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San Diego Police Chief William Michael Lansdowne

2011-12-31T11:20:00Z

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BLUE CODE OF SILENCE
Updated Friday the 13th, January 2012
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Definition of Blue code of silence:

The Blue Code of Silence (also known as the "Blue Shield") is an unwritten rule among police officers in the United States not to report on another colleague's errors, misconducts or crimes. Other names associated with the Blue Code of Silence are the blue wall, curtain, veil, or cocoon. If questioned about an incident of misconduct involving another officer (e.g. during the course of an official inquiry), while following the Blue Code of Silence, the officer being questioned would claim ignorance of another officer's wrongdoing.

Some police officers enforce a tribal value system also known as an emotional value system which is considered to be a "police family" or "police brotherhood". The tribal value system is a part of the Blue Code of Silence. Members of the tribal system generally receive emotional support and security from other police officers. The Blue Code of Silence is considered to be controversial because it questions ethics and values in law enforcement. In some cases, many police officers have been pressured into following the Blue Code of Silence.

Facts and Evidences:

Look at the dates of the ten parking violation tickets attached, all are dated 02/25/06 and every 2 tickets is in sequential number - Look at the plate numbers (lic #).

Look at the time the tickets were written.

On the top far right of each ticket is a ticket number - The same number is on the bottom of each ticket.

You will see ticket numbers in order: Date and time on them state:

SDPD Ticket number: 100154962
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0205 (2:05am)

SDPD Ticket number: 100154963
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0315 (3:15am)

SDPD Ticket number: 100154964
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0205 (2:05am)

SDPD Ticket number: 100154965
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0315 (3:15am)

SDPD Ticket number: 100154966
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0205 (2:05am)

SDPD Ticket number: 100154967
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0315 (3:15am)

SDPD Ticket number: 100154968
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0205 (2:05am)

SDPD Ticket number: 100154969
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0330 (3:30am)

SDPD Ticket number: 100154970
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0205 (2:05am)

SDPD Ticket number: 100154971
Date:02/25/06
Time: 0330 (3:30am)

Can you see the fraud and the manufactured alibi? Sequential numbers of the citation tickets and the time of the tickets allegedly issued are proof of fraud. This San Diego Police Officer (ID # 2934) appears in parking lots on or around 0400 (4:00am) and would approach motor vehicles one by one and issue two parking tickets to each vehicle. This officer has been doing this for minimum three years prior to the date of the tickets. His motive needs to be investigated.

In 2006 I filed a complaint with the San Diego Police Internal Affairs Department and I filed a complaint with the City of San Diego Attorneys Office (I spoke with detectives too), and they both chose the Blue Code of Silence. In 2007 I filed a complaint with the San Diego County District Attorney Office against the San Diego Police Internal Affairs Department, San Diego Police Department, and the City of San Diego Attorneys Office, but no action was taken for the victims, but the San Diego Police Officer did change his pattern by shuffling tickets.

We the people at minimum demand refunds and criminal charges against all involved in this ongoing corruption and cover up.

Since October 7, 2011 several San Diego Police Officers in variety of ranks have told me that they will look into and or will at minimum complain to their San Diego Police Internal Affairs Department, but each one of them have chosen to comply with the Blue Code of Silence.

On December 27, 2011, I complained to the San Diego Police Internal Affairs Division. I complained to a Mr.Jeffrey Peterson.

--- On Wed, 12/28/11, Peterson, Jeffrey @pd.sandiego.gov> wrote:
From: Peterson, Jeffrey @pd.sandiego.gov>
Subject:
To: @yahoo.com
Date: Wednesday, December 28, 2011, 9:06 AM

Shahrokh,

Please call me at 619-531-2801 when you have a moment.

Thank you

Jeffrey Peterson
Sergeant
SDPD - Internal Affairs

From: SHAHROKH SAADAT-NEJAD [mailto: @yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2011 11:13 AM
To: Peterson, Jeffrey
Subject: Transparency

Dear Sergeant Jeffrey Peterson,

Would you please communicate with me through e-mail for the sake of transparency.

Any and all actions and or Communications regarding this matter is shared with the general public, the people that were at minimum robed of money for years by this one single San Diego Police Officer ID# 2934 and one of his many accomplices from the San Diego Police Department Internal Affairs Division for covering up this long-term crime.

When this is investigated properly, the people will be refunded over $250,000 by the City of San Diego, and criminal charges against the officer and his many accomplices such as the SDPD Internal Affairs Officer that I spoke with in 2006.

