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I really don’t think we should just gloss over the fact that david claimed to have CP on his computer “planted by the police”….it almost seems like he’s trying to create an elaborate defense to dodge charges, but he’s not doing a very good job considering that he’s the one letting it be known that CP is on his computer and his court case is solely about the alleged drugs
Thank god I’m not the only who thought this. I thought it was so bizarre to just bring up CP out of nowhere when this whole time he’s been under investigation for drugs. Kinda like he knows if he got caught and they found the CP he’d have no other way to get out of it. Truly a sick individual who needs a lot of help
she must have felt so hopeful for a moment when telling him why she was outside. for a moment it seemed like someone came back to help her, and then she realized he didn’t want to help. the one with the boy is equally heartbreaking for the same reason, he wanted help and instead got yelled at and scared
That part broke my heart. Those days where you have nowhere to go. And this loser shows up and starts filming her. I immediately lost any sliver of sympathy I might've had for him.
I can't help but feel horrible for the dude that was arrested. He's probably had to deal with enough shit in his life, and then some dumbass pulls up to him, records him, accuses him of being an undercover officer and then calls his friend to beat him up with a skateboard. Especially at night, you cannot know what strangers are willing to do to you. For all that guy knows, David was setting him up to get jumped, robbed or even killed. You can't know that, and it's not a risk you should take ever. I really hope that guy somehow got out of that whole situation with little to no repercussions, cause man does that suck.
The boy trying to call his Dad and the lady who got kicked out by her Mom are such depressing situations. And David treating them like that is despicable, but I know he is more mental ill then the rest of them.
The saddest part is how a considerable part of his audience just feed into his delusions. They’re either just teasing him or very delusional themselves, which just makes David’s own beliefs stronger.
It doesn't help that David was effectively put through the exact situation that he is now stuck in the delusion of. He was put in a situation where everyone around him actually **were** cops during the search of his car. Like, how weird would it be to find out that everyone you interacted with in this massive chaotic scene was effectively an actor lol. I'd probably be paranoid as heck about every interaction I have after that too. I'm sure it didn't help his clear descent into paranoid schizophrenia.
exactly. they are either 1) the same types of paranoid schizos as he is 2) teasing him 3) people so bored of life that they actually want to believe in real life ARGs. from what I've read on that channel, it seems to be the first option to me. like attracts like. but all of the options are equally harmful because they support the madman's cause. seriously, wtf is happening to this world??
The girl in the park really hit deep. How she doesn't seem even a bit angry or insulted from how David talks to her and just explains the situation really shows how bad her situation is.
She doesn't realize he doesn't believe her and is being rude to her. If you pay attention and try to see it from her perspective, it just seems like someone asking about her. Plus she's probably going through it and wants to share her story. You gotta remember that people on the streets interact with lots of very, very strange people all the time. David comes across as relatively normal in a lot of these clips.
@@akurvaanyadat yes it was very obvious but to her she probably didn't notice because of what she was going through and thought somebody was there to help her or at least listen
This is.... heartbreaking. Not what is happening to David, but how he is harassing innocent people on the street. I couldn't finish watching that part. I work in mental health outreach and while I work with youth, my boss previously worked in the adult intensive outpatient program which works with many people who are houseless and struggling. Seeing the guy who wants to call his dad and the girl being kicked out by her mom are situations I am familiar with and in those moments, you are at an all-time low and often feel hopeless, his being terrible to them makes that low a thousand times worse.
Dude, sometimes the homeless are hired by corrupt police for peanuts for harassment campaigns. Here's a good example. These people that do this actually are making a big joke out of the mental health system, playing both sides. ua-cam.com/video/e6wueKeQd1M/v-deo.htmlsi=YGaz2uwOYksBrO5j
The next day all of the guys neighbors called the cops, on you you may ask? On him!😃😃😃 All of his neighbors are concerned for thier his mental health. Really nice neighbors huh? If people were vandalizing my car and driving around my house with provocations, threats, and attempts to end my life... id expect my neighbors to come outside, to my aid. He also has videos of his neighbors doing very bizarre things. And you can imagine how frustrating and angry it can make a person to be called crazy, to have ones words fall on deaf ears when things like this are happening in your life everyday and you still don't know "who they are" and why they refuse to stop doing this. What a nightmare! Something out of a Stephen King novel or something. And this is the grim reality of it. Gang stalking is real... ua-cam.com/video/GEzGz5ygX1s/v-deo.htmlsi=VQ8qLQcoyIoyR2Gz
I remember when I first found this dudes channel. I was begging other channels to cover the story. Thank you sooooo much for covering this guy. Unfortunately, he did watch it and is just sick and refusing help. I feel awful for his girlfriend and dog. Paranoid schizophrenia is awful. I just hope he gets the help he needs. It’s never too late.
I work at a store in the same city that David and Flooze lived in during 2022. "Flooze" had been to our store multiple times throughout that year and actually screamed at my coworkers, customers, and I to stop gangstalking her practically every time if you looked in her direction. I'll be honest, we all didn't know what it meant and just thought she had a serious drug/mental issue and started referring to her as the "Gangstalking Girl." It's wild to see this after actually interacting with them a few times in the past.
Gotta love this dude chasing someone, calling him a cop and then calls the cops to arrest 'their buddy ' and they do! My head hurts with the logic here
They only pretended to arrest him. When I was in the hospital recovering- Officer Solorzano threatened me with arrest to discourage me from pressing charges. I have filmed myself going to the LAPD a half dozen times trying to get even the name of the undercover cop (hes a Ventura County Sheriffs Deputy) who beat me and they had no record of his arrest or any arrest happening that night. That’s why the police weren’t wearing their body cameras. They took them off ahead of time.
Gotta love the government they make people lose it rember ted and mk ultra who knows what would have happened to him if the government didn't do stuff to its own citizens
Controversial opinion, this dude needs to be tracked and arrested. Just watching the clip of him getting a random black person arrested while also being homeless is incredibly distressing. While he may not physically harm somebody, he will definitely cause others to escalate their behaviors and I really do believe he's a societal danger.
This seems like an emotional reaction rather than one rooted in logic. What does it matter that the person he got arrested happen to be black? Furthermore, why does him being homeless make this "distressing"? Are you saying homeless people shouldn't be able to get other homeless people arrested? Seems bold to say he's causing others to escalate their behaviors when you have no knowledge of any of these peoples prior behaviors. By your logic of "societal danger" lots of people, maybe even most homeless or mentally ill people, should be "tracked and arrested".
@@deadman019ur tryna reach for nuthing he got someone arrested after he nd his pal chased them down attacking him with a skateboard. Regardless the victim either being black or homeless hes gotta get time for that alone. And yeah a lot of homeless people are dangerous that's why people call l.a a hellhole
@@IsaiahArgullin What sense does it make that someone's "gotta get time" for reporting a crime to the police? Also, the homeless black guy was detained and then released not arrested as you claim.
what terrifies me the most is that if you just walk around the city at night, you see the true horrors that exist just out of sight, with people like David as your tour guide.
Oh, yes, in the right city at the right time of night in the totally wrong neighborhood, a person can definitely get stalked by a gang in a legitimately sinister way because those folks are always suspicious of newcomers in their territories. Though I do live like an hour away from Juarez so a little paranoia can be a healthy thing.
I lived in L.A. for 2 years. A fresh 18 year old boy from a small town in Michigan. I worked at Mel's diner on sunset and would get off work super super late and saw all that Hollywood had to offer at 3 am. Absolutely wild.
Same. Ik there's more serious ones but I also really felt for the guy he accused of the CP thing. Like bro was just tryna eat his takeout and sip his lil soda, then up comes this guy.. 😅
On the subject of his girlfrind- I was in her place at one time. When someone is so obsessed with proving they're telling the truth that they push a d push until you nit only just agree with them (knowing they're delusional) but you will begin to point out parallels/connect dots to win their favor/trust because they trust no one even the person closest to them so you feel the need to prove you're "on their side" or believe them all the time because these people are OBSESSED with being belived. It's such a miserable existence,I promise she's probably just trying to survive because being a single woman on the streets is an even more scary/miserable situation then dealing with someone whis mentally ill
Guys David is a drug addicted… he’s high and suffering from paranoia. As a former drug addicted (meth ) I can confirm this as all my friends including me thought the feds were following me
ironic how david tries snuffing out any narcs in his area when david is the one setting people up to be arrested and harassing the community, he’s the one acting like a narc if anything 💀
Setting up people? You mean cause you think of it as instigating? Public recording is allowed unless done with proven malice. From what I gather, your immediate assumption is hes a narc? And hes making people react to get them arrested? But if they are cops how can they be arrested? The thing is, Gangstalking has been proven in the past and a case on youtube actually was a great Journal of this. THINK before you react kid.
I’m a therapist and it’s not always that evident that someone is dealing with psychosis. Sometimes you work with someone for a long time before you realize they’re having delusions because their delusions are less bizarre than the ones people think of when they think of schizophrenia. Additionally people with schizophrenia can have long spans of time without "positive" symptoms (hallucinations and delusions for example). It’s also possible to have psychosis as a result of substance use or as a result of an extreme stressor. That diagnosis wouldn’t be schizophrenia though. It seems like you have a pretty good understanding of this already but I figured I’d throw out a mental health field perspective! I hope he gets help. It makes me sad to see this.
