The ambulance tactic: real-life harassment powering under surveillance | Michael Reeves

Two days ago, we shared a post about harassment involving a Falck ambulance, where the sirens were deliberately activated right before reaching our vehicle and then intensified as the ambulance pulled directly beside us. Now, just days later, a completely different ambulance company used the exact same tactic. The pattern is unmistakable: sirens switched on within visible range of our car, then deliberately intensified at the point of closest proximity. This isn’t random — it’s a form of targeted noise harassment that we’ve experienced across multiple states and cities. We are documenting these incidents as part of our film project Under Surveillance. This movie is built on real evidence, and our goal is to translate lived experience into a powerful narrative that exposes hidden forms of harassment while also speaking to universal themes of human rights, dignity, and resilience. To avoid overwhelming Stage 32 with too many evidence clips, we’re building a dedicated YouTube evidence channel where these videos will live exclusively. On Stage 32, we’ll continue sharing highlights to establish credibility and connect with producers, directors, and creatives who see the cinematic and social value of this story. Stage 32 is a professional platform we respect deeply, and that’s why we’re here: to find the right collaborators who can help bring Under Surveillance to life.