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@JOKAQARMY1 is a court-watch account whose July 6, 2026 preliminary-hearing narration became the site's primary source clip for the Officer Bagley body-cam gap. Everything below is reported courtroom narration and framed as open questions — none of it establishes wrongdoing by Officer Bagley or anyone else.
Claims from X posts
- July 6, 2026 — Posted a clip narrating testimony in which Officer Chris Bagley was asked about footage that "appears to end while you're still on the roof," and reportedly explained there is no roof footage "because his battery must have died" — right at that moment (primary post, Officer Bagley Body Cam).
- The single recording was described as 27:35 long, starting at the flag-holding area and ending on the roof before crime-scene tape was up — reportedly the only body-cam footage he had that day (Bagley Bodycam Gap).
- Bagley reportedly heard the shot at roughly 12:23 p.m. and reached the Losee Center roof about 12:44 p.m.; he reportedly did not recharge or swap the battery because it was "too chaotic."
- The account's hearing coverage (with @realtoriabrooke and @TPostMillennial) is a cited source for the site's testimony and hearing witnesses pages, including the screwdriver and DNA testimony.
Investigative value
The clip is the public entry point for the body-cam blackout question — paired on the site with the Candace Owens podcast claim that other police officers called the sudden blackout highly implausible (anonymous, uncorroborated). It made Bagley's testimony reviewable outside the courtroom while broadcast of key video was limited.
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Interesting In This Area
- Liz Wheeler covered the same July 2026 hearings from the other direction.
- Joshua_the_car logged the autopsy entered into evidence at those hearings.
- kimmagagal2 tracks the gag-order sequence around the same docket.
- LionelMedia reads the same record as association without causation.
Interesting In Other Areas
- The officer's body camera reportedly ran 27 minutes and stopped on arrival.
- The minutes that camera would have covered are the disputed ones.
- Day 1 of the preliminary hearing is where the testimony record starts.
- An officer reportedly testified he found a screwdriver past the roof railing.
Other Pages In This Section
A repost carried the claim that a September 10 assassination-target-list warning existed. The original is second-hand and unverified; it is recorded here so the chain of circulation stays visible.
Read thisFBI anomaly lists, witness video-deletion claims, donor texts, oversight questions and censorship flags from one prolific aggregator. Breadth is the point — and breadth is also why each item needs its own check.
Read thisFootage of a security-team member leaving immediately after the shot, plus critiques of how the medical response was handled. Presence and timing only; no wrongdoing is alleged against anyone named.
Read thisTPUSA financial filings, a surveillance-plane ownership thread, a domain chain, and a dual-mechanism reading of the cause of death. One of the few accounts working the paperwork rather than the frames.
Read thisElsewhere In The Investigation
Officer's Body Camera Died on the Roof (Claims)
The first officer up to the Losee Center roof had a body camera that ran 27 minutes and 35 seconds and stopped as he arrived. Batteries do die; this one reportedly died before the gravel, the screwdriver and the alleged perch were ever filmed.
Read thisOfficer Bagley — Body Cam Died on Roof
The body camera on the officer who reached the roof reportedly died there. The minutes it would have covered are the exact minutes everyone is arguing about.
Read thisPreliminary Hearing — Day 1 (July 2026)
The opening day, verbatim: camera protocol, then the officer who reached the Losee Center roof and described disturbed gravel, a screwdriver and a shoe print — with his body-worn camera no longer recording. The state's lead agent follows and begins authenticating the surveillance. Read the words rather than the clips cut from them.
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The Screwdriver and the Crime-Scene Tape
An officer reportedly testified he found a screwdriver 15 to 20 feet past the roof railing, protected by crime-scene tape. Helicopter footage circulated afterwards is said to show neither. Two records of the same few square feet.
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- Analysts argue the C2 neck entry is geometrically impossible from the stated position.
- An earlier intelligence disclosure draft reaches anything showing government foreknowledge.
- Drafting notes on that law argue classification is routinely used to avoid embarrassment.
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