That's interesting! I'd imagine it is probably particularly difficult to realize someone is dealing with a mental health issue when their delusions are less outlandish than what is typically expected since it's normal for everyone to have delusions about certain things sometimes. Also, on your point about drug induced psychosis. I thought this was mainly caused by severe stimulant use due to the excessive release of dopamine and sleep deprivation. If David is using at all, I'd suspect it would be a downer considering what was allegedly found in his home. Do opiates also cause psychosis when used excessively?
Yeah I have worked with coworkers who seem totally normal until one day you find out that one thing they always talk about (like a suspicion they always talk about) is completely not real and you never look at them the same.
Since you are a therapist, can I ask you something? And be honest please. How many of the people that get schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or other really destructive mental health issues that make people dangerous not for themselves but also for others...how many of those can be completely cured to the point when they return to live the life they lived before? Cause from what I have seen on the internet on from the people I have met personally...I feel like it's less than 1%. And then the question is whether these people should be in our societies, no matter how harsh it makes me sound.
And I can say this as a long time police accountability community member, it’s not totally out of the question that cops wouldnt target people, because they do. Ive seen it and it’s much more blatant, not veiled at all or thinly masked as “help”. It’s nothing like this. Hope he gets the help he needs.
Thank you for pointing this out! I have schizophrenia and as you mentioned, psychosis isn't always as obvious or disorganized as people would think. It's different for everyone. In my case, I kept my delusions hidden because of a "threat" (which obviously didn't exist) that if I told anyone, horrible things would happen. On the outside though, my family didn't suspect anything was off about me because I didn't have the disorganized speech or flight of ideas/word salad that other schizophrenics sometimes do. There's a stereotype of what schizophrenia looks like or how we act that isn't entirely wrong, but is true for a good portion of schizophrenics. However, most of the time if you run into one of us somewhere, you'd never know that person was ill. It's a horrible, complex illness. Also, thanks to @ScareTheater for being more understanding about mental illness than a lot of content creators on this site.
i can’t get over how David seemed to primarily target Black homeless people when majority of police are not Black… he seemed to me more comfortable with ACTUAL police rather than just homeless Black folk on the streets! not to mention accusing one of them of his own CP 👀
thats what was nagging at me the entire time i was watching the video. besides the scenes of him talking to the girl in the park and the guy who wanted to call his father, all of the ppl he harassed were homeless black folks. not denying that he prolly is going thru delusions, but its interesting to say the least that the primary targets are black people who are going thru their own hardships without the white man accusing them of planting cp on his laptop and calling the cops on them
I think the black homeless people thing was a coincidence though. I don't believe in this make-believe "white people racist curse" that apparently makes us not accountable to not be racist.
Yea, it’s like, how do people like this not realize the world doesn’t revolve around them? I assume the police have better things to do than play mind games all day lol. But the cruel irony is - when you go out expecting negative energy, that’s what you’ll get. And thus reaffirming their beliefs. They’d say, “See? I told you this city is full of racists.” Or whatever it may be. It’s confirmation bias.
That was freaking hilarious. Where did he even get that thing? Was it a sink? Don't get me wrong I have plenty of empathy for the homeless, I've been myself. I'm just not going to sit here and pretend an old man dueling some doofy teenage skater like they are Highlander's locked in combat, isn't funny. Even the camera angle made it look like something from an 80s action movie. There can be only one (narc). And it was David that night.
@@dishonoredundead I'm glad I'm not the only one 😭 ik it's serious and sad but I couldn't help but laugh. They really do look like kids having the kind of sword fight where they try not to hit each other too hard so they don't get in trouble. Like it almost looks staged-- not the way this guy thinks, just like a comedy bit.
LA/Hollywood BLVD at night (especially all the way down to Sunset & a block away on each side) is almost another world entirely compared to the day. For example, my wife & I were doing a 3 day/2 night stay with a friend who shares an apartment with the guy who played Beans on Even Stevens back in the early 00’s. They lived by Dodgers Stadium (2016? So I don’t know if it’s Dodgers still) & that neighborhood was cramped but nice. We’d hit Hollywood BLVD during the day - Mann’s Chinese Theater, Ghirardelli, Madame Tussaud’s area - and it was all chill except tons of pickpockets, celebrity impersonators, furries/cartoon characters, etc. As soon as night hits (~8:30pm til 5:30am or daylight) it was basically tweakers, beggars, thieves, dealers, and homeless/unhoused (whichever term makes you feel better about it). We spent a solid 18 hours straight filming the entire area (Hollywood BLVD, Sunset, Hollywood Hills/Observatory, Scientology Building, Santa Monica Boardwalk, Beverly Hills) during the day, a slow ride through the same areas at night (with the exception of Griffith Park & Beverly Hills), and it was a mind-f-k to someone from a small town with barely a criminal element/drugs no heavier than 💊 & 🪴/shelters for people who need it. The 4 of us (My friend Chris, “Beans”, My Wife, & I) ended the night at the Santa Monica Pier/Beach with a few beers & just reflected on it all as the waves rolled in. The next day we did more of the same sightseeing but were more weary since we witnessed 2 assaults/robberies plus a guy pushing around his pregnant acquaintance in a shopping cart while she was smoking what looked like m3th (glass pipe & sparked a bit) that first night (plus more that would get a comment deleted or flagged). Whole thing reminded me of some late night Dateline episode or doomsday movie. That final day where we went to a party in Culver City, some guy’s indie movie premiere, and Hollywood Forever Cemetery felt so sanitized, comparatively speaking. I’d still rather live there than bumf-k Alabama though. Everyone we met was pretty nice and not judgmental compared to the “good ole boys” & Hypo-Karens who live here.
This guy is from my city and I remember hearing about his house being busted. Im pretty sure he was already known for dealing to the local homeless all over Ventura County
Oh man I remember coming across this guy a while back, the haunting thing in the videos I watched was him turning on all his friends who were also homeless and just the bone-deep depression of documenting unrelenting poverty while being so deluded about it. Him and his girlfriend seem to be broken people desperate to figure out why their lives have turned out like this.
The cops immediately running and arresting the black homeless guy because some pos who harrassed him and got them to go after him is so sickening. He's a bigger narc than anyone else
I felt really bad for that guy who just wanted to call his dad, i recognized that he was outside of the parking lot at Universal Studios. It connects to Universal CityWalk. If he had known, maybe his night would have ended differently.
Gangstalking is not real. The only people we’ve ever heard mention gangstalking around us were the police themselves. When we were shown the Vice documentary on gangstalking by our friend Troy (friend flipped to informant) we realized that the police had made up the entire conspiracy theory to excuse police misconduct. It’s not real. Police stalking on the other hand- is.
@@thedaisiesgrow However, it's dangerous to say it never happens. A reporter died after providing very firm evidence (in the form of security camera footage) of the police gangstalking him before he ended up dead. There are other accounts of reporters going to debunk claims of people being gangstalked, only to find, during the interview out their house, everyone on the street standing outside in their yards, watching and being aggressive when approached. You'd think, if the person in question is crazy, they would defend themselves, but every single neighbor is aggressive and unwilling to talk.
@@nachgeben Damn I think i remember that. Was that the same dude who had security camera footage of a van full of agents pulling up opposite his property with a large camera-type apparatus pointing directly at his house?
This video is a perfect example of how mental health is dealt with in this country, from him to the other people, nobody is doing anything to help them.
@@Grandmaster-Kush yeaaaa there’s no way you actually believe asylums are the solution here. Pennhurst? Eastern State Penitentiary? Trans-Allegheny? We’ve been discarding society’s “undesirables” (sick, disabled, & addicted) into looney bins since the dark ages and it literally never ends well. Ever. These ppl don’t need to be rounded up & hidden from the rest of society, they need genuine care and compassion- something that asylums do not provide behind closed doors. I know, I was forced into one when I was 14 for suicidal ideation and I’ve never wanted to open my wrists more than at that place.
I see so much of my brother in this guy, who has now passed away. The frustration in the dad's voice... What can you do? "Oh, all you have to do is call police or 911." 😮💨 No. All you'll end up with is a stack of ambulance bills and a brother/son who now hates you for trying to help.
I understand being homeless. I was homeless for 3 years (it makes you feel crazy), even though I'm in an apartment now i feel still feel less sane than before I became homeless
Similar experience here, very tough to go through. It changes you, but sometimes it changes you in good ways. Hope all continues to go okay with you. 👍
Less sane as in, you feel like you live in a different reality? If so, it may be because you've seen how bad things can be, in places people wouldn't notice, right infront of them; yet they carry on as if it isn't happening Something similar happens with soldiers coming back from war, seeing people do mundane things and worrying so much about things that ultimately don't matter
@@bofa722 its hard to explain, but yeah once you experience it its hard to un see it. and your right a lot of people walk on by and don't seem to care. one of the hardest things for me was people i know who saw me homeless now probably think of me as a bum or something. it was hard getting a job (but i found one). dealing with gossip was difficult too. I feel this experience stunted me socially. makes me think that i should not live in the town i grew up in and maybe i should move. people are severely judgmental of homeless people whether they notice it or not.
