On an October 27 stream, D’Amato described calling police and said a woman was then pulled over only “because she was speeding,” while denying that he swatted Scott Hochstetter; he also said he would report Hochstetter to the LAPD for a hate crime.
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.
During an October 18 YouTube livestream, D’Amato said he sent videos to the LAPD and Kendrick Moxon, then described graphic jail violence he said awaited Scott Hochstetter, known online as DOA, and said he hoped for it “a little bit.”
Nine clips from the October 13 YouTube stream document D’Amato’s stated litigation plans, repeated jail-violence predictions directed at Scott Hochstetter, and an audience call to vote on the prediction.
D’Amato asserts on stream that he spoke directly to Detective Gomez and was cleared, while separately describing rivals as experts at weaponizing their audiences against him.
On October 1, 2026, ZeroDarkTony described active civil restraining-order filings, a crowd-funded legal campaign, and a fee-hearing outcome against a named respondent.
ZeroDarkTony broadcast an unverified account of family estrangement befalling his rival, framing it as deserved consequence for allegedly calling a school.
A former LAPD assistant chief spirals online after an activist calls him out, amplifies a video made by a man with a warrant for stalking a minor, then deletes it and blocks critics. Former Los Angeles Police Department Assistant Chief Alfred “Al” Labrada did not slip quietly into retirement after leaving the department in 2024.…