Part Time
5 - 8 USD
20
Jul 18, 2026
This position is ideal for someone who genuinely enjoys investigative research. If you love digging through police departments, sheriff's offices, public records, and local news to uncover fascinating real-life stories, you'll probably love this job.
About Us
We produce documentary-style YouTube videos featuring real police body-cam footage, dash-cam footage, high-speed pursuits, DUI arrests, unusual criminal behaviour, and other compelling law enforcement i
We are looking for a detail-oriented researcher who enjoys finding interesting stories and uncovering original source material.
Your Primary Responsibility
Your job is to locate high-quality, original-source law enforcement footage that could be turned into engaging YouTube videos.
You are not editing videos.
You are not writing scripts.
Your responsibility is to identify compelling i
Think of yourself as an investigative researcher.
What We're Looking For
We want i
Examples include:
Vehicle I
DUI Arrests
Drunk Drivers
High-Speed Pursuits
Police Chases
PIT Maneuvers
Stolen Vehicles
Reckless Driving
Wrong-Way Drivers
Road Rage
Arrests
Shoplifting
Retail Theft
Airport Arrests
Public Intoxication
Disorderly Conduct
Drug Arrests
Burglary
Armed Suspects
Warrant Arrests
Unique Encounters
Sovereign Citizens
Fake Police Officers
Fake Lawyers
Fake Doctors
Karen Arrests
Viral Public Freakouts
Officer Use of Force
Taser Deployments
K9 Deployments
Foot Pursuits
Resisting Arrest
Barricaded Suspects
Court-Related
Sentencing
Courtroom Outbursts
Judge Confrontations
What Makes a Great Story?
Every case should have:
? A clear beginning
? Escalating conflict
? Interesting dialogue
? Strong emotional reactions
? A satisfying conclusion
Examples:
Arrest
Taser deployment
K9 apprehension
Vehicle crash
Confession
Discovery of evidence
Court sentencing
What We Do NOT Want
Do NOT submit:
? Routine traffic stops
? Calm officer interactions
? Parking complaints
? Noise complaints
? Long interviews
? Court proceedings where nothing happens
? Videos with poor audio
? Grainy footage
? Videos with no clear story
If nothing interesting happens...
We don't want it.
IMPORTANT — Original Source Footage Only
This is the most important part of the job.
We are NOT looking for videos from existing YouTube channels that have already compiled or edited police footage.
We want the original source whenever possible.
Preferred Sources
? Official Sheriff's Office YouTube Channels
? Official Police Department YouTube Channels
? Government Websites
? Official Bodycam Releases
? Official Dashcam Releases
? Court Recordings
? Public Records
? Local News Articles that identify the original law enforcement source
Do NOT Submit
? YouTube compilation channels
? Reaction videos
? Commentary channels
? TikTok reposts
? Instagram clips
?
? AI narrated videos
? Existing "Top 10 Arrests" videos
? Videos copied from another creator
If another YouTube creator already made a documentary about the case...
Find where THEY got the footage.
That's what we want.
Daily Responsibilities
Your daily workflow will include:
Searching official law enforcement sources
Finding newly released bodycam footage
Locating related news articles
Verifying the original source
Watching footage to determine if it contains a compelling story
Writing a short case summary
Organizing everything into our content database
Every Submission Must Include
For every case you find, you'll submit:
Case Title
Date
Agency Name
State
Original Source Link
Related News Link (if available)
Length of Raw Footage
3–5 sentence summary
Why is this case interesting
Excitement Score (1–10)
How We Evaluate Videos
Every submission is scored.
Story (1–10)
Does it tell a complete story?
Conflict (1–10)
Does something unexpected happen?
Action (1–10)
Foot pursuit?
Vehicle chase?
Taser?
K9?
Resistance?
Video Quality (1–10)
HD?
Clear audio?
Easy to watch?
Ending (1–10)
Does the story have a satisfying conclusion?
Only videos scoring 40/50 or higher will be approved.
Skills We're Looking For
Excellent online research skills
Strong attention to detail
Ability to identify engaging stories
Organized and dependable
Fluent in written English
Experience with Google Sheets is a plus
Familiarity with U.S. law enforcement is a bonus, but not required
Trial Project (Paid)
Before hiring, you'll complete a paid research assignment.
Find 10 original-source law enforcement cases that meet our criteria.
For each case include:
Original source
Case summary
Why it would make a great YouTube story
Excitement score
Supporting news article (if available)
This helps us evaluate your research skills and attention to detail.
Compensation
Hourly position
Initial commitment: 15–20 hours per week during the first month to build our content library
Ongoing commitment: 5–10 hours per week
Long-term opportunity for the right candidate