Thank you in advance.

Shahrokh Saadat-Nejad
San-Diego-Police.com

From: Peterson, Jeffrey @pd.sandiego.gov>
Subject: RE: Transparency
To: "SHAHROKH SAADAT-NEJAD" @yahoo.com>
Date: Wednesday, December 28, 2011, 11:48 AM

If you would like to speak with me about the incident we discussed yesterday, you can call me at the phone number I have given you previously.

You and I will not be communicating or discussing issues related to that by e-mail.

Jeffrey Peterson
Sergeant
SDPD - Internal Affairs

Names and or pictures of these officers and any and all law enforcement and future officers and all and any of their accomplices that have chosen the Blue Code of Silence will be posted on San-Diego-Police.com and phawku.com and it will be updated regularly. These officers intentionally give unjust citations and or arrest people unjustly which results amongst many, liberty, loss of income, valuables, loss of their children, and jobs. The illegal arrests of the people by the San Diego Police Department are putting the peoples personal and private information on public record. Just as these officers harass and assault the public, these officers and or their loved ones will be a target of anonymous freedom fighters in peace for peace. Loved ones want to know.

It's about time that the police and their accomplices are targeted in the same way they target the average human. San Diego Police Department routinely threatens, assault, home-invade, arrest, lie, cheat, and make up evidence against people, often using laws, which should not even be on the books. San Diego Police Officers are there to beat down the scapegoats, so the rest of the hypocrites can feel justified. As we all know that the hippies and discontents, unemployed and poor people, are at fault for all the wars, mass-murder and genocide and not the lawmakers, their puppeteers, judges, or the thieving lawyers.

Mayor of San Diego, California, and former San Diego Chief of Police
Mr.Gerald Robert Sanders

Born on July 14, 1950

Last known home address:
4817 Canterbury Dr San Diego, CA 92116

Please visit: PHAWKU.com

San Diego, California Chief of Police Mr.William Michael Lansdowne

Born on May 10, 1944

Last known home address:

30 Gateview Drive, Fallbrook, Ca 92028

Military: California National Guard - 1972 Discharged

Mr.William Michael Lansdowne has two kids from a previous intimate relationship:

Santa Cruz Sheriff's Deputy Greg Michael Lansdowne

and civilian Mr.Erik Michael Lansdowne

Wife: Sharon Alice Lansdowne

Sharon Lansdowne Designs

Last known telephone numbers:

1-Fallbrook California area code -7two3nine9five-nine

Fax : 1-Fallbrook California area code -seven-two3969six

Mobile : 1-Fallbrook California area code - 703seven71zero

Sharon Landsdowne is associated with R. H. E. Fallbrook Homeowners' Association, Inc. with the role of President.

In 2003 Mr.William Michael Lansdowne disbanded the SDPD anti-corruption unit without the public knowing.

* The information above is to help people that want to serve San Diego, California Chief of Police Mr.William Michael Lansdowne and or Mayor of San Diego, California, and former San Diego Chief of Police with a civil complaint.

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2011-12-20T16:11:00Z

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San Diego Police Cite Marine Corps Vet for Carrying American Flag

December 28, 2011
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SAN DIEGO -- The San Diego Police have cited Iraq war veteran Marine Lance Cpl. John Canter for carrying an American flag at Civic Center Plaza, home to the Occupy San Diego movement.

At approximately 9:40 p.m. on Dec. 22, Canter was cited under an obscure municipal code, section 53.30, which prohibits certain items at protests and other such events.

San Diego municipal code section 53.30 states: "No person shall carry or possess while participating in any demonstration, rally, picket line or public assembly any metal stake, club, or pipe, or any length of lumber, wood, or lath, unless that wooden object is 1/4'' or less in thickness. and 2" or less in width. If not generally rectangular in shape, such wooden object shall not exceed 1/2" in its thickest dimension."

In an interview with signonsandiego.com, San Diego Police Department assistant chief Boyd Long said officers could tell the flag pole was larger than regulations allowed.

"I don't know that it takes an expert to make a determination on what is or isn't thicker than one-half of an inch," Long said. "They got back to the station. They did measure it. It was three-quarters of an inch thick. So it is in violation."

Canter said he was in shock when they told him he couldn't carry the flag. "I have never in my life been told I couldn't carry an American flag. It's clear they were just looking for a reason to cite me specifically, as a veteran," Canter said.

