Why did you get into her? >> Because I looked it up online and you want me to show >> you lost c take her outside real quick. >> I listen look at this hell hole of a house. >> I know. I'll tell you what's going on. >> What? There's no excuse to live like this. It's insane that you have full custody. It's absolutely mindblowing that you do. >> I am almost I'm 8 months pregnant. >> That's terrifying. Why didn't you answer? >> Because I was trying to get my kid. >> NO, DON'T GIVE ME NO EXCUSE. Have a seat. We've been banging on your door for a [ __ ] hour. >> Welcome back to the Lackluster channel. Before I start today's video, I want to make something absolutely clear. You don't have to admire the victim. You don't have to approve of the state of her home or defend her choices. But no one can [music] excuse the way the Pennsylvania State Police treat her. Instead of handling a custody issue with care, they maliciously tear into a pregnant disabled woman to humiliate her for sport. Some of the comments are undoubtedly going to claim that this is tough love and exactly what she needed. But that's [ __ ] [music] Tough love is what a coach should use to push a team harder. Tough love is direct and honest, but its purpose should be to be helpful. This is cruel domination delivered by cowards protected by the full power of the state. Back in November of 2025, at about 8:00 p.m., Pennsylvania state troopers knock on the door of a disabled mother just minutes outside of Uniontown. The troopers appear to be responding for a child custody matter. Video was created by a home surveillance system and begins just before the visibly pregnant woman opens her front door. Please hold on. It does this. >> Oh, there you go. >> Hold on. Please. >> Kick the bottom out. >> I don't want to do that because I'll get I'll get a fine or I'll have to place it. Boy, you should open the [ __ ] door. >> Should I open the [ __ ] door whenever we've been here? Where's Sailor at? >> She's back here in my room. [music] >> My son here. [clears throat] >> I clean my house. with a bang on my door. >> You weren't [ __ ] cleaning your house. Shut up. Get out of here. Come on, Taylor. [clears throat] >> Hi. How are you, sweetie? >> We have a bang on your door for a [ __ ] hour. [clears throat] >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Hold on. >> Is there a contact you have with CYS? >> No. >> Well, you're about to have one. >> Why did you get into? Because I looked it up online and you want me to show >> you lost cousin. Take take her outside real quick. Take her outside. >> Uh, did dad leave already? Yeah. He's coming right back to you. >> Oh, he's coming. Yeah. Hey, put her in your car. >> Put her in my car. >> Hold on. Could you please let me find her? >> Hey, you have a [ __ ] seat right now. Have a seat. >> We've been banging on your door for A [ __ ] HOUR. WHY didn't you answer? >> Because I was trying to get MY KID. >> NO. DON'T GIVE ME NO [ __ ] EXCUSE. You know that you lost custody and didn't want to deal with it. Tell me a lie. >> No, that's not it. >> Yes, it is because I saw the order. You lost custody of Sailor yet. I didn't get it yet. >> I don't give a [ __ ] The state police are here. You [ __ ] answer the door. >> I did not know. I was I can show you. I looked it up or someone told me also that I looked it I looked it up too that I did not have the answer. >> Then why did he come to the door and talk about it? >> Cuz my phone because I >> No, no, no. Don't go give me some [ __ ] It's all [ __ ] We could have avoided all this. >> Can I find her coat? >> Get her [ __ ] coat. What's it look like? Is it this it right here? Where? >> It's that purple one right there. I don't think there's anything else. >> How old is your son here? >> Huh? >> How old your son? Is >> he okay? >> Yeah, he's sleeping. Yeah, he's fine. >> He's sleeping through all this. >> Yeah, he has. >> How old are you? >> I'm 35. >> When the [ __ ] are you going to grow up? >> I listen. >> Look at Look at this hell hole of a house. >> I know. I'll tell you what's going on. >> What? There's no excuse to live like this. >> Give me one valid excuse to live like this. >> I'm getting stuff. >> I mean, if you don't give a [ __ ] enough about yourself, at least care for the kids. >> To see why it's been here like this. You just told me they didn't have any or that you didn't have a contact with them. I'll tell you right now they're coming back. >> I don't have a contact with them, but I'm saying when they were here, they saw they >> How long ago they've been here? >> Last time, >> dude. CS. >> Yes, they were here. I want to say November last year, but it was worse than this. >> What What's the deal with the little boy? Who do you have custody with him? >> I have full custody of him. >> And who's that? >> Randy Binger. Can I get myself to show you something? >> Who has who has full custody? >> I do and I can show you. That's why I said go get my >> that little boy and you're >> Can I show you? Can I go? >> Show me what >> the order that I have fully. >> I believe you. I think it's it's insane that you have full custody. It's absolutely mindblowing that you do. >> I'm trying to get I've been taking stuff over to stores. >> How's that panning out? >> I only have a little white car. So, and I'm >> Well, then guess what? Throw some of this [ __ ] away. Have a decent house for them. I've been doing that slowly. >> Really [ __ ] slowly. >> I am almost I'm 8 months pregnant. >> That's terrifying. [cough and clears throat] >> All right. >> Why didn't you answer your phone, too? I called >> cuz it died. >> No, don't give me that [ __ ] cuz you just [ __ ] called in the bar. >> You said you've been looking up [ __ ] You said you were at Uniontown. What's your telephone number? >> 412691. >> I'm telling you right now, I called And then and then guess what? You called in or on a [ __ ] recorded line saying you're almost to union town to get a PFA. Guess that was a croc of [ __ ] too, huh? >> Yeah, it was. You got [ __ ] kids you got to take care of. And you live like this. >> And you live like a [ __ ] pig. >> I've been clean giant. I >> Yo, don't give me that [ __ ] You've been living like this for years. I can tell you right now, you will not be [ __ ] seeing Sailor. And if I had to. >> These videos made their way to Angela Brown, a Uniontown city council member who forwarded them to a viewer that operates the channel, Chuck Euphorley. And after reviewing the footage, Chuck filed a complaint with the Pennsylvania State Police along with a request for records. Just 3 days later, the complaint was closed with a note stating that the incident was forwarded to the applicable troop for their awareness and any necessary action. No further communication has been offered from the state police, nor have any of the requested records been furnished. The initial records request was made by Chuck. So, for the most accurate and up-to-date information, be sure to check out his channel. It'll be linked below. I'll also leave the first video I made featuring Chuck from 4 years ago, which included the following. Chris was acquitted of first-degree murder. He had met a woman online, and prior to their fourth date, Chris expressed concerns about her ex-boyfriend, who had punched him in the face the last time Chris met the woman. The woman assured him that it was safe. Chris testified that while in her house, the ex-boyfriend appeared and attacked him and Chris defended himself, fatally shooting the man. Almost exactly one year later, while Chris was still on trial, the same woman, but with a different man allegedly baited a second victim into the same house. The second victim wasn't armed and according to local news stations, was tied up and beaten in the basement for days prior to escaping. Prosecutors for Christopher's case successfully argued to suppress the woman's second incident, and the victim in that incident later died, unrelated to his kidnapping, and all charges against the woman were dropped. She was most recently arrested for the alleged attempted murder of her own parents. But the charges were lowered to assault, and she is currently incarcerated, awaiting trial on that case. Fortunately for Chris, he was acquitted. And the lesson here is that the police and the justum system work in tandem and are equally corrupt. We have officers that don't understand the laws they've sworn to enforce that assault, batter, and violate the civil rights of the citizens they serve. On the other hand, we have an entire court system that can't find justice for real victims. A big thanks to Chris from the Chuck Euparly channel for sending this in and helping me with the details of this video. Please be sure to head over to his [music] channel and let him know I sent you.