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We pulled the released Galveston dash and body-camera footage down ourselves and measured it. Eight rounds in 1.64 seconds. Seven wounds, five in the back. No gun recovered from the…
By Don Matthews | We The People News Chief Justice John Marshall wrote, in Marbury v. Madison, that "it is emphatically the province and duty of the Judicial Department to…
By Don Matthews | We The People News Alexander Hamilton called the judiciary "the least dangerous branch" for a specific reason: unlike the executive, it commands no army and no…
⚖️ GALVESTON, TX — Breaking / Exclusive A homeless Marine Corps veteran with no car and no lawyer just filed six emergency federal court documents— emailing them directly to the…
For the second time, the City of Galveston has taken a vehicle from Marine Corps veteran and journalist Matthew Reardon — leaving him homeless, carless, and stranded while fighting a…
Defendants admitted in their own reply brief that Officer Osteen told the camera he didn't smell alcohol — then swore 'Moderate' odor in his warrant affidavit. The ¶14 admission, the…
INVESTIGATIVE REPORT By Don Matthews | We The People News 📌 Related Coverage — Aberdeen Federal Courthouse Arrest Aberdeen Police Chief Shumpert Arrests Journalist at Federal Courthouse Less than 96…
On June 4, 2026, Aberdeen Police Chief D. Shumpert arrested journalist Matthew Reardon in the parking lot of the Thomas G. Abernethy Federal Building in Aberdeen, Mississippi — after Reardon…
Union County Sheriff arrests journalist Matthew Reardon for carrying a 'FUCK CITY HALL' sign into public buildings — the exact conduct the Supreme Court protected in Cohen v. California (1971).
Southaven, Mississippi — A Marine Corps veteran and First Amendment activist stood on the public sidewalk outside Southaven City Hall, sign in hand, and did what no law can stop…
Three groups of defendants have moved to dismiss the federal civil rights lawsuit brought by journalist Matthew Reardon over his false arrest and 11-month imprisonment in Galveston, Texas. Reardon's responses…
A Union County Justice Court judge dismissed the Supremacy Clause with profanity from the bench — during a public profanity trial. Matthew Reardon, charged under Mississippi Code §97-29-47 for a…
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