His name is "MostCesar Perez" on social media. His Twitter and Instagram accounts are also active, though named differently. He often has done projects for "Go Der Magazine" (pronounced as "Go Dare"). He is often busy with his projects.
But while Perez is busy, I am investigating his most recent work that could be associated with dangerous and reckless driving, even filming on the streets where on some properties, it is not legal.
The picture on Instagram shows the illegal activity that happened near the intersection of 7th and Maritime Streets near the port of Oakland. But Perez was unaware of his actions that could be the subject of a police investigation. The project that Perez is doing associates with Bay Area Racing, using the hashtag, #BARMovie on both Twitter and Instagram. He wanted to show that movie to his friends, including those that are participants of the potential illegal activity.
Newscasts that aired on local television stations over the Thanksgiving holiday showed illegal sideshows at the Port of Oakland. But the concern is not just on the sideshows. It is also the racing part that caught my attention when the Instagram post showed the nearly identical scene of where the sideshow took place. At least two of the television helicopters showed what exactly was on the scene, which some of the action may be on Bay Area Racing's YouTube page.
My investigation uncovered that Bay Area Racing had big secret plans, which all of those included posts that alerted fans only on the day that the illegal activity was due to take place and asking fans to repost on social media, especially on Instagram. Bay Area Racing chose Perez to direct the film that is still in the works, but the illegal activity portion is likely much of a concern to law enforcement.
Under California state law, sideshow activities are strictly prohibited as sideshows and other illegal activities poses a serious threat to the public. So far, however, Perez is unable to comment on my latest findings involving illegal activities, including sideshows, street races, drag races, and so on. Still, Bay Area Racing has chosen to break the rules by utilizing the Port of Oakland as a place to do illegal activities. It is unknown when Bay Area Racing has started, and if they were aware of who was really keeping an eye.
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