Canter elaborated that many members of the Occupy San Diego movement appreciate the presence of veterans at the occupation of Civic Center Plaza and look to veterans of the community as a source of strength and pride. Canter, who served in the Al Anbar province of Iraq from April 2007 to November 2007, is a regular at the plaza in his Marine Corps desert combat uniform.

"The cops saw this as a chance to say 'we're not afraid to go after a veteran,'" the young Marine said. "It was a chance for them to say 'we're in charge.'"

Following the incident, calls went out on the Occupy San Diego Facebook page for an impromptu rally to, as described by rally organizers, take the American flag back from SDPD.

At 4 p.m., Dec. 23, protestors from Occupy San Diego, Veterans for Peace and MoveOn.org rallied at the corners of 4th Avenue and B Street in downtown San Diego. Nearly all of the protestors, numbering more than 70, carried American flags on illegal sized poles while others draped the flag around their necks.

"I was really surprised by the number of people that came out for this," said Canter, who led the march. "We had already planned a rally in support of Occupy Egypt for later that evening but to see this many people come out for the flag was really inspiring."

Reflecting back on his time in Iraq, Canter said he and his fellow Marines often looked to the flag as a source of pride and something they could rally around.

"It's really important to me," he said of the American flag, "especially when you're away in a foreign country, to see the flag and be reminded of what America -- at least used to -- stand for."

Canter clarified that while the flag is being held under his name by the San Diego Police, it actually belongs to Occupy San Diego, having been given to the group as a gift.

After nearly an hour protesting at Civic Center plaza, protesters marched nearly five blocks to the San Diego Federal Courthouse for a solidarity rally in support of the Occupy Egypt movement.

Since the Occupy San Diego movement began in early October, nearly 139 protesters have been arrested. Charges have been brought against only 29 of those arrested.

Earlier that same evening of Canter's citation, another protester was arrested for lighting a bundle of sage in celebration of the Winter Solstice.

In the above video you hear a San Diego Police Officer (Sergeant Grubbs) that he is taking personal items that belong to the public because he thinks a person is "talking smack" - This action of stealing the public's property is done out of spite and hate towards a people.

Civil action against Mr.Grubbs will be taken by me in due time.

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23 اکتوبر 2011

فیصل آباد کے ناموردیو بندی عالم دین نےلاہورمیں امریکی قونصل خانےکوبتادیا، .

وکی لیکس کی گوہر افشانیاں پوری آب وتاب سے جاری ہیں۔پاکستانی میڈیا وکی لیکس کے انکشافات پر مسلسل تبصرے کرتا رہتا ہے بلکہ بعض اوقات تو بال کی کھال اتارنے پر تل جاتا ہے ، لیکن حیران کن حد تک اس انکشاف کے بارے میں کسی نے بھی لب کشائی نہیں کی، اس سے بخوبی اندازہ ہوجاتاہے کہ ہمارا میڈیا کتنا آزاد اور کتنا غیر جانبدار ہے۔

وکی لیکس نے لاہور میں امریکی قونصل خانے کی ایک کیبل کو افشا کیا ہے، یہ کیبل امریکی قونصل خانے کے سابقہ پرنسپل آفیسر برائن ڈی نٹ کی جانب سے اسٹیٹ ڈیپارٹمنٹ آف امریکا کو مورخہ 20مارچ 2009ء کو بھیجی گئی۔ اس کیبل پر اسٹیٹ ڈیپارٹمنٹ کو بتایا جاتا ہے کہ ہمارے پرنسپل آفیسر برائن ڈی ہنٹ کو فیصل آباد کے نامور دیوبندی عالم دین نے 18 مارچ کو ایک میٹنگ میں بتایا ہے کہ سپا صحابہ کے سربراہ محمد احمد لدھیانوی کی لیبیا سے واپسی کے بعد سپاہ صحابہ نے فیصل آباد میں اپنی سرگرمیوں میں بہت اضافہ کر دیا ہے، سپاہ صحابہ ، جیش محمد ، اور تحریک طالبان پاکستان کے حامی گروپس کو بھی اپنے اندر جذب کر رہی ہے۔

دیوبندی عالم نے برائن ڈی ہنٹ کو یہ بھی بتایا کہ سپاہ صحابہ کے سربراہ محمد احمد لدھیانوی چندہ اور فنڈز حاصل کرنے کی مہم پر لیبیا کے شہر تریپولی گئے تھے۔ اس ٹرپ کا انتظام لیبیا کی حکومت نے کیا تھا۔مولانا صاحب نے ہنٹ کو مزید بتایا کہ مولانا محمد احمد لدھیانوی کو لیبیا کی حکومت نے 312000 امریکی ڈالر جن کی قیمت 25 ملین پاکستان روپے بنتی ہے ، ہدیہ کئے ہیں، جو جلد پاکستان پہنچ جائیں گے اور پاکستان میں سپاہ صحابہ کی سرگرمیوں میں اضافے کا باعث بنیں گے۔