@@TheVoltDenatsu people like you are destined to me homeless and I don’t feel bad. If you stop listening to your delusions maybe you could join society
Its horrible seeig one persons illness actively making others worse. He himself is homeless and doesn't even realize he's tearing away at the people around him because he can't admit his sickness
The thing with his girlfriend going along with it, could very easily be a folie à deux situation, where they’re both going through this traumatic experience together with a shared psychosis. *im not a doctor, just seems very similar to other cases of FAD I’ve heard about*
Could be a case of ‘Folie à deux’. He’s girlfriend isn’t helping the situation. She literally shares he’s delusion’s. If I was to take a wild guess, it looks like ‘induced’ psychosis from a cocktail of drugs. He most likely has a family history of mental illness. Now the added stress of possible imprisonment, it’s got him acting all crazy
The young girl who was thrown out by her mom hurts my heart so much. I used to be thrown out of the house a lot as a kid. All these kids having nowhere to go is so heartbreaking.
That part with the guy with his dad and the girl that was just standing there were pretty hard to watch, specially because this guy (who isn't all there) was the one that decided to talk to them, can you imagine how they feel after getting their feelings invalidated and treated that way? I do feel for David but you got to acknowledge that he needs help and that he views the world on such an apathetic light.
@@ZeeNastee What do you think "really happened"? From the video we see David recording him... then the homeless guy walks up and threatens David... then the homeless guy beats up David off camera.... so they follow him down the street... then the homeless guy beats up the guy with the skateboard... he is then arrested... but yeah "poor dude" I guess... that'll teach them not to record him.
He was warned that we'd already been through hell and didn't need any more. Now they are controlling the narrative setting people up to look even crazier
that cop he showed the vid to shouldve been like did you just show me a vid of you harassing a homeless guy then having him somehow arrested. hes like making his own evidence against himself
Same, I thought it was like some civilian trying to be a "vigilante" and stalk a gang to get information for the cops or something. Kind of like how the pedohunters try taking things into their own hands.
Someone being is such a strange mental place that they go and ask the cops to protect them from someone they think is also a cop is just wild. This guy and his girlfriend need a psych eval before they get seriously hurt.
As for how David and Flooze met and how they seem to go so well together, sounds like folie á deux and both of them being totally dysfunctional. That can have a tragic outcome. And David was very lucky that he was only dealing with homeless tweakers rather than some gangbangers or street thugs who could _really_ hurt him.
I'm related to someone like this. It's annoying because they always think you are plotting and any time you see them in public, they think you are following them. And ALL they talk about is people stalking them.
it should be said that calling someone from the west coast, (especially LA) a narc, a weirdo, a fed etc. is incredibly offensive to them lol. those words are used interchangably for so many negative things that im surprised it took so long for someone to physically retaliate.
It hurts to watch anyone go through this. Even if we only see him lashing out at strangers, his condition creates genuinely painful and terrifying memories that do the same damage as if they'd actually happened to him. And with the constant stress of homelessness, plus a partner corroborating these episodes, it's likely to keep getting worse for him.
If you’ve worked in any government office, you know these people. It’s incredibly ironic given they think the state is against them but they will call any and all government agency just to talk about their case. It’s incredibly bizarre
That's a very generalized statement. I wrote a book called fahrenheit 1984 when I was homeless prior to the lockdowns, I ended up having an interview with a UK independent research group but that was about it. People that actually researched the subject without knowing the "Who" is gangstalking have to go through complex research to figure out it's actualities. But don't call them "these people." You are dismissing people who actually may be involved in top secret projects under the PATRIOT Act for national security, I wrote about this in my book.
@@TheVoltDenatsuGet medication bro, you are showing symptoms of mental illness. You and these people are nowhere near important enough to follow, the government doesn’t give a shit about you. You are falling into madness and you have enablers so you will most likely end up like the guy in this video. We all laugh at you when you turn your back
This sounds like the dude was wrongfully charged with a crime, kicked out of his home, and so he's now under a lot of stress and is quickly becoming paranoid and delusional. I doubt both him and his wife just happened to have paranoid schizophrenia, but it's very easy to become paranoid when you're under intense stress.
Watching him harassing people is wild. I find it super ironic that as soon as he got the chance he ran to the cops when the guy beat both him and his friend.
This is a really, really great video! It's my first video on this channel, as it was recommended to me and the title sounded interesting. I find "gang stalking" and the whole TI community fascinating (but in a sad way). It's really well put together, both informative and empathetic. Not that my one sub means anything when the channel is already at 1.4M, but you just got one anyway. I'm super excited to check out the rest of your content!
I'm really happy you enjoyed the video! And don't think that "one sub doesn't mean anything". I'm grateful for every person who subscribes. I wouldn't be here without you guys. Welcome aboard, and I hope you enjoy my future content!
There are so many people who have gang stalking delusions that post their videos online. I have watched several different people who have posted videos similar to this. One was a woman who was in her home and recording behind her back yard fence saying the kids next door playing basketball were spying on her and then she ended up going outside and walked down her street to one of her neighbors house that she claims is stalking and spying on her also. It's sad. And you will never be able to convince them that it's not real because to them it is very real.
I don’t like the fact he’s mainly predominantly ONLY targeting black homeless people and the part of the guy trying to call his dad and give an address broke my heart.. plus also if he’s so against cops why do he himself keeps calling the cops and if he has CP on his laptop how and why is this sicko not locked up.
Great example of "folie à deux". ETA: So yeah, instead of "The Truman Show", "The Narc Show"! Boy does this guy need help. And his partner in psychosis. Imagine calling your gf "Flooze", as in floozy. Anybody still know that word? Also I agree, defense mechanism.
Yeah, I still know that word, and I was thinking the same as you; why would you allow that to be your nickname? This whole situation is just gross and depressing, and I already see enough of that being from Southern California, where the homeless population just increases every day. People judge a lot of these people, but it's expensive to live out here, and it's getting to the point where I have to consider moving to a different state to keep up with the rising cost of inflation. With that said, I still think this David guy clearly lacks empathy and I'm not buying that he thinks *everyone* is connected to the police. I think he probably believes all these UA-cam videos of him bullying and stalking people will financially pull him out of the muck he and his girlfriend ended up in.
@@KittyGoldPaint Mmm I dunno. I've had a lot of experience with mentally ill people, and he does follow the pattern of obsession and paranoia pretty well. You can't really fake that. He's not a complete idiot and I'm sure he's trying to turn things to his advantage but this guy's thinking process is definitely not normal. Homeless pretty much equals mental problems in my experience (and I had a lot of it when I was younger). I'm going to be interested if there's updates on this story.
@@ScareTheater Yeah I'm like a UA-cam obsessive watching everything under the sun but I've had a lifelong interest in psychology, lol, so that's something I watch a lot of. That was something I'd known about for a while though, actually. There are some interesting vids on here on the subject, you should look into it. 😁 Oh and I came back because I realized I'd misspelled it, I was really tired last night. 🥱
ive had a few encounters with people who thought undercover cops were stalking them. one time i rushed to catch the bus cuz i saw it pull up and this woman nearby was also trying to catch the bus and she started screaming and yelling at me (for running to catch it i guess) that she knows im an undercover cop which was super perplexing. she started getting in my face about it when i was just late for work and couldnt afford to be late🙂 another time some guy kept staring holes into my face and got up in a crowded cafe and started yelling that he knew i was a cop very loudly bc I was acting weird. like bro. im acting weird cuz you followed me for 5 blocks into a cafe 😭 I wish mental health options were more available in my country :/
What I've noticed, as someone who has delusional tendencies (no diagnosed disorder, but the symptoms are there) is that opposites do NOT attract in this case and it's actually seemingly very commong for two delusional people to meet up, fall in love, and rather than support each other through their delusions (they will try, believe me, they will) actually end up feeding into it, even if they havent said anything. Just being delusional around another delusional person will spark it. Its so weird.
This story is specifically depressing in a way that David's own fears, while irrational, would not be an issue in a society that doesn't treat people in horrifically unjust manners. I can sympathize specifically because of the way the system is built and it really just feels like it's a cycle of adding up to make the story even more depressing the more you think about it.
Just curiously went to David's channel to see what people were saying, and it made me genuinely enraged. The video of him and his friend stalking and assaulting a random homeless guy has like 200k views and the comments are full of people feeding his delusions about the LAPD. Ironically though HE'S the one acting like the feds. White guy with a camera going around accusing black and homeless people of crimes they didn't commit. So fucking bizzare. On a more recent video he said all of his long time friends are special informants, which makes me think he's fully gone. Anyone who does not belive him or tried to get him help is a special informan in his brain.
