Audit the Audit
Police interactions graded against the law, regulation by regulation.
Who Is Audit the Audit?
Audit the Audit reviews real police encounters and grades officer conduct against statutes, case law, and department policy. The channel is an educational archive of civil-rights accountability in law enforcement.
What They Cover
On AllegedFraud.com we archive Audit the Audit’s material that intersects with fraud, scams, corruption, and government accountability. Welcome to Audit the Audit, where we sort out the who and what and the right and wrong of police interactions! Join us as we explore the laws, regulations, and violations showcased in police interacti
Why They Matter Here
Every new voice in this archive strengthens the public record. Audit the Audit brings 3.0M subscribers’ worth of attention to the fraud stories legacy media undercovers — and every video we archive is attributed, embedded (never re-uploaded), and held to our allegation standards.
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Coverage Beats
The recurring topics Audit the Audit returns to — each one a running thread in the archive.
Police Encounter Audits
Grading real police interactions against the First, Second, and Fourth Amendments — the channel's signature format.
Open thread →First Amendment Rights
Sidewalk journalism, public photography, and the right to record — where the line is and who crosses it.
Open thread →Accountability Scorecards
Every encounter graded. Patterns of misconduct documented across departments nationwide.
Open thread →Support Audit the Audit's Independent Journalism
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