Re: THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS

Recently a relative of mine was battered/assulted in a park.  The
perp, after a personal item broke, called a friend at the police on 
his cel phone and an officer charged my relative for assault! The 
perp is also trying to sue for damages.  The relative is nearly at 
retirement age and the perp had 3 large attack dogs at the time.
This is a bad cop with a vindictive mentality and the court so far 
believes the cop. (My relative should be suing for psychological damages
after weeks of nightmares about being attacked and then betrayed
by the police and fear of retribution for pursuing justice.  This
is a very expensive process in money, time and emotions.)

A personal recording of what happened would make a lot of difference.

Paul E. Baclace
peb@netcom.com

There really is a CP thread here.  

After you've had one of these experiences, you will not trust
authority any more.

I can't wait for the "good faith" exeception to the 4th amendment
to hit the streets.

bd


On Fri, 3 Feb 1995, Paul E. Baclace wrote:

> Recently a relative of mine was battered/assulted in a park.  The
> perp, after a personal item broke, called a friend at the police on 
> his cel phone and an officer charged my relative for assault! The 
> perp is also trying to sue for damages.  The relative is nearly at 
> retirement age and the perp had 3 large attack dogs at the time.
> This is a bad cop with a vindictive mentality and the court so far 
> believes the cop. (My relative should be suing for psychological damages
> after weeks of nightmares about being attacked and then betrayed
> by the police and fear of retribution for pursuing justice.  This
> is a very expensive process in money, time and emotions.)
> 
> A personal recording of what happened would make a lot of difference.
> 
> Paul E. Baclace
> peb@netcom.com
>