The part where the young man wanted to call his dad really got to me. That is somebody's baby. He sounded so alone and scared and just uggg. It hurt my heart so badly to see him be treated so terribly when he just wanted to talk to his family and get home.
It sounds like he may have shizotypal disorder rather than schizophrenia. Schizotypal disorder is marked by unusual beliefs, attributions and ideas that can easily tip over into delusions but without the hallucinations and bizzare language.
You can always tell someone suffering from gang watching by the way they answer 2 questions, why are they stalking you, or why are you important to them and how do you know they are stalking you. Their response to those will tell you everything you need to know.
Like you know the answer to either. I was " gangstalked" for 11 years. I didn't even know it was a thing until after I moved away and found it on the internet. I had to move 5000 miles away for it to end. During that time I couldn't have answered those two questions because I didn't know. I thought it was the local neighborhood watch,which they were part of it. But I didn't put it all together until after I had left. I can tell you that it was so bad that it made me sell my house and move to escape it. That's all a really long story,I just wanted you to know not to judge someone by the questions you said to ask because most times they won't know,they will be even questioning their own sanity,which is an intended result of the harassment. Which there are many.
@@peterslanger6062Peter your just insane and trying to cope what you sold your house and moved 5000 miles away Cause you thought “you were being watched”
@@peterslanger6062let me enlighten you Your not that important to stalk I’ve committed Many crimes during my Youth and followed by police after they catch you it’s over bud.. you done nothing worth following hurting or arresting you for I hope One day This sad paranoia that made you move 5000 miles from a town you probably once loved Fades
@@peterslanger6062this is coming from a Guy who’s lost his brother his cousin both to murder his mother to Fentyal Over dose, Being shot At 17 By a close Friend I know all about being Afraid about what’s to come and not being sure if people are out to get you.. It’s no way to live
@@peterslanger6062like Peter really read the last couple lines of your sentence Your insane man.. How do you not realize that I hope you don’t end up hurting yourself or anyone Really read what I’m saying I’m concerned about you it’s hard to fathom people actually believe the bullshit they’re telling them selves
There's somebody like this at the store I work at. I work retail part-time and there's this guy who has a body camera and walks around friendly at first, but then becomes agitated and super racist, while claiming he "works for the government" and "knows people". When he gets confronted, he takes his phone out and calls a number, which is saved as "government office" (we can see because he shows it to us as a way to scare us) then leaves the store. He does this several times while stealing, or just when he's bored, I guess.
i think this video(homeless ppl not david) should be shown to everyone to humanize the homeless problem. these ppl weren’t always like this. some of them had jobs and families. they were sons and daughter, brothers and sisters. the world is so cold right now something needs to change
Oh man. I read the comments about them and still wasnt ready for those last few interactions. Its the crazy colliding with more crazy. Not the kind of crazy you usually find on youtube, but the heartbreaking 'make you question God' kind of hopeless crazy. Appreciate everything you have people. Not even your brain is guaranteed in life.
Its 100% legal to film anyone in public without their consent. it's legal to film in a library. It's legal to film people without their consent in a library, any public buildings and anywhere in public in every city and state in the US
This whole situation is so depressing, a lot of the people portrayed in the video need help though, they have been all left alone to deal with their own situations however they can, unfortunately not doing it in the best way and even hurting others in the process
These gangstalkers accuse people of stalking them, and yet they follow/ stalk people down streets with cameras... like the so called "stalkers" they accuse of following them... lol
I remember seeing these videos on UA-cam shorts! It was crazy how he just left the comments on, people were saying things like: "THE COPS OUTSIDE!!" or "David, why 'ya playing hard to get??"
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the real stories make me sad. i miss the creepypasta type stuff
God bless you brotha , I hope you doing good stay safe out here much love ❤🙏
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I really don’t think we should just gloss over the fact that david claimed to have CP on his computer “planted by the police”….it almost seems like he’s trying to create an elaborate defense to dodge charges, but he’s not doing a very good job considering that he’s the one letting it be known that CP is on his computer and his court case is solely about the alleged drugs
Thank god I’m not the only who thought this. I thought it was so bizarre to just bring up CP out of nowhere when this whole time he’s been under investigation for drugs. Kinda like he knows if he got caught and they found the CP he’d have no other way to get out of it. Truly a sick individual who needs a lot of help
Yeah, I gotta question why the hell David said that.
I'm hoping its him imagining it.
really really good point.. bump
@adachyy3186 if he's consuming CP he's beyond help
that video of the girl on drugs in the park at night is heartbreaking.
She needed someone to be there for her, and all she got was this nutcase
she must have felt so hopeful for a moment when telling him why she was outside. for a moment it seemed like someone came back to help her, and then she realized he didn’t want to help. the one with the boy is equally heartbreaking for the same reason, he wanted help and instead got yelled at and scared
That part broke my heart. Those days where you have nowhere to go. And this loser shows up and starts filming her.
I immediately lost any sliver of sympathy I might've had for him.
Yeah, I hope that girl is doing better now.
she must be some nutcase too
@@PaulRudd1941he is sick too....
I can't help but feel horrible for the dude that was arrested. He's probably had to deal with enough shit in his life, and then some dumbass pulls up to him, records him, accuses him of being an undercover officer and then calls his friend to beat him up with a skateboard. Especially at night, you cannot know what strangers are willing to do to you. For all that guy knows, David was setting him up to get jumped, robbed or even killed. You can't know that, and it's not a risk you should take ever.
I really hope that guy somehow got out of that whole situation with little to no repercussions, cause man does that suck.
This guy's smarter than you
Damn.
@@LFLucifear?
@@LFLucifear go get checked out at the hospital your comments genuinely don't make sense
He's probably always been a criminal, so he's just back home.
fun fact;: david now has a warrant for his arrest from missing court
He's not mentally unwell he's just a very good troll.
@@electroduval831 what do you mean, he has an actual warrant out, check the case number
Are you implying people with actual warrants are mentally unwell?
@@electroduval831 I’m implying David is yea, not generalizing
@@electroduval831 what part of him being a homeless man with a warrant out for his arrest seems like a troll? Have you actually looked into him?
*holds up ripped Frosted Flakes label*
“Evidently they think I’m a little bit flakey?”
WHAT 💀
Schizomaxxing
ngl, I laughed IRL at that. That sounded like a scripted line, and a well-scripted line at that.
The boy trying to call his Dad and the lady who got kicked out by her Mom are such depressing situations. And David treating them like that is despicable, but I know he is more mental ill then the rest of them.
Mentally
They need help
Yeah you can't really blame David when viewing his apathetic reactions to other people in need of help. At the end of the day he's just like them.
@@musicinthewildwood relax, psycho
Heartbreaking.
The saddest part is how a considerable part of his audience just feed into his delusions. They’re either just teasing him or very delusional themselves, which just makes David’s own beliefs stronger.
Some people knowingly feed into it for fun
@@thatonerotom8999 It’s just sad and very detrimental to his already bad mental state…
It doesn't help that David was effectively put through the exact situation that he is now stuck in the delusion of. He was put in a situation where everyone around him actually **were** cops during the search of his car. Like, how weird would it be to find out that everyone you interacted with in this massive chaotic scene was effectively an actor lol. I'd probably be paranoid as heck about every interaction I have after that too. I'm sure it didn't help his clear descent into paranoid schizophrenia.
exactly. they are either
1) the same types of paranoid schizos as he is
2) teasing him
3) people so bored of life that they actually want to believe in real life ARGs.
from what I've read on that channel, it seems to be the first option to me. like attracts like. but all of the options are equally harmful because they support the madman's cause. seriously, wtf is happening to this world??
@@thatonerotom8999The worst people.
The girl in the park really hit deep. How she doesn't seem even a bit angry or insulted from how David talks to her and just explains the situation really shows how bad her situation is.
She doesn't realize he doesn't believe her and is being rude to her. If you pay attention and try to see it from her perspective, it just seems like someone asking about her. Plus she's probably going through it and wants to share her story. You gotta remember that people on the streets interact with lots of very, very strange people all the time. David comes across as relatively normal in a lot of these clips.
@@Metal_Horror Idk, I feel like it's clear that he doesn't believe her just from his tone alone. He sounds almost like he is mocking her imo..
@@akurvaanyadat yes it was very obvious but to her she probably didn't notice because of what she was going through and thought somebody was there to help her or at least listen
Gave up hope of ever actually getting someone to care that will help. I'm gonna die like this :(
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This is.... heartbreaking. Not what is happening to David, but how he is harassing innocent people on the street. I couldn't finish watching that part. I work in mental health outreach and while I work with youth, my boss previously worked in the adult intensive outpatient program which works with many people who are houseless and struggling. Seeing the guy who wants to call his dad and the girl being kicked out by her mom are situations I am familiar with and in those moments, you are at an all-time low and often feel hopeless, his being terrible to them makes that low a thousand times worse.
Dude, sometimes the homeless are hired by corrupt police for peanuts for harassment campaigns. Here's a good example.
These people that do this actually are making a big joke out of the mental health system, playing both sides.
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The next day all of the guys neighbors called the cops, on you you may ask? On him!😃😃😃
All of his neighbors are concerned for thier his mental health. Really nice neighbors huh?