برائن ڈی ہنٹ ’’ مخبر مولانا‘‘ کے تعارف میں لکھتا ہے کہ مولانا ایک لمبے عرصے سے لاہور میں ہمارے قونصل خانے کے ساتھ را بطے میں ہیں اور اسٹیٹ ڈیپارٹمنٹ امریکا کے پروگرام ’’ انٹرنیشنل وزٹرز لیڈر شپ پروگرام کے تحت امریکا کے دورے بھی کر چکے ہیں۔ یہاں پر یہ کیبل ختم ہوجاتی ہے۔ اس کیبل کی سچائی کے لئے اتنا ہی کافی ہے طرفین کی جانب سے ابھی تک کسی نے بھی اس کی تردید نہیں کی ، نہ اسٹیٹ ڈیپارٹمنٹ نے ، نہ لاہو رکے امریکی قونصل خانے نے اور نہ ہی سپاہ صحابہ نے ۔

اس کیبل میں ہونے والے دو انکشافات بہت اہم ہیں۔ ایک سپاہ صحابہ کی جانب لیبیا کی حکومت سے مدد حاصل کرنا ، دوسرا امریکی قونصلیٹ کا ہمارے نام نہاد دینی حلقوں کے اندر اپنے مخبر رکھنا۔

یہ کیبل پڑھ کر سپاہ صحابہ کے منحرف رہنما مولانا اللہ نواز بلوچ کا وہ بیان ذہن میں آرہا ہے ، جس میں انہوں نے اپنی قیادت پر الزام لگایا کہ یہ انڈین امداد پر پاکستان میں فرقہ ورانہ تشدد پھیلا رہے ہیں۔ اسی وجہ سے مولانا نے سپاہ صحابہ سے استعفی دے دیا۔

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2011-09-27T16:11:00Z

Please send Police badge numbers, and or names of officers, and or time of incident, and or pictures, and or video to vice@san-diego-police.com or call me at (619) 206-5096

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Downtown San Diego - Gaslamp
Friday October 7, 2011
4:20pm

The civilian owner of San-Diego-Police.com recommends the following:

Bring your water, food, snacks, sleeping bag, tent, change of clothes, medical marijuana recommendation paper, and peace.

1. Avoid blocking all entrance and exit doors, the sidewalk and or the streets.

2. Avoid the US Federal property if you have any medical marijuana on you.

3. Avoid people that speak pro-communism and or pro-social movement, or against the legalization of marijuana.

4. Avoid labeling yourself with an organization that you are not familiar with.

5. Do not bring any weapons, no sticks, even if the stick is holding a banner - Be SAFE.

6. There is no leader - Get to know the people around you.

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30 Years in Prison For Saying the Wrong Thing? How The FBI Entraps US Citizens To Feign Success Against Terror

July 11, 2011

The FBI, under considerable pressure to produce results, has resorted to unjust measures to create villains of domestic terror.

On August 28, 2008, two childhood friends from Midland, Texas, Bradley Crowder and David McKay, traveled north to join thousands of protesters at the 2008 Republican National Convention (RNC). In the company of six Austin activists, Crowder and McKay were ready for adventure, and prepared, in Crowder's words, to protest to "change the world." What began as a journey of hope, however, ended in sudden catastrophe. Crowder and McKay's efforts to mark their opposition to the Republican administration and the U.S. involvement in Iraq resulted in multiple charges of domestic terrorism and a high- stakes entrapment defense in federal court. What the "Texas Two" hadn't realized in Minnesota was that their trusted comrade, Brandon Michael Darby - the very activist to whom they had looked for inspiration and guidance - was in fact an FBI informant.

Tracing Crowder and McKay's saga from its very origins, the 2011 documentary Better this World cunningly unveils the intricacies of the two protestors' federal trials, as well as the media sensation they precipitated. The film, which is scheduled to air nationally on PBS's "POV" series, not only provides a nuanced perspective of two alleged cases of domestic terrorism but also cuts to the heart of the "war on terror" and its effect upon civil liberties.

