Stand With Bryan Fahey
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Help Retired Sergeant Bryan Fahey Fight for His Reputation, His Family, and the Truth.
After dedicating years of his life to law enforcement, retired Connecticut State Police Sergeant Bryan Fahey now faces a battle he never anticipated: protecting his reputation, his family, and his future. Bryan has been involved in multiple confrontations with Sean Paul Reyes, also known as Long Island Audit, that have drawn widespread online attention, controversy, and public criticism. On July 11, 2025, Bryan says the situation escalated when Reyes and a cameraman came to Bryan's private residence in Groton, Connecticut, with a vehicle displaying footage of their prior encounters. What began as public interactions had, in Bryan's view, now reached his home, directly affecting his wife, daughter, and his family's sense of safety. Bryan believes that numerous videos and public statements circulated by Reyes have created a misleading portrayal of his character, conduct, and professional career. He and his supporters estimate that more than 80 pieces of content were published about these events and intend to review and document them. These videos have attracted substantial attention on social media platforms where content can generate revenue through views and engagement. Meanwhile, Bryan believes the consequences have extended far beyond the internet. His reputation, professional legacy, personal relationships, and his family's emotional well-being have all been affected. Threatening online comments and concerns about his family's safety have added to an already difficult situation.
This fundraiser is about helping Bryan obtain legal representation to evaluate and pursue a potential defamation lawsuit and any other appropriate legal claims. Bryan is not asking to be exempt from criticism or accountability. Bryan is asking for the opportunity to have his concerns reviewed by qualified legal counsel and, where supported by the evidence, presented in court. Donations will help cover:
After dedicating years of his life to law enforcement, retired Connecticut State Police Sergeant Bryan Fahey now faces a battle he never anticipated: protecting his reputation, his family, and his future. Bryan has been involved in multiple confrontations with Sean Paul Reyes, also known as Long Island Audit, that have drawn widespread online attention, controversy, and public criticism. On July 11, 2025, Bryan says the situation escalated when Reyes and a cameraman came to Bryan's private residence in Groton, Connecticut, with a vehicle displaying footage of their prior encounters. What began as public interactions had, in Bryan's view, now reached his home, directly affecting his wife, daughter, and his family's sense of safety. Bryan believes that numerous videos and public statements circulated by Reyes have created a misleading portrayal of his character, conduct, and professional career. He and his supporters estimate that more than 80 pieces of content were published about these events and intend to review and document them. These videos have attracted substantial attention on social media platforms where content can generate revenue through views and engagement. Meanwhile, Bryan believes the consequences have extended far beyond the internet. His reputation, professional legacy, personal relationships, and his family's emotional well-being have all been affected. Threatening online comments and concerns about his family's safety have added to an already difficult situation.
This fundraiser is about helping Bryan obtain legal representation to evaluate and pursue a potential defamation lawsuit and any other appropriate legal claims. Bryan is not asking to be exempt from criticism or accountability. Bryan is asking for the opportunity to have his concerns reviewed by qualified legal counsel and, where supported by the evidence, presented in court. Donations will help cover:
- Attorney consultations and legal representation
- Legal retainers and potential litigation expenses
- Reviewing and preserving videos, statements, and evidence
- Court costs and other necessary legal expenses
Organizer and beneficiary
Kimberly Fahey
Beneficiary