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Public statement source · YT680
FIRE DEPARTMENT SHOWS UP after Court Hearing with Landlord! Farm Meat is here!
The first evidence in the archive that the landlord matter reached a court hearing. Batch 40 and the two earlier accounts (HaL6dcbqZtY, IPewNoBu5ZA) recorded a grievance with no cases row at all; this places an actual hearing in it. ⚠ He names no court, no docket number, no case title, no judge, no attorney and no outcome — only "the court hearing" and "the court date". ⚠ Nor does he say which side's proceeding it was: the dataset already records him saying he filed against the landlord (VS019, video XYE8qZLgK3I, published 2022-06-01), while this video separately describes the landlord "trying to get me evicted faster" — so a hearing could sit in either. Do not infer direction from this quote. The factor is No filing-conduct factor because a hearing is a docket event, not filing conduct, and no ruling is reported. Possible case/dispute link: none identified — not found in aliases.csv, lawsuits.csv (case_title and defendants), disputes.csv, research_notes.csv or litigation_timeline.csv on landlord, evict, lease, tenant, holdover or premises. The only dataset rows describing this matter are youtube_lawsuit_videos YT053 and video_statements VS019–VS022, all from XYE8qZLgK3I.
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we had the court hearing last monday and literally hours after oh what a coincidence fdny inspector shows up so this was last monday three hours after the court date that's the fdny inspector knocking on my door literally literally a few hours after i get back from the court date
The first evidence in the archive that the landlord matter reached a court hearing. Batch 40 and the two earlier accounts (HaL6dcbqZtY, IPewNoBu5ZA) recorded a grievance with no cases row at all; this places an actual hearing in it. ⚠ He names no court, no docket number, no case title, no judge, no attorney and no outcome — only "the court hearing" and "the court date". ⚠ Nor does he say which side's proceeding it was: the dataset already records him saying he filed against the landlord (VS019, video XYE8qZLgK3I, published 2022-06-01), while this video separately describes the landlord "trying to get me evicted faster" — so a hearing could sit in either. Do not infer direction from this quote. The factor is No filing-conduct factor because a hearing is a docket event, not filing conduct, and no ruling is reported. Possible case/dispute link: none identified — not found in aliases.csv, lawsuits.csv (case_title and defendants), disputes.csv, research_notes.csv or litigation_timeline.csv on landlord, evict, lease, tenant, holdover or premises. The only dataset rows describing this matter are youtube_lawsuit_videos YT053 and video_statements VS019–VS022, all from XYE8qZLgK3I.
and they actually came about a month and a half ago and convinced my guys to let them in did a full inspection no violations were issued so you know clearly the landlord knows someone at the fire department if
Establishes there were at least two separate fire-department visits, not one. The archive currently holds a single FDNY entry, on Monday 2022-05-23 (IPewNoBu5ZA, "first thing today monday morning 8 a.m fire department comes fdny the inspector convinces one of my guys to let him and he lied to him"). This video describes a new visit — a female inspector who was refused entry — and refers back to a prior visit where entry was obtained, with the same "convinced my guys to let them in" detail. ⚠ His interval estimate for that prior visit ("about a month and a half ago", i.e. roughly 2022-07-08) disagrees with the archived date by about six weeks: 2022-05-23 to 2022-08-23 is 92 days, computed in code. Both readings are recorded and neither is preferred — see the research notes archived for this video. The allegation that the landlord "knows someone at the fire department" is his own characterisation of a municipal agency, not of a court, so it is not Judicial or forum bias alleged. Possible case/dispute link: none identified — same surfaces, same result as the block above.
so i went down to the records headquarters in brooklyn the other day and i got just proof that there are no violations on the building so this guy is clearly still sending these government agents over to try to get me evicted faster i don't know what the point is that's the only thing i can think of
Two things. It places the premises in New York City (FDNY, a records headquarters in Brooklyn), which is the only geographic anchor this matter has anywhere in the archive; and it states the landlord's objective as "to try to get me evicted faster" — i.e. he describes himself as the party facing eviction, which is the opposite direction from the suit he says he filed in XYE8qZLgK3I. ⚠ Both can be true at once (a tenant may sue a landlord who is separately moving to remove him), and this quote does not resolve which proceeding the hearing at [0:13] belonged to. It also documents him gathering agency records himself as evidence. Possible case/dispute link: none identified — same surfaces, same result as the blocks above.