Aiming to go beyond the "nice-kids-turned-domestic- terrorists" narrative propagated by mainstream media sources, film-makers Kelly Galloway and Kelly Duane de la Vega have turned their attention to the viewpoints of the key players themselves: Crowder, McKay, and Darby. Although both directors are clearly sympathetic toward the convicted Texas youths, they take care to interview multiple FBI agents and prosecutors, providing viewers with conflicting approaches to the trials. The result is a documentary thriller that stands as both a compelling character study and a necessary reminder of the broader themes behind McKay and Crowder's testimony, namely the post-9/11 security apparatus and the use, and abuse, of informants in the government's "war on terror." David v. Goliath

Playing out against the backdrop of the RNC in St. Paul, Minnesota, Better this World opens with visceral footage from the 2008 protests. These recordings, alongside testimonies detailing McKay and Crowder's involvement with Austin's progressive scene, reveal that both youths were not only newcomers to the activist community but also indisputably shocked by what they encountered in St. Paul. There was, in Crowder's words, a "pervasive sense of occupation…it was a war zone…a police state." Indeed, police searched the group's rented white van without a warrant on its arrival in St. Paul and seized their homemade shields constructed for the protests.

Unnerved by this illegal bust and inspired by Darby's militant polemics, Crowder and McKay walked into a Walmart on August 31 and bought provisions to construct Molotov cocktails. Although they proceeded to make eight bottled gasoline bombs, the next morning the two protestors realized, in Mckay's words, that they "didn't know what they were doing." Leaving the Molotovs behind, they joined other protestors in St. Paul only to be arrested soon after for disorderly conduct. Due to lack of identification on his person, Crowder was held in jail.

At this point, the narrative takes its tragic turn. Incensed that Crowder had not been released, McKay foolishly announced to Darby that he was planning to throw his homemade bombs on police cars in a nearby parking lot. His conversation with Darby, held in a moment of hotheadedness, was in fact being transmitted to the FBI through electronic surveillance gear. Although McKay and Darby agreed to meet once more at 2 a.m. to use the Molotovs, McKay decided against this plan and ceased contact with Darby. Nevertheless, several hours later, just before McKay was due to leave for the airport, the FBI arrested him at gunpoint.

When McKay took his case to trial, arguing that he'd walked into an FBI trap, he was facing up to 30 years in federal prison. As his father remarked in a phone conversation prior to his trial, the case was that of "David against Goliath." An entrapment defense had no precedent of success in the United States. Crowder, in contrast, found himself in a more secure position; he had never conversed with Darby on employing firebombs. The prosecution offered him a two-year plea deal for accepting one charge of possession of unregistered firearms. In the belief that this would exempt him from testifying against McKay, Crowder agreed to these terms.

The two friends nonetheless found themselves pitted against each other as their cases played out. As Better this World critically reveals, when McKay's trial resulted in a hung jury, the prosecution crawled back to Crowder, effectively blackmailing him for information on McKay. Although the latter still had a chance to prove entrapment, when he was offered a plea-deal of four years in prison, he accepted, thus allowing Darby and the FBI to wash their hands of the case. Faced with the decision to accept four years in prison, or risk 30 in proceeding with a second trial, McKay backed down.

As Crowder explained in an interview on June 23, he and McKay were simply "pawns in somebody else's game." A paid FBI informant -- once respected for his involvement with Common Ground Relief, the post-Katrina recovery effort -- directly influenced their progression to more radical activism. More importantly, the machinery of the U.S. judicial system constrained and shaped their decisions following arrest. Broader Implications

Crowder and McKay's experience serves as a crucial reminder of broader and more disquieting government trends, such as the tendency to amplify minor offences as cases of "homegrown" domestic terrorism and employ pre-emptive counterterrorism strategies on U.S. soil. "Going on the offense," as former Attorney General John Ashcroft once dubbed it, has worked to push the boundaries of civil privacy to their limit. Since 9/11, Ashcroft and his successor Michael Mukasey have steadily weakened rights protections and relaxed appropriate checks put in place for FBI investigations. In recent years, the Attorney General Guidelines, first promulgated in 1976 to eradicate the forms of investigative abuse that marked the COINTELPRO program, have markedly eroded. As documented in a study by the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law, Mukasey's 2008 guidelines continue to permit the FBI to authorize intrusive surveillance techniques, such as the dissemination of untrained informants, without any factual predicates to suspected criminal conduct.

