On a Nov. 6 YouTube stream, D’Amato told critic Scott Hochstetter he has him “eight ways to fucking Sunday” in court, said Hochstetter ignored a cease-and-desist, and demanded a retraction and apology.
D’Amato said Chi would be added to a planned lawsuit over flyers he says he has on video, said he could file “tomorrow,” and predicted Scott Hochstetter would lose big in his court fight with a man D’Amato calls Clearwater.
On an Oct. 20 driving stream, D’Amato told Jarred Brooks, Brooks’s wife and others by name that they would be sued, and called a $23,197.40 fee request against Brooks money already owed; the judge later awarded $10,725.
On an Oct. 20 YouTube stream, D’Amato named people he says he will sue, report to the LAPD or subpoena, and said papers would be filed within 30 days.
D’Amato read civil court records about Dodge’s uncle, then warned another target, DOA, of physical harm in custody and promised a counter-complaint “with discovery attached.”
During an August 8, 2026 YouTube livestream, ZeroDarkTony told rival Scott he would counter-sue, subpoena associates, and file hate crime reports with LAPD.
D’Amato alleged on stream that an unknown person followed his attorney from the office to his home and verbally confronted him, then announced he is pursuing John Doe litigation as a result.
On a July 20, 2026 YouTube livestream, D’Amato detailed plans to identify anonymous critics through subpoenas and described courtroom action as his next engagement with named targets. He has since deleted the stream.
Over a year after vandalism of LaraFM’s van, ZeroDarkTony returned to the controversy during a monetized livestream where he mocked LaraFM’s police report, questioned the reported damage, and claimed she “should go to jail for this.”