This week on the channel 2 videos this week

Planted cocaine, part two: the interrogation arrives

Part one of the same case, posted eleven days earlier, has passed three million views and is still drawing a steady crowd.

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The Civil Rights LawyerStory of September 30, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Arrested for Wearing Armor in Public

Two uploads, one clear standout. The Civil Rights Lawyer's week turned on the second chapter of a case he had opened eleven days earlier. "Cop Plants Cocaine to Frame Innocent Woman — Gets Interrogated (part 2)" follows the officer from the first video into questioning, and it reached about half a million views within nine hours of going up.

Part one, "But It's All on Camera," set the story up, and it has not faded. It is still the channel's second-busiest video, well ahead of "Couple Accused of Trespassing (on their OWN property)," a three-week-old case about people cited on land the title says they own. Perhaps new viewers are going back to start the story from the beginning.

The week's other upload, "Arrested for Wearing Armor in Public," took a quieter route and settled in at a gentler pace. Meanwhile the channel was adding roughly ten thousand subscribers a day.

Among the true crime and courts channels, the whole group ran below its usual pace, from 48 Hours and COURT TV to EWU Crime Storytime. Ugo Lord: The Modern Attorney still drew the biggest daily crowd.

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