George Floyd: There’s probably one in your city
The murder of #GeorgeFloyd is one of many deaths that happen almost daily at the hands of police… There’s probably a George Floyd in your city.
Criminal (Pt. 5): Bench Trial #4 (kinda)
This is my 7th criminal court case for street performing on the Las Vegas Strip. In the eyes of law enforcement, I am once again obstructing the sidewalk.
Criminal (Pt. 4): The police took my phone and violin… Internal Affairs didn’t see a problem
On Sunday, September 30, 2018, I was arrested for “obstructive use of sidewalk” while street performing on the Las Vegas Strip. The police took my phone. They also took my violin and my battery-powered amplifier
Performers Not Welcome
After receiving my sixth criminal citation for street performing, the reality that Las Vegas hates street performers became clearer than ever.
My Testimony at “Police Use of Force: The Nevada Community Speaks”
Brandon testifies about his experience with LVMPD as a street performer in Las Vegas. The “Police Use of Force: The Nevada Community Speaks” event was held at Unitarian Universalist Congregation on Sunday, August 18, 2019.
Criminal (Pt. 3) – Court
The police can be mean, the jails can be cruel, and the court system can be extremely unjust and unfair. If you have money and representation, you’ll be alright. If you don’t, there’s a good chance you are screwed.
Criminal (Pt. 2) – Jail & Bail
I was on a cement floor, the lights were always on, and it was probably 65 degrees in that room. It was dull and miserable. I’m just glad that I didn’t have to take a shit.
Criminal (Pt. 1) – Arrested
As Officer Smith #9643 escorted me to his patrol car he made the following remark: “That’s what you fucking get for recording!”