If people were vandalizing my car and driving around my house with provocations, threats, and attempts to end my life... id expect my neighbors to come outside, to my aid. He also has videos of his neighbors doing very bizarre things. And you can imagine how frustrating and angry it can make a person to be called crazy, to have ones words fall on deaf ears when things like this are happening in your life everyday and you still don't know "who they are" and why they refuse to stop doing this. What a nightmare! Something out of a Stephen King novel or something. And this is the grim reality of it. Gang stalking is real...
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I remember when I first found this dudes channel. I was begging other channels to cover the story. Thank you sooooo much for covering this guy. Unfortunately, he did watch it and is just sick and refusing help. I feel awful for his girlfriend and dog. Paranoid schizophrenia is awful. I just hope he gets the help he needs. It’s never too late.
I work at a store in the same city that David and Flooze lived in during 2022. "Flooze" had been to our store multiple times throughout that year and actually screamed at my coworkers, customers, and I to stop gangstalking her practically every time if you looked in her direction. I'll be honest, we all didn't know what it meant and just thought she had a serious drug/mental issue and started referring to her as the "Gangstalking Girl." It's wild to see this after actually interacting with them a few times in the past.
Imagine you work at a store and someone comes often enough to accuse YOU of stalking
Gotta love this dude chasing someone, calling him a cop and then calls the cops to arrest 'their buddy ' and they do! My head hurts with the logic here
There is no logic here.
They only pretended to arrest him. When I was in the hospital recovering- Officer Solorzano threatened me with arrest to discourage me from pressing charges. I have filmed myself going to the LAPD a half dozen times trying to get even the name of the undercover cop (hes a Ventura County Sheriffs Deputy) who beat me and they had no record of his arrest or any arrest happening that night. That’s why the police weren’t wearing their body cameras. They took them off ahead of time.
It’s a mind game to make em think your right but really there juss playing you and giving you a fraud sense of comfort
@@DeadKastleis your name David?
Hello fellow schizo @@DeadKastle
mentally ill or not, he truly makes everyone he meets even more miserable with his actions.
Think that makes him a "perpetrator "
Gotta love the government they make people lose it rember ted and mk ultra who knows what would have happened to him if the government didn't do stuff to its own citizens
you sound like a gang stalker. he don't know he should have never said anything and investigated the stalker.
@@travishugh-m5l And you sound like you don’t speak English
Man, when even the homeless guy believes youre harrassing HIM and wants u to leave him alone...
Controversial opinion, this dude needs to be tracked and arrested. Just watching the clip of him getting a random black person arrested while also being homeless is incredibly distressing. While he may not physically harm somebody, he will definitely cause others to escalate their behaviors and I really do believe he's a societal danger.
lol thats whats hes scared of lol being tracked and arrested, probably for acting weird
lmao self fulfilling prophecy
This seems like an emotional reaction rather than one rooted in logic. What does it matter that the person he got arrested happen to be black? Furthermore, why does him being homeless make this "distressing"? Are you saying homeless people shouldn't be able to get other homeless people arrested? Seems bold to say he's causing others to escalate their behaviors when you have no knowledge of any of these peoples prior behaviors. By your logic of "societal danger" lots of people, maybe even most homeless or mentally ill people, should be "tracked and arrested".
@@deadman019ur tryna reach for nuthing he got someone arrested after he nd his pal chased them down attacking him with a skateboard. Regardless the victim either being black or homeless hes gotta get time for that alone. And yeah a lot of homeless people are dangerous that's why people call l.a a hellhole
@@IsaiahArgullin What sense does it make that someone's "gotta get time" for reporting a crime to the police? Also, the homeless black guy was detained and then released not arrested as you claim.
The most worrying thing about this is if he ever harasses anyone to the point where the police ARE called it'll just reconfirm his paranoia
i mean he's the one flagging down cops to arrest the victim of his harassing, which is such an ironic, to put it kindly, move on his part.
@@direktive4 yeah I can't wrap my head around that too... This guy's mind just sound like one big ouroboros...
@@seanentzel9616 my armchair analysis is this is what happens when narcissism and sleep deprivation and a sense of entitlement mix together
When people have mental illness like this everything confirms their mental illness
that literally happens in the video....ffs.
what terrifies me the most is that if you just walk around the city at night, you see the true horrors that exist just out of sight, with people like David as your tour guide.
That was a good line. You should be my assistant writer haha
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Oh, yes, in the right city at the right time of night in the totally wrong neighborhood, a person can definitely get stalked by a gang in a legitimately sinister way because those folks are always suspicious of newcomers in their territories.
Though I do live like an hour away from Juarez so a little paranoia can be a healthy thing.
That's why I stay the hell out of cities as much as possible.
I lived in L.A. for 2 years. A fresh 18 year old boy from a small town in Michigan. I worked at Mel's diner on sunset and would get off work super super late and saw all that Hollywood had to offer at 3 am. Absolutely wild.
I feel bad for the guy he keeps filming. Dude just wants to be left alone, I understand his frustration.
everyone?
@@spookdaddy9035 ?????
Same. Ik there's more serious ones but I also really felt for the guy he accused of the CP thing. Like bro was just tryna eat his takeout and sip his lil soda, then up comes this guy.. 😅
@@charredolive he keeps filming everyone
@@spookdaddy9035I should clarify. It's the guy in which he called the cops on.
On the subject of his girlfrind- I was in her place at one time. When someone is so obsessed with proving they're telling the truth that they push a d push until you nit only just agree with them (knowing they're delusional) but you will begin to point out parallels/connect dots to win their favor/trust because they trust no one even the person closest to them so you feel the need to prove you're "on their side" or believe them all the time because these people are OBSESSED with being belived. It's such a miserable existence,I promise she's probably just trying to survive because being a single woman on the streets is an even more scary/miserable situation then dealing with someone whis mentally ill
Guys David is a drug addicted… he’s high and suffering from paranoia. As a former drug addicted (meth ) I can confirm this as all my friends including me thought the feds were following me
This guys whole life is “If they breathe, they are a COP!!”
The guy overdosing sure wasnt breathing tho, still called him a fed 😂
Hmm, thats exactly what a cop would say..
No kidding. I think he even believes some of his (former) friends are D.E.A. plants...
Found the fed.
Found the fucking fed!
ironic how david tries snuffing out any narcs in his area when david is the one setting people up to be arrested and harassing the community, he’s the one acting like a narc if anything 💀
Its crazy what happens when the government messes with people (especially if they're crazy) cough cough mk cough cough ultra cough cough
how is he setting up people to be arrested exactly?
Setting up people? You mean cause you think of it as instigating? Public recording is allowed unless done with proven malice. From what I gather, your immediate assumption is hes a narc? And hes making people react to get them arrested? But if they are cops how can they be arrested?
The thing is, Gangstalking has been proven in the past and a case on youtube actually was a great Journal of this. THINK before you react kid.
@@cacadeperrobro, it’s just a comment 💀 talking about “think before you react kid 🤓🐺” 😭
@@cacadeperro You dropped your foil hat, king
I’m a therapist and it’s not always that evident that someone is dealing with psychosis. Sometimes you work with someone for a long time before you realize they’re having delusions because their delusions are less bizarre than the ones people think of when they think of schizophrenia. Additionally people with schizophrenia can have long spans of time without "positive" symptoms (hallucinations and delusions for example). It’s also possible to have psychosis as a result of substance use or as a result of an extreme stressor. That diagnosis wouldn’t be schizophrenia though. It seems like you have a pretty good understanding of this already but I figured I’d throw out a mental health field perspective!
I hope he gets help. It makes me sad to see this.
That's interesting! I'd imagine it is probably particularly difficult to realize someone is dealing with a mental health issue when their delusions are less outlandish than what is typically expected since it's normal for everyone to have delusions about certain things sometimes.
Also, on your point about drug induced psychosis. I thought this was mainly caused by severe stimulant use due to the excessive release of dopamine and sleep deprivation. If David is using at all, I'd suspect it would be a downer considering what was allegedly found in his home. Do opiates also cause psychosis when used excessively?
Yeah I have worked with coworkers who seem totally normal until one day you find out that one thing they always talk about (like a suspicion they always talk about) is completely not real and you never look at them the same.
Since you are a therapist, can I ask you something? And be honest please. How many of the people that get schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or other really destructive mental health issues that make people dangerous not for themselves but also for others...how many of those can be completely cured to the point when they return to live the life they lived before? Cause from what I have seen on the internet on from the people I have met personally...I feel like it's less than 1%. And then the question is whether these people should be in our societies, no matter how harsh it makes me sound.
And I can say this as a long time police accountability community member, it’s not totally out of the question that cops wouldnt target people, because they do. Ive seen it and it’s much more blatant, not veiled at all or thinly masked as “help”. It’s nothing like this. Hope he gets the help he needs.
