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“Sunshine” reports police cruisers dispatched; D’Amato says investigators are “on the right track” but have the wrong suspect.
Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, devoted a July 23, 2026 YouTube livestream to ongoing legal disputes with a party he referred to throughout as “the respondent.” During the broadcast, he received live chat reports that police cruisers had been dispatched to the home of D’Amato’s rival Krackhead Kenny in connection with an alleged threat made to a school in the Slidell, Louisiana area.A threat was made in Kenny’s chat targeting his home and a school where his wife works. D’Amato talked about the incident on air, shared his thoughts on who might be responsible, and defended ThaBiggDogg, an online troll who had been obsessively posting about Kenny for weeks, and whose behavior D’Amato had criticized just days earlier. (See “Either Go to the Courts or, Kindly Shut the F*** Up.” ZeroDarkTony Advises ThaBiggDogg to Stop Tracking His Rival’s Movements – HERO / NOT / ZERO)
“They’re mistaken. They’re blaming the wrong person, but they’re on the right track”
The school-threat discussion developed in real time as chat reports arrived. A chatter in Kenny’s chat identified as Sunshine stated that she had called police to report the threat and was told cruisers were already en route to a residence. D’Amato read the report aloud and responded directly. His chat, and at least one viewer identified as Meena, appeared to question whether Tha Bigg Dogg was responsible. D’Amato did not endorse that attribution. He stated on stream that whoever made the threat would be found, while asserting the person currently under suspicion was not the culprit.
@PinkPuppyClub66 wrote:
damn they are blaming big dogg?
@JudyGrasso-Ransdorp wrote:
YEP
D’Amato simultaneously described the underlying threat as serious, noting that bomb-detection resources and law enforcement had been deployed to the school and that children would be frightened. He stated that federal technology would identify whoever sent the communication and expressed confidence in that outcome, while maintaining that the investigation was currently pointed at the wrong person.
Earlier in the stream, D’Amato labeled the party he holds responsible for his legal troubles a “pathological liar, a doxxer, a stalker,” and spent extended time directing a derogatory nickname, “Chee the milker,” at an individual called Chee, including a vulgar rhyme repeated to his audience and a statement that the person would “be featured all week on Rumble.”
Exhibit A
D’Amato calls the respondent “a pathological liar, a doxxer, a stalker,” then turns to Chee directly, saying, “What you going to do about it, you dumb cunt? … Chee drains PDFs balls like Niagara Falls.”
Timestamps: 00:07:34 – 00:12:10 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato applies the label “PDF milker” and the nickname “Chee the milker” to an identifiable individual, repeating both across several sentences directed at that person. He also tells his audience that Chee “is going to be featured all week on Rumble,” indicating planned continuation of the content targeting that individual. The accusations of doxxing and stalking are attributed to D’Amato on stream and are not independently verified by this record.
Exhibit B
D’Amato recounts courtroom conduct, stating, “They kept interrupting. They didn’t show the judge respect. They kept objecting without a legitimate objection.” He then states that evidence presented consisted of “screenshots of him posting addresses and buildings” and adds, “What he did was a federal offense.”
Timestamps: 00:48:55 – 00:50:49 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato characterizes the courtroom evidence as the respondent’s “own words” and “his own words,” framing the posting of addresses as self-incriminating. His assertion that the conduct constituted a federal offense is his stated opinion on stream, not a legal finding of record.
Exhibit C
D’Amato discusses the school threat, saying, “No, there was, I’m not quite sure what exactly the threat was, but it had to do maybe with some explosive emojis, like the little bomb ones, you know what I mean?” He then reads Sunshine’s chat report aloud: “Fraudy, when I was on the phone reporting it, they told me there were cruisers on the way to Kenny’s house, and they had other phone calls also reporting it.”
Timestamps: 01:09:50 – 01:11:59 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato acknowledges he does not have full information about the threat and qualifies his description throughout. He responds to Meena on stream by saying investigators are “on the right track” but “blaming the wrong person,” a position he repeats without naming an alternative suspect. Tha Bigg Dogg, based on surrounding chat context, though D’Amato does not confirm that name on screen in this clip.
At a certain point it appears that Meena (@PinkPuppyClub66) responded with an alt account before correcting herself and commenting on the threats.
[2026-07-23 17:53:20 UTC] @notwhoyouthinkeyeam: i hope they call me (text_message )
[2026-07-23 17:53:36 UTC] @notwhoyouthinkeyeam: oops (text_message )
[2026-07-23 17:54:02 UTC] @PinkPuppyClub66: i hope they call me (text_message )
[2026-07-23 17:54:16 UTC] @PinkPuppyClub66: i just saw the texts wow they were super direct (text_message )
[2026-07-23 17:54:26 UTC] @Pippie807: Right? I hope they call me too (text_message )
[2026-07-23 17:55:01 UTC] @PinkPuppyClub66: i wish he wasn’t referring to me (text_message )
[2026-07-23 17:55:46 UTC] @PinkPuppyClub66: no they actually named themselves what they were going to do and then said they are doing that THROUGH THE MAIL and school (text_message )
A screenshot from the chat showing the threats:
Exhibit D
D’Amato tells viewers, “We don’t have to worry about the subpoenas today,” then advises them to “call the postmaster general and report it,” and states that if a threat is found credible, “within 72 hours, they could arrest somebody for this. And I would imagine it’ll be a federal arrest.”
Timestamps: 01:35:33 – 01:38:52 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato frames contacting the postmaster general as a reporting step, not a directive to take any other action. The extended segment also includes sustained profane insults directed at named chatters by handle, including “Jen” and “Sunshine,” alongside statements praising those same individuals for their reporting activity in the same breath.
Exhibit E
D’Amato states on stream, “So, apparently, CC, some threats were made to a school in the Slidell area,” then adds, “whether I like somebody or not, it is not okay to target somebody and a school, are you fucking nuts?”
Timestamps: 01:39:42 – 01:45:06 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato also tells chatters Sunshine and Jen that their direct communication with him constitutes indirect contact in violation of a restraining order, but states he will not report it that day and is giving them “a pass.” He closes the segment by threatening future subpoenas of their chat logs while simultaneously thanking them for their reporting conduct, a combination that is fully captured in the clip.
Taken together, the five clips document D’Amato publicly discussing an active law enforcement response to a school threat, asserting on stream that the person his own audience had identified as responsible was not the culprit, and doing so while also directing sustained personal attacks at other named individuals across the same broadcast.
Sources
- Original YouTube Video
- Full SRT Transcript
- Full Text Transcript
- Full Chat Transcript
- Date: 2026-07-23
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · sV7kr5EIj0w