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Independent media • documentary archive

Tommy G Documentary & Independent Coverage of the Moralez Case

This page preserves the documented production history of the Tommy G / Keegan Northrop reporting project and links it to the broader archive of interviews, news coverage and records supplied to independent reporters.

Production history

Independent reporting on Fresno police corruption allegations and the Moralez case.

Tommy Sevilla states that YouTube documentarian Tommy G interviewed him in Fresno for a documentary concerning alleged corruption in the Fresno Police Department and that the Jose Moralez / Jerry Dyer story was a central focus. In a May 2, 2025 email, Sevilla described the planned working title as “The most corrupt police department in the country.”

Correspondence preserved by Sevilla reflects continued reporting activity: Tommy G wrote on January 31, 2025 that the team was covering the story in Fresno, and on April 17 wrote about continuing to build the story following a records-release development. Sevilla continued forwarding Moralez records and evidence-review material during 2025.

The production correspondence shows that Tommy G and Keegan Northrop received Moralez case records and evidence-review material as the reporting project developed.

Broader media archive

Yolanda’s interviews and local coverage remain part of the record.

The documentary project is one part of a larger media history that includes Yolanda Moralez’s interviews, Fresno-area reporting, later profiles and years of public advocacy.