Thank you for pointing this out! I have schizophrenia and as you mentioned, psychosis isn't always as obvious or disorganized as people would think. It's different for everyone. In my case, I kept my delusions hidden because of a "threat" (which obviously didn't exist) that if I told anyone, horrible things would happen. On the outside though, my family didn't suspect anything was off about me because I didn't have the disorganized speech or flight of ideas/word salad that other schizophrenics sometimes do. There's a stereotype of what schizophrenia looks like or how we act that isn't entirely wrong, but is true for a good portion of schizophrenics. However, most of the time if you run into one of us somewhere, you'd never know that person was ill. It's a horrible, complex illness. Also, thanks to @ScareTheater for being more understanding about mental illness than a lot of content creators on this site.
i can’t get over how David seemed to primarily target Black homeless people when majority of police are not Black… he seemed to me more comfortable with ACTUAL police rather than just homeless Black folk on the streets! not to mention accusing one of them of his own CP 👀
thats what was nagging at me the entire time i was watching the video. besides the scenes of him talking to the girl in the park and the guy who wanted to call his father, all of the ppl he harassed were homeless black folks. not denying that he prolly is going thru delusions, but its interesting to say the least that the primary targets are black people who are going thru their own hardships without the white man accusing them of planting cp on his laptop and calling the cops on them
I think the black homeless people thing was a coincidence though. I don't believe in this make-believe "white people racist curse" that apparently makes us not accountable to not be racist.
That's just a coincidence though. That seems more conspiratorial than David himself
@@glmtwn 🤦♂️
@@glmtwnyou didn’t even need to phrase it that way bruh. those back people facing their own hardships because they’re homeless
Im honestly more sad about the people getting kicked out of their parents' house, and now they have to deal with dangerous individuals like david
Them actively swordfighting with a skateboard is actually insane.
Yea, it’s like, how do people like this not realize the world doesn’t revolve around them? I assume the police have better things to do than play mind games all day lol.
But the cruel irony is - when you go out expecting negative energy, that’s what you’ll get. And thus reaffirming their beliefs. They’d say, “See? I told you this city is full of racists.” Or whatever it may be. It’s confirmation bias.
That was freaking hilarious. Where did he even get that thing? Was it a sink? Don't get me wrong I have plenty of empathy for the homeless, I've been myself. I'm just not going to sit here and pretend an old man dueling some doofy teenage skater like they are Highlander's locked in combat, isn't funny. Even the camera angle made it look like something from an 80s action movie. There can be only one (narc). And it was David that night.
Skater behavior tbh
@@dishonoredundead I'm glad I'm not the only one 😭 ik it's serious and sad but I couldn't help but laugh. They really do look like kids having the kind of sword fight where they try not to hit each other too hard so they don't get in trouble. Like it almost looks staged-- not the way this guy thinks, just like a comedy bit.
LA/Hollywood BLVD at night (especially all the way down to Sunset & a block away on each side) is almost another world entirely compared to the day. For example, my wife & I were doing a 3 day/2 night stay with a friend who shares an apartment with the guy who played Beans on Even Stevens back in the early 00’s. They lived by Dodgers Stadium (2016? So I don’t know if it’s Dodgers still) & that neighborhood was cramped but nice. We’d hit Hollywood BLVD during the day - Mann’s Chinese Theater, Ghirardelli, Madame Tussaud’s area - and it was all chill except tons of pickpockets, celebrity impersonators, furries/cartoon characters, etc. As soon as night hits (~8:30pm til 5:30am or daylight) it was basically tweakers, beggars, thieves, dealers, and homeless/unhoused (whichever term makes you feel better about it). We spent a solid 18 hours straight filming the entire area (Hollywood BLVD, Sunset, Hollywood Hills/Observatory, Scientology Building, Santa Monica Boardwalk, Beverly Hills) during the day, a slow ride through the same areas at night (with the exception of Griffith Park & Beverly Hills), and it was a mind-f-k to someone from a small town with barely a criminal element/drugs no heavier than 💊 & 🪴/shelters for people who need it. The 4 of us (My friend Chris, “Beans”, My Wife, & I) ended the night at the Santa Monica Pier/Beach with a few beers & just reflected on it all as the waves rolled in. The next day we did more of the same sightseeing but were more weary since we witnessed 2 assaults/robberies plus a guy pushing around his pregnant acquaintance in a shopping cart while she was smoking what looked like m3th (glass pipe & sparked a bit) that first night (plus more that would get a comment deleted or flagged). Whole thing reminded me of some late night Dateline episode or doomsday movie. That final day where we went to a party in Culver City, some guy’s indie movie premiere, and Hollywood Forever Cemetery felt so sanitized, comparatively speaking. I’d still rather live there than bumf-k Alabama though. Everyone we met was pretty nice and not judgmental compared to the “good ole boys” & Hypo-Karens who live here.
How does gang stalking go right
In a polyamorous romcom
I guess no one gets caught.
When you don't get caught
Is anyone else insanely turned on by this?
I don't know lol
He deletes any comments that are suspicious of him, u cant scroll in his videos for like 20 seconds without noticing that he's deleting comments
Literally wot
Makes sense.
The only comments I see in this thread are the ones that go with the videos opinion. 😊
69.. nice.
@@hopeinjesus8289What?
The best part is him filming homeless ppl smoking fent on the train claiming they're trained actors smoking fake drugs lol
One can only accuse random people of being narcs so many times before they end up running into the wrong person and pay the price.
I'm really fearful that one day he'll think that his girlfriend is a "fed".
Good point
His dog is a fed
@@Sceptonic I hope not, for the dogs sake
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This guy is from my city and I remember hearing about his house being busted. Im pretty sure he was already known for dealing to the local homeless all over Ventura County
Makes sense. I've known people like him irl and the similarities are astounding.
That makes this make so much more sense if it isn't bs.
Dude would figure he knows most of the "real homeless" people.
Oh man I remember coming across this guy a while back, the haunting thing in the videos I watched was him turning on all his friends who were also homeless and just the bone-deep depression of documenting unrelenting poverty while being so deluded about it.
Him and his girlfriend seem to be broken people desperate to figure out why their lives have turned out like this.
The cops immediately running and arresting the black homeless guy because some pos who harrassed him and got them to go after him is so sickening. He's a bigger narc than anyone else
If you’ve never lived on the streets you will never understand. The synchronicity you experience is wild, and shit is dark out there.
Seriously. No one understands. No one wants to see reality.
I felt really bad for that guy who just wanted to call his dad, i recognized that he was outside of the parking lot at Universal Studios. It connects to Universal CityWalk. If he had known, maybe his night would have ended differently.
Seems like the only gangstalker here is David.
“Gangstalking” is almost always someone’s delusion. Scary that so many people just believe gangstalking claims uncritically.
Gangstalking is not real. The only people we’ve ever heard mention gangstalking around us were the police themselves. When we were shown the Vice documentary on gangstalking by our friend Troy (friend flipped to informant) we realized that the police had made up the entire conspiracy theory to excuse police misconduct. It’s not real. Police stalking on the other hand- is.
@@thedaisiesgrow However, it's dangerous to say it never happens. A reporter died after providing very firm evidence (in the form of security camera footage) of the police gangstalking him before he ended up dead. There are other accounts of reporters going to debunk claims of people being gangstalked, only to find, during the interview out their house, everyone on the street standing outside in their yards, watching and being aggressive when approached. You'd think, if the person in question is crazy, they would defend themselves, but every single neighbor is aggressive and unwilling to talk.
@@nachgeben when did this happen?
@@nachgeben Damn I think i remember that. Was that the same dude who had security camera footage of a van full of agents pulling up opposite his property with a large camera-type apparatus pointing directly at his house?
This video is a perfect example of how mental health is dealt with in this country, from him to the other people, nobody is doing anything to help them.
People don't want asylums, this is the alternative.
@@bartholomew6023 that type of attitude is exactly why this happens. No compassion.
@@bartholomew6023your lack of empathy for others is appalling. i hope no one you love ever has a mental health emergency
@@Grandmaster-Kush yeaaaa there’s no way you actually believe asylums are the solution here. Pennhurst? Eastern State Penitentiary? Trans-Allegheny? We’ve been discarding society’s “undesirables” (sick, disabled, & addicted) into looney bins since the dark ages and it literally never ends well. Ever.
These ppl don’t need to be rounded up & hidden from the rest of society, they need genuine care and compassion- something that asylums do not provide behind closed doors. I know, I was forced into one when I was 14 for suicidal ideation and I’ve never wanted to open my wrists more than at that place.
@@bartholomew6023How about when the people can be caught before going off the deep end.
I see so much of my brother in this guy, who has now passed away. The frustration in the dad's voice... What can you do? "Oh, all you have to do is call police or 911." 😮💨 No. All you'll end up with is a stack of ambulance bills and a brother/son who now hates you for trying to help.
David quickly evolved from being stalked to become part of the gang stalker gang stalking others. 😂😂😂😂
When gang stalking goes wrong is an unintentionally funny title.
It's like those old youtube clickbait titles lol. [GONE WRONG!!!] [GONE SEXUAL!!!]
I was thinking the same thing lmao. It makes it seem like a normal activity.
I’m not a conspiracy theorist and don’t believe gangstalking is real.
@@JohnLaw_YT What do you believe is happening instead then?
I understand being homeless. I was homeless for 3 years (it makes you feel crazy), even though I'm in an apartment now i feel still feel less sane than before I became homeless
Similar experience here, very tough to go through. It changes you, but sometimes it changes you in good ways. Hope all continues to go okay with you. 👍
Less sane as in, you feel like you live in a different reality?
If so, it may be because you've seen how bad things can be, in places people wouldn't notice, right infront of them; yet they carry on as if it isn't happening
Something similar happens with soldiers coming back from war, seeing people do mundane things and worrying so much about things that ultimately don't matter
@@bofa722yeah, once you see reality when homeless, you never "come back". Was homeless for several years
@@bofa722 its hard to explain, but yeah once you experience it its hard to un see it. and your right a lot of people walk on by and don't seem to care. one of the hardest things for me was people i know who saw me homeless now probably think of me as a bum or something. it was hard getting a job (but i found one). dealing with gossip was difficult too. I feel this experience stunted me socially. makes me think that i should not live in the town i grew up in and maybe i should move. people are severely judgmental of homeless people whether they notice it or not.
@@TheVoltDenatsu people like you are destined to me homeless and I don’t feel bad. If you stop listening to your delusions maybe you could join society
Its horrible seeig one persons illness actively making others worse. He himself is homeless and doesn't even realize he's tearing away at the people around him because he can't admit his sickness
The thing with his girlfriend going along with it, could very easily be a folie à deux situation, where they’re both going through this traumatic experience together with a shared psychosis.
*im not a doctor, just seems very similar to other cases of FAD I’ve heard about*
I've thought this before
Could be a case of ‘Folie à deux’. He’s girlfriend isn’t helping the situation. She literally shares he’s delusion’s. If I was to take a wild guess, it looks like ‘induced’ psychosis from a cocktail of drugs. He most likely has a family history of mental illness. Now the added stress of possible imprisonment, it’s got him acting all crazy
I just commented exactly that, shared psychosis might be at play here
@@living-in-a-wasteland if you have a drug addiction prior to entering a relationship and she has 1 too, your drug problems r bout to get 10x worse.
The young girl who was thrown out by her mom hurts my heart so much. I used to be thrown out of the house a lot as a kid. All these kids having nowhere to go is so heartbreaking.
Don't they help kids in the US when that happens?! Are you just left all alone? That's horrible 😢😢
That was me. Thanks for the proof that it was all filmed
If you haven’t had a skateboard fight while homeless you haven’t been living life to the lowest. ✌️
Na try being held up at a job while you live in a tent in the woods of Maine
That part with the guy with his dad and the girl that was just standing there were pretty hard to watch, specially because this guy (who isn't all there) was the one that decided to talk to them, can you imagine how they feel after getting their feelings invalidated and treated that way? I do feel for David but you got to acknowledge that he needs help and that he views the world on such an apathetic light.
That guy getting arrested pisses me off so much
Right? At least he recorded everything so hopefully they saw what really happened. Poor dude.
@@ZeeNastee What do you think "really happened"? From the video we see David recording him... then the homeless guy walks up and threatens David... then the homeless guy beats up David off camera.... so they follow him down the street... then the homeless guy beats up the guy with the skateboard... he is then arrested... but yeah "poor dude" I guess... that'll teach them not to record him.
Same
@@deadman019 the victim blaming is crazy
What an absolute weirdo and his girlfriend is just as bad who's enabling him..
Makes me wonder if it’s a Folie a deux situation.
Yeah the girlfriend is enabling him… totally isnt david just being a psycho… definitely his girlfriend enabling him
@@sabresisterThats what I was thinking too
But he lost his home and that's like nearly everything
Why is it up to his girlfriend to stop him? She's not his therapist or psychiatrist.
bro openly admitted he had cp
When? Timestamp?
@@MyEgoMyThoughts 11:48
@@MyEgoMyThoughts 11:48 by him insinuating someone put it on his pc it means he has cp on it
I have never said that. Very Narcy thing to say.
@@JohnLaw_YT you literally claimed someone put cp on your computer. Meaning you had cp on it. Get some help dude
cant help but feel really bad for the random people david records that are clearly going through some shit
He was warned that we'd already been through hell and didn't need any more. Now they are controlling the narrative setting people up to look even crazier
"You called me a cop? Ill beat yo ass outside. Ill show u a cop" 🤣🤣🤣
that cop he showed the vid to shouldve been like did you just show me a vid of you harassing a homeless guy then having him somehow arrested. hes like making his own evidence against himself
David whenever anyone does anything, "hey look a cop"
Had to look up what Gangstalking means. Thought we're getting a video about what went wrong when some person tried stalking a gang lol
I thought it was a group that got together to stalk someone specific lolol
I thought so too@@MrsStormtrooper
@@MrsStormtrooper that’s what I was thinking lol
Same, I thought it was like some civilian trying to be a "vigilante" and stalk a gang to get information for the cops or something. Kind of like how the pedohunters try taking things into their own hands.
Someone being is such a strange mental place that they go and ask the cops to protect them from someone they think is also a cop is just wild. This guy and his girlfriend need a psych eval before they get seriously hurt.
lol reminds me of the black mirror episode and people were getting chased by others with their camera phones recording them
As for how David and Flooze met and how they seem to go so well together, sounds like folie á deux and both of them being totally dysfunctional. That can have a tragic outcome.
And David was very lucky that he was only dealing with homeless tweakers rather than some gangbangers or street thugs who could _really_ hurt him.
"The government would never..."
*Yes they would.*
And they definitely did! We are stronger together, and with God! It’s their apocalypse, not ours ❤
I'm related to someone like this. It's annoying because they always think you are plotting and any time you see them in public, they think you are following them. And ALL they talk about is people stalking them.
it should be said that calling someone from the west coast, (especially LA) a narc, a weirdo, a fed etc. is incredibly offensive to them lol.
those words are used interchangably for so many negative things that im surprised it took so long for someone to physically retaliate.
Shared psychosis is a phenomena which someone's delusions are transferred to others around them, him and the girlfriend might be experiencing that
It hurts to watch anyone go through this. Even if we only see him lashing out at strangers, his condition creates genuinely painful and terrifying memories that do the same damage as if they'd actually happened to him. And with the constant stress of homelessness, plus a partner corroborating these episodes, it's likely to keep getting worse for him.
If you’ve worked in any government office, you know these people. It’s incredibly ironic given they think the state is against them but they will call any and all government agency just to talk about their case. It’s incredibly bizarre
So trafficking isn’t done by higher ups?
That's a very generalized statement. I wrote a book called fahrenheit 1984 when I was homeless prior to the lockdowns, I ended up having an interview with a UK independent research group but that was about it. People that actually researched the subject without knowing the "Who" is gangstalking have to go through complex research to figure out it's actualities. But don't call them "these people." You are dismissing people who actually may be involved in top secret projects under the PATRIOT Act for national security, I wrote about this in my book.
@@TheVoltDenatsu schizooooooooooo
@@TheVoltDenatsuGet medication bro, you are showing symptoms of mental illness. You and these people are nowhere near important enough to follow, the government doesn’t give a shit about you. You are falling into madness and you have enablers so you will most likely end up like the guy in this video. We all laugh at you when you turn your back
@@TheVoltDenatsu take meds
does gang stalking ever go right?
my exact thought bahaha
That's the million dollar question there
Therapy, the right medication, and touching grass.
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@@sheiks65 😂
25:28 I Laughed When The Paramedic Said "Yeah" When David Claims That The Homeless Man Is a Cop 🤣
Oh Guys, I Was Wrong, That Man Was a Firefighter, Not a Paramedic, My Bad
This sounds like the dude was wrongfully charged with a crime, kicked out of his home, and so he's now under a lot of stress and is quickly becoming paranoid and delusional. I doubt both him and his wife just happened to have paranoid schizophrenia, but it's very easy to become paranoid when you're under intense stress.
Watching him harassing people is wild. I find it super ironic that as soon as he got the chance he ran to the cops when the guy beat both him and his friend.
This is a really, really great video! It's my first video on this channel, as it was recommended to me and the title sounded interesting. I find "gang stalking" and the whole TI community fascinating (but in a sad way). It's really well put together, both informative and empathetic. Not that my one sub means anything when the channel is already at 1.4M, but you just got one anyway. I'm super excited to check out the rest of your content!
I'm really happy you enjoyed the video! And don't think that "one sub doesn't mean anything". I'm grateful for every person who subscribes. I wouldn't be here without you guys. Welcome aboard, and I hope you enjoy my future content!
@@ScareTheater I've been binging since I posted that comment and an definitely enjoying! Right up my alley 😁
The only thing saving dave from death is shear luck and the homeless community looking out for each other in some weird way.
Yeah.
No, just shear luck.
This could be a form of Capgras syndrome……a type of delusion in which a person believes everyone in their life is an actor or imposter..