The relaxation of criteria required to engage in investigative activity has been a recurrent feature of the post-9/11 world. Mukasey's Guidelines, for instance, allow the FBI to conduct preliminary "assessments" on the activities of individuals or organizations without any prior allegations indicating criminal activity or threats to national security. In these assessment stages that occur prior to preliminary investigations - which themselves can last up to six months! - FBI agents are also permitted to "assess individuals who may have value as human sources," effectively enabling the premeditated recruitment of informants. Crucially, the Guidelines refrain from imposing "supervisory approval requirements in assessments."

Taking advantage of this dearth of checks and balances, the U.S. Department of Justice has heretofore brought charges against just over 400 individuals in "terrorism- related investigations," since 9/11. As noted by David Cole, a professor of law at Georgetown University, this figure is widely regarded as inflated in that it incorporates a vast number of cases that relate to minor offences, such as immigration fraud, rather than actual terrorism. Entrapment and Surveillance

Brandon Darby's recognized collaboration with the FBI also hints of a larger reality: government entrapment. As the FBI's focus, in the counterterrorism context, has steadily shifted to a preventative model, it has increasingly emphasized the use of paid and untrained informants in the "fight against terrorism." In 2009 alone there were the high-profile cases of Maher Husein Smadi, 19, and Michael Finton, 29, both of whom were convicted on charges of domestic terrorism when their crimes were, in no small part, shaped by the work of FBI informants. FBI agents posing as al-Qaeda members frequently approached Smadi, who was arrested for plotting to bomb a downtown Dallas skyscraper. Undercover U.S. agents also provided inert explosives to Finton, convicted of attempting to bomb the Paul Findley Federal Building and the offices of Congressman Aaron Schock in Illinois.

These cases are only two of hundreds that raise questions about the dividing line between covert operations and government entrapment. Have government informants been given too much leeway? In the eyes of James Weddick, one of several FBI veterans interviewed in Galloway's film, the answer is yes: "Before 9/11 it was eyes and ears only. Now it's eyes, ears, and the informant's mouth." In recent years, these surveillance techniques have become ominously extreme.

Indeed, one of the more shocking realities Better this World brings to light is the fact that the FBI was preparing for the 2008 RNC at least two years prior to its opening. In the words of one agent interviewed in the film, authorities treated the RNC as a 100% security threat. To that end, the FBI relied on informants in neighboring jurisdictions to track the activities of allegedly threatening activist groups, such as the RNC Welcoming Committee, which coordinated discussions and preparations for the 2008 protests. McKay and Crowder themselves had actually been on the FBI's radar for more than a year when they travelled to St. Paul. Given the enormous funds spent on RNC security operations, the FBI was under considerable pressure to produce results, to effectively press charges against the alleged terrorists whom they had been tracking.

For those convicted on dubious charges of domestic terrorism, the probability of mounting a successful entrapment defense is slim to nil. According to the Center for Law and Security, from 2001 to 2007, ten defendants charged with "terrorism-related" crimes have formally issued an entrapment defense. None, however, has prevailed. Although Brandon Darby, currently a right-wing political commentator, now refers to Crowder and McKay as "American-hating Americans," the reality is that the two boys' progression to militant activism was undeniably influenced by his words and actions. In an effort to "better this world," a phrase taken from Darby himself, government informants are taking suspects to the edge of the pool and pushing them in.

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2011-06-26T23:20:00Z

Comment on article below:

Kerry Steigerwalt and Pacific Law Center going out of business is all part of the ongoing scam. They have been paying their multiple phone book directory (Yellow Pages) ads which runs in 10's of thousands of dollars per month, and they made every payment since the late June of 2010 announcement on going out of business, plus the fact that they continued advertising on KGTV 10 News website and they still do as of today July 11, 2011. In late June of 2010 Kerry Steigerwalt's Pacific Law Center announced that they are going out of business, but in reality they had started several other law offices, for example Golden State Law Group, which the name for it's domain name was created well before late June of 2010.

Every single customer of Pacific Law Center since January 14, 2003 is entitled to a full refund and to have their criminal cases reviewed and more than likely have their cases overturned and thrown out. This is one of the many main reasons that the government (District Attorney) does not want to recognize this ongoing fraud, because they will have to go through over 100,000 criminal cases and it will cost the government hundreds of millions of dollars. Pacific Law Center has already started to destroy thier customers files from 2003, 2004 and 2005. Every single lawsuits filed against Pacific Law Center and or Kerry Steigerwalt's Pacific Law Center by former employees is designed as a distraction from investigations (Private and Government), that includes lawsuