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You can shop plans right now at mintmobile.com/donut. That's mintmobile.com/donut. Hi everyone, Donut here. Welcome to one of my rare videos where no one gets shot and killed by police. I might body a couple people in this one, but no one's dying. Although some deserve the wood chipper. We're going to talk about invading New York City manholes, a common practice there. No [ __ ] there were a bunch of dudes that were all up in the sewer system in New York. Not your normally tunnel suspects [music] there though. We're going to talk a little bit about the same thing that happened in the summer of love. Remember those 200 riot videos I made after George Floyd died? Well, they never stopped and this time they're in New Jersey at a nice facility. Well, they're all over the place, but New Jersey's been on the news this week quite a bit. I don't know what's happening in that part of the world. We're going to jump right into it. There's some weird [ __ ] going on. On May 29th, so like Thursday night to Friday morning in Brooklyn, New York in two separate neighborhoods, same night, same situation, surveillance cameras pick up a group of at least seven dudes gathered around a manhole cover in the street. They're wearing fishing waders. You know, the kind of things that you go out into a pond or creek with and you don't get your legs wet so you can stand there and fish. A couple of them used their cars to light up the area and possibly people in the cars to be lookouts for them. And then seven of the dudes climb into the manhole. And mind you, this is 11:00 at night. They're down there for 3 hours. At around 2:00 in the morning, all seven of them climb back out of the same manhole. They go to the side of the road behind some cars to avoid traffic seeing them and start changing into some clothes. They wipe themselves clean, they replace the manhole cover, and then they walk away like nothing ever happened. What the [ __ ] Of course, the people who owned the camera see the surveillance footage, and they called NYPD. And they're like, "What is going on?" But the dudes are already gone. They don't know who they are at this point. Well, get this. The same night in a different part of Brooklyn, specifically Williamsburg, about 3 miles north of that location, a group of eight people do the same thing. They go down the manhole at about 1:00 in the morning and come back up at around 3:40 a.m., hop in a vehicle, and take off. NYPD is quoted with saying, "We were alerted well after the fact on that one, so there's no arrest on that, either." They don't know who the guys are. So, the question that NYPD is asking, of course, is are these two events connected, and what's going on? So, here's where my cop brain comes in. They had prepared for it. It was well planned. They were wearing fishing waders. They knew they were going down in the sewer system for a couple of hours. It was at the middle of the night. They had lookouts in their cars. They obviously didn't want to be seen because they even changed out of the fishing waders before walking off. So, it was supposed to be a secret what they were doing. Well, my Tom Clancy brain, not Tom Clancy Rainbow Six Siege, they banned me on Twitter because I made fun of their new gay guns. But my Tom Clancy brain, and as in Rainbow Six, you know, terrorist attacks, like, "Okay, they're down there for 3 hours. What are they scouting out?" You can see they obviously didn't take any kind of, you know, bomb or device with them down there. But what are they scouting out? Here's where they got in the manhole cover, right there. You can see there's like tons of schools for a mass cas incident. As far as government buildings go, I don't know if they plan an attack against the United States Postal Service or the New York Fire Department. There's the New York City 61st Precinct right here though. So, I have no idea. It's just weird. I mean, it could have been some urban exploration. That's always fun. I used to do that when I was 17 in high school. Well, I got to searching around a little bit and it turns out there was an incident last year where this happened. This was in Brooklyn also. Police caught up with the guys that went down in the manhole and asked them what they were doing and they said, I quote, "The reason we went down there is that people lose their gold down there. We go to get it and sell it and make money." Well, before you completely write that off, hear me out because this is a real thing. There's a whole subculture on YouTube of guys doing what's called urban prospecting. They scrape the sidewalk cracks outside jewelry stores of the Diamond District in Manhattan. They pan out what they find like old-timey gold rushers and actually pull out real gold and diamonds and resell them, which is a perfect cover for a terrorist. In my research, I found a guy named Raffi Stepanian who made it famous back in 2011 in the New York Post. He was making $300 a day from sidewalk scrapings outside the Diamond District. People thought he was crazy, but I I guess he wasn't. He was making a legitimate wage. A perfect cover for a terrorist attack. In further research, I found in 2017 scientists from the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology published a study commissioned by the Swiss government where they surveyed 64 wastewater treatment plants across Switzerland and found that roughly 43 kg of gold flows through the country's sewers every year. They are [ __ ] gold. In their research, they ended up finding out that the doo-doo going through their sewage plant has about $1.8 million in gold every year. I got to a point where the concentrations were actually high enough that recovery might be worth it. The government is going to sift through your [ __ ] for gold. [laughter] In 2015, the US actually did a study on it and said that American sewers contain at least 13 million in precious metals annually. Bro, I'm going to start telling homeless people I don't like that. >> [laughter] >> Hey, man. Here's a snorkel and some crack if you dive into that sludge right there, you might find gold. It's the same way I generate content for this channel. I give a homeless guy a machete and I tell him that the cops' veins are made of copper. And here we go. So, the gold hunting theory, I guess it's not as crazy as it sounds, but it's a perfect cover for a terrorist attack. Even if they are looking for gold, it's pretty dangerous being down there. So, after the New York City Department of Environmental Protection saw this, they put a statement out. They said, "Quote, entering the sewer system is both illegal and extremely dangerous. There are noxious gases, potentially deadly gases, unstable services, flooding risks, and confined spaces." Yeah, that sounds like a nightmare. That dude I was talking about before is making $300 a day with a butter knife just scraping cracks in the diamond district. You want to go climb around in sewers for less than that? A perfect cover for a terrorist attack. This poop gas is deadly, man. Sewer gas, specifically hydrogen sulfide, can knock you out and just kill you. It suffocates you. Like, within seconds it can kill you. There've been cases of urban explorers and other people dying in sewers because they went in without proper equipment. >> [music] >> And the dudes in this video, it didn't look like they were wearing any kind of masks. Oh, but why are we talking about this in the first place on the crime channel? Because the NYPD got involved and said the dudes could be looking at burglary charges. It sounds weird, but here's how that works. In New York, burglary doesn't require you to actually steal something. It requires unlawfully entering a building or structure with the intent to commit a crime. A sewer manhole is part of the city's infrastructure and you're not supposed to be in there, so you're trespassing. If you went in there intending to take something like gold, that's an intent to steal enough to meet the threshold for burglary even if you didn't get anything, which is going to be hard as hell to prove. I mean, they don't even know who the guys are right now. In last year's case I was talking about with the guys who were called in manholes digging for gold, they were charged and released without bail because in New York, the specific charges they face aren't bail eligible. The Department of Environmental Protection is inspecting the sewer infrastructure in the area to make sure nothing was damaged or tampered with. There was a whole lot of wires and pipes down there that are pretty important. It's a perfect cover for a terrorist attack. I don't know, hopefully some more information comes out about this. This only was reported 48 hours ago. So, we'll see. Okay, let's talk about the summer of love. I wanted to say 2.0, but this is like 100.0. It's been happening since the whole Floyd thing. If you guys haven't seen it, New Jersey State Police and other law enforcement agencies have been clashing with protesters, AKA rioters, at the Newark ICE facility for the past week. People are getting pepper sprayed, people are getting their asses kicked and arrested, and in a lot of cases, they're allowing these dudes to just block traffic and be [ __ ] in general. Well, an [ __ ] in particular, 27-year-old Nicholas Skelpho, got arrested. >> Hey, let's go. Let's go. You're dead. Dead. >> But not at the riots the next day. He was there outside the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark getting a little rambunctious. My boy Nick Sorter over on Twitter, he caught Skelpho on camera getting right up in an unmasked ICE officer's face and screaming, quote, directly here, "Your whole [ __ ] family is dead. Your children, your wife, all dead." And then he said, "I have your face, mother You're dead. Dead." I love free speech. It allows me to get on this platform and say almost whatever I want. Threatening a federal law enforcement officer is one of those things that I can't do though. That's a felony. The acting Attorney General Todd Blanche saw the video. He got on Twitter and said, "We will find him." Within 48 hours the FBI raided that dude's house and arrested him. And of course, now he's in federal custody facing felony charges. Attorney General Blanche then got on Twitter and said, "Told you. Ground and find out." Let's talk about another guy at the same exact riots outside that Newark ICE facility. We're talking about John Gear. He's a 26-year-old from Madison, New Jersey. On the same night that that dude threatened an ICE officer's family and life and all that gnarly stuff and got arrested by the FBI. This dude Gear was part of a group that was blocking the road near the facility. Officers told them to move. Instead of moving, Gear bit an officer. That's disgusting. He got in a struggle with him, he kicked them, and then yeah, he sunk his teeth in one of the cops. Yeah, that's pretty nasty and you know what that means? They have to go get checked and wear a rubber for the next 6 months to a year. What kind of jobless animal would go to a protest and start biting cops? Well, people started digging into his background. It turns out that he was arrested in 2009 for distributing child material. According to some reports back in 2018 when he was studying at Kutztown University, Microsoft reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children that someone had uploaded seven images of suspected child pictures through Skype. Investigators traced the IP address back to Gear's dorm room. They executed a search warrant, seized his laptop and iPhone, and a forensic examination of those devices turned up numerous suspected child pictures. In March 2019, Berks County detectives charged him with sexual abuse of children, specifically dissemination and possession of child pictures, a second-degree felony under Pennsylvania law. I'm not saying he was convicted of it, the final disposition of this case has not yet been publicly confirmed. Just a pretty serious charges and it says a lot about the people at these riots. I don't think they're sending their best. I mean, look at the riot that Kyle was at. He ended up shooting three people. One was convicted of sexually assaulting five boys between the age of 9 and 11. One had a prior felony conviction in Wisconsin including strangulation battery and domestic abuse. And the last one that tried to kill him before he shot him was carrying a pistol illegally. I don't know, just looks like a lot of people who go to these riots have a lot in common. I found something else interesting while I was researching what's going on at this Newark ICE facility. A Twitter user by the name of [ __ ] you need soap reached out to one of the groups at the Newark ICE facility who's there protesting and asked them, "Hey, do you need any supplies? My family wants to help? According to him, they sent him back a list where they need chairs for a medical tent, extra wheelchairs, portable chargers, goggles that are impact-rated, probably for police rubber bullets and other impact devices, respirators for police tear gas, knee, wrist, shin, arm guards, helmets, generators, umbrellas, flashlights, welding gloves for incoming tear gas, flashlights, and Sudafed, which is used for neutralizing irritants like pepper spray. So, just like the riots that I covered years ago, they're entrenching themselves to be there for a while. Well, if these people aren't at their jobs, not that they have [ __ ] jobs, who's paying them? How are they able to get by? Crazy. I don't know. Anyways, that's all I have for you fine people today. Just wanted to cover some of the craziest stuff that's happened the last week, especially in New York and that area of the country. Wild stuff. Also, Clown World. If you want to help support channel, go on over to pepperbox.tv and subscribe where you can find all my videos uncensored and a bunch of other exclusives from my friends and I. Or go to donutoperator.com for some super sweet merch and get all my links there to follow me on every other social media platform. Until next time, please have a fantastic day. >> Makar