In a video posted on his social media channels, David presented new evidence in his decade-long battle against what he labels “Scam Inc.” He claims that Allred’s former client, who previously accused him of assault, has recanted her statement, allegedly admitting that she was manipulated into making false allegations. This recantation, David says, is the latest in a series of revelations that underscore the corrupt practices of California’s most powerful legal figures.

David also detailed a disturbing string of incidents at his Malibu home, including the recent theft of both his car and truck. Shockingly, he alleges that the police, rather than investigating, actually paid the thief to trespass on his property and steal his vehicles. When he triggered his home’s alarm to call for help, police arrived—not to assist him, but to arrest him on a minor parking violation. David ultimately won the case, with the judge ruling the arrest to be unwarranted.

In addition to the personal harassment he’s faced, David shared how his internet streaming platform, FilmOn TV, became a threat to traditional media networks, making him a target for “Scam Inc.” David claims that his competitors have sought to stifle his business and tarnish his reputation. Over the years, he has approached the FBI with his evidence, though he notes that federal agents have shown little interest in investigating what he describes as a sprawling web of corruption.

David also implicates California Supreme Court Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye, whom he accuses of allowing systemic corruption to flourish while calling for reform—a contradiction he finds deeply ironic. Determined to expose the syndicate’s reach, David has vowed to bring every piece of evidence to the public and law enforcement in his quest to dismantle what he sees as a corrupt legal empire.

Stay tuned to ShockYa as Alki David’s explosive fight against “Scam Inc.” continues to unfold, revealing a scandal that could shake California’s legal system to its core.