There are so many people who have gang stalking delusions that post their videos online. I have watched several different people who have posted videos similar to this. One was a woman who was in her home and recording behind her back yard fence saying the kids next door playing basketball were spying on her and then she ended up going outside and walked down her street to one of her neighbors house that she claims is stalking and spying on her also. It's sad. And you will never be able to convince them that it's not real because to them it is very real.
I don’t like the fact he’s mainly predominantly ONLY targeting black homeless people and the part of the guy trying to call his dad and give an address broke my heart.. plus also if he’s so against cops why do he himself keeps calling the cops and if he has CP on his laptop how and why is this sicko not locked up.
Great example of "folie à deux". ETA: So yeah, instead of "The Truman Show", "The Narc Show"! Boy does this guy need help. And his partner in psychosis. Imagine calling your gf "Flooze", as in floozy. Anybody still know that word?
Also I agree, defense mechanism.
Yeah, I still know that word, and I was thinking the same as you; why would you allow that to be your nickname?
This whole situation is just gross and depressing, and I already see enough of that being from Southern California, where the homeless population just increases every day. People judge a lot of these people, but it's expensive to live out here, and it's getting to the point where I have to consider moving to a different state to keep up with the rising cost of inflation.
With that said, I still think this David guy clearly lacks empathy and I'm not buying that he thinks *everyone* is connected to the police. I think he probably believes all these UA-cam videos of him bullying and stalking people will financially pull him out of the muck he and his girlfriend ended up in.
Oh wow. I've never heard of Folie a Deux until now. That makes so much sense!
@@KittyGoldPaint Mmm I dunno. I've had a lot of experience with mentally ill people, and he does follow the pattern of obsession and paranoia pretty well. You can't really fake that. He's not a complete idiot and I'm sure he's trying to turn things to his advantage but this guy's thinking process is definitely not normal. Homeless pretty much equals mental problems in my experience (and I had a lot of it when I was younger). I'm going to be interested if there's updates on this story.
@@ScareTheater Yeah I'm like a UA-cam obsessive watching everything under the sun but I've had a lifelong interest in psychology, lol, so that's something I watch a lot of. That was something I'd known about for a while though, actually. There are some interesting vids on here on the subject, you should look into it. 😁 Oh and I came back because I realized I'd misspelled it, I was really tired last night. 🥱
@@KittyGoldPaint The dudes homeless himself. People really are that crazy.
Was half asleep when this video dropped, read the title as “when gangsters go wrong” thought this video was gonna be about the Sicilian mafia
ive had a few encounters with people who thought undercover cops were stalking them. one time i rushed to catch the bus cuz i saw it pull up and this woman nearby was also trying to catch the bus and she started screaming and yelling at me (for running to catch it i guess) that she knows im an undercover cop which was super perplexing. she started getting in my face about it when i was just late for work and couldnt afford to be late🙂 another time some guy kept staring holes into my face and got up in a crowded cafe and started yelling that he knew i was a cop very loudly bc I was acting weird. like bro. im acting weird cuz you followed me for 5 blocks into a cafe 😭 I wish mental health options were more available in my country :/
" help the police are following me and trying to drive me crazy! Look theres one now!!.. quick call the cops!!!." 😂
Update: Apparently he didn’t turn up to that court hearing you brought up and there’s currently an arrest warrant for him. Thats all i could find out.
What I've noticed, as someone who has delusional tendencies (no diagnosed disorder, but the symptoms are there) is that opposites do NOT attract in this case and it's actually seemingly very commong for two delusional people to meet up, fall in love, and rather than support each other through their delusions (they will try, believe me, they will) actually end up feeding into it, even if they havent said anything. Just being delusional around another delusional person will spark it. Its so weird.
Where is my paranoid schizophrenic girlfriend then?
@@chrisdawson1776 I mean...
codependacy is kinda fucked up.
This story is specifically depressing in a way that David's own fears, while irrational, would not be an issue in a society that doesn't treat people in horrifically unjust manners. I can sympathize specifically because of the way the system is built and it really just feels like it's a cycle of adding up to make the story even more depressing the more you think about it.
Just curiously went to David's channel to see what people were saying, and it made me genuinely enraged. The video of him and his friend stalking and assaulting a random homeless guy has like 200k views and the comments are full of people feeding his delusions about the LAPD.
Ironically though HE'S the one acting like the feds. White guy with a camera going around accusing black and homeless people of crimes they didn't commit. So fucking bizzare.
On a more recent video he said all of his long time friends are special informants, which makes me think he's fully gone. Anyone who does not belive him or tried to get him help is a special informan in his brain.
You're sick.
“You’re calling me a cop? I’m gonna beat your ass”
*Proceeds to snitch to cops*
The part where the young man wanted to call his dad really got to me. That is somebody's baby. He sounded so alone and scared and just uggg. It hurt my heart so badly to see him be treated so terribly when he just wanted to talk to his family and get home.
It sounds like he may have shizotypal disorder rather than schizophrenia. Schizotypal disorder is marked by unusual beliefs, attributions and ideas that can easily tip over into delusions but without the hallucinations and bizzare language.
Thanks for diagnosing me.
You can always tell someone suffering from gang watching by the way they answer 2 questions, why are they stalking you, or why are you important to them and how do you know they are stalking you. Their response to those will tell you everything you need to know.
Like you know the answer to either. I was " gangstalked" for 11 years. I didn't even know it was a thing until after I moved away and found it on the internet. I had to move 5000 miles away for it to end. During that time I couldn't have answered those two questions because I didn't know. I thought it was the local neighborhood watch,which they were part of it. But I didn't put it all together until after I had left. I can tell you that it was so bad that it made me sell my house and move to escape it. That's all a really long story,I just wanted you to know not to judge someone by the questions you said to ask because most times they won't know,they will be even questioning their own sanity,which is an intended result of the harassment. Which there are many.
@@peterslanger6062Peter your just insane and trying to cope what you sold your house and moved 5000 miles away Cause you thought “you were being watched”
@@peterslanger6062let me enlighten you Your not that important to stalk I’ve committed Many crimes during my Youth and followed by police after they catch you it’s over bud.. you done nothing worth following hurting or arresting you for I hope One day This sad paranoia that made you move 5000 miles from a town you probably once loved Fades
@@peterslanger6062this is coming from a Guy who’s lost his brother his cousin both to murder his mother to Fentyal Over dose, Being shot At 17 By a close Friend I know all about being Afraid about what’s to come and not being sure if people are out to get you.. It’s no way to live
@@peterslanger6062like Peter really read the last couple lines of your sentence Your insane man.. How do you not realize that I hope you don’t end up hurting yourself or anyone Really read what I’m saying I’m concerned about you it’s hard to fathom people actually believe the bullshit they’re telling them selves
This is like Chris Chan struggling to deal with “jerkops”, but instead his enemies are the “narcs”
Did that man just say he had CP on his laptop?! WHAT?!?
bro openly addmited to having "cp" on his computer while talking to a guy the thought was a cop...
There's somebody like this at the store I work at. I work retail part-time and there's this guy who has a body camera and walks around friendly at first, but then becomes agitated and super racist, while claiming he "works for the government" and "knows people". When he gets confronted, he takes his phone out and calls a number, which is saved as "government office" (we can see because he shows it to us as a way to scare us) then leaves the store. He does this several times while stealing, or just when he's bored, I guess.
"hey man don't you wish ARGs were real?" You mean lolcows and horrorcows? Man I wish they WEREN'T real.
Those aren't examples of an ARG
Buddy does not know what an ARG is
horrorcows? whats that?
i think this video(homeless ppl not david) should be shown to everyone to humanize the homeless problem. these ppl weren’t always like this. some of them had jobs and families. they were sons and daughter, brothers and sisters. the world is so cold right now something needs to change
Oh man. I read the comments about them and still wasnt ready for those last few interactions. Its the crazy colliding with more crazy. Not the kind of crazy you usually find on youtube, but the heartbreaking 'make you question God' kind of hopeless crazy.
Appreciate everything you have people. Not even your brain is guaranteed in life.
Its 100% legal to film anyone in public without their consent.
it's legal to film in a library.
It's legal to film people without their consent in a library, any public buildings and anywhere in public in every city and state in the US
They are like kids roleplaying detectives during recess
This whole situation is so depressing, a lot of the people portrayed in the video need help though, they have been all left alone to deal with their own situations however they can, unfortunately not doing it in the best way and even hurting others in the process
These gangstalkers accuse people of stalking them, and yet they follow/ stalk people down streets with cameras... like the so called "stalkers" they accuse of following them... lol
I remember seeing these videos on UA-cam shorts! It was crazy how he just left the comments on, people were saying things like: "THE COPS OUTSIDE!!" or "David, why 'ya playing hard to get??"
A Marsden motion is not a motion to change public defenders. It is a motion to relieve one's presently appointed counsel on the grounds of irreconcilable differences. If an accused has a public defender, and the Marsden motion is granted, the public defender's office CAN'T be reappointed. If the person needs appointed counsel, esp in LA, the accused will get an alternate defender (not a county employee lawyer) appointed by the court. Speaking from experience I am very sure that the PD assigned to represent him was delighted to have been relieved as counsel.