All Updates
Browse all announcements and updates from the AFPD Accountability Project, including those currently shown on the homepage.
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Daniel Sroka’s September 16, 2026 interview with Chief Paul — revised transcript
Daniel Sroka finished refining the transcript of his September 16, 2026 interview with American Fork Police Chief Cameron Paul.
The rough transcript was generated using an automated transcription app, then corrected and revised with AI assistance. Eric Seamons and Daniel Sroka subsequently made manual revisions.
Read the September 16, 2026 interview transcript — PDF
The original app transcript and successive corrected drafts are preserved alongside the final participant-reviewed version, so readers can follow the corrections and review process.
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Daniel Sroka discusses meetings with Chief Paul on Clearly Established
American Fork resident Daniel Sroka appeared on Clearly Established to discuss his two meetings with Chief Cameron Paul about the March police encounters involving Reckless Ben and others.
Sroka described the chief’s changed assessment of the arrests and search warrant, his acknowledgment of mistakes, and the need for public accountability.
The video also features interviews with plaintiffs Sheldon Norcross and Steven Allen and their attorney, Solomon Radner.
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Daniel Sroka authorizes publication of August 10, 2026 interview audio
Daniel Sroka gave permission for this site to publish audio of his private interview with Mayor Bradley Frost and Chief Cameron Paul, which took place on August 10, 2026.
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Reckless Ben/Bricks and Minifigs New Lawsuit! Live Press Conference!
Trial lawyer Martin E. Radner (Brother Counsel) reacts to the press conference about the federal lawsuit brought by four associates of Ben Schneider against American Fork City and 13 police officers. Includes the plaintiffs’ and their attorneys’ statements and legal commentary; Ben Schneider is not a plaintiff.
Court records: Read the federal complaint · View the PACER court docket
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American Fork City and 13 AFPD officers sued by four plaintiffs in ‘Reckless Ben’ saga
Rob Shelton reports on the federal lawsuit filed October 14 by Sheldon Norcross, Tyler Shaw, Sierra Lauts, and Steven Allen against American Fork City and 13 officers. The complaint alleges constitutional violations; these allegations have not been adjudicated. Ben Schneider is not a plaintiff.