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Later, the prosecutor told him he probably needed video city next time. There have been plenty of instances of people with camcorders documenting pimps and prostitutes, but one is hard-pressed to escort anyone like Bates who has done it for so long.

After 15 years of exposing, documenting and railing against street prostitution in Oklahoma City, Bates is known as the "video vigilante", a moniker the local TV stations hung on him years ago after they noticed recurring police reports about a oklahoma making prostitution complaints with videotaped evidence.

He got involved in his downtown-area neighborhood association, which was getting fed up with a prostitution problem. Bates has never been shot, knifed or punched, though he said he has pulled out his Taser on two occasions when johns - who were undressed -- appeared ready to do violence on the stranger wielding the camcorder.

Bates, 41, found his calling while working in the marketing department of a local hospital. Sometimes, the man will beg for mercy.

His father operated a gas station on what was then Highway 77, the main north-south highway through Oklahoma City. She said Police Chief Bill Citty does not like officers to give opinions to the media.

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Brian Bates, the "video vigilante" who fights prostitution with his video camera, is seen in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in this undated photograph. He lurks around an area of south Oklahoma City known for prostitution, waits for a prostitute to hop into the vehicle of a customer and follows the pair discreetly to their asation.

Typically, the john will slam his car door and speed away, but sometimes the man exits his vehicle and subjects himself to a withering lecture from Bates, who keeps his camera rolling. He caught a high school principal and a prostitute in a school van near his home and made a formal complaint, he said. His methods are simple. It was the eureka moment for the video vigilante.

Grimes, 57, grew up in the neighborhood Bates patrols. The police told the neighborhood association to write down plate s of suspicious cars, but Bates thought stronger action was needed.

He says members of the police vice squad have told him that johns who are arrested sometimes ask whether John TV will find out about them. By Steve Olafson 5 Min Read. He initially hated the nickname, but he now uses it in the videos he uplo to YouTube, where they find an audience of millions.

Commercial, because he makes money selling the licensing rights of his videos to TV production companies. News Updated.

By Steve Olafson.