for his calls, and says he has an ongoing relationship with law enforcement who know his channel. He distinguishes his calls from swatting, stating he disclosed what he was reporting and did not fabricate an emergency. The clip documents D’Amato’s stated legal rationale and the repeated curfew-violation calls targeting Solomon.

D’Amato simultaneously instructs his audience to report Aja’s TikTok for doxxing him, saying “I want you to go to Hollywood Aja’s TikTok and I want you to report it,” while also claiming that his own prior disclosures of the same information were consensual self-disclosure. He also claims a family member works at TikTok and implies he can have Aja’s account removed. The clip captures D’Amato directing his audience to mass-report a rival’s account in real time.

D’Amato characterizes all reports as “not false reports at all” and states his basis is what he has heard about Danny’s immigration status and relationship with Leah. He ends the segment noting his audience is live-reporting the opposing stream for doxxing, saying “Thank God they’re fucking human beings.” The clip closes the immigration-report arc by naming additional agencies D’Amato claimed he intended to contact.

D’Amato does not confirm or deny being served on stream, pivoting instead to characterizing Solomon as “losing his temper” and “screaming at people in the middle of the night.” He closes the stream with a subscriber call-to-action. The clip documents D’Amato’s framing of the legal process referenced by Solomon and his stated intention to continue filing police reports.

Across fourteen captured clips from the deleted June 2, 2024, stream, D’Amato documented his own claimed reports to CPS, Homeland Security, LAPD, and parking authorities, shared identifying information for at least two targets with his audience, and asked viewers to confirm and add to those reports, creating a contemporaneous record of coordinated agency contact directed at three named individuals.

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• Date: 2024-06-02
• Stream ID: YOUTUBE · KC_RYy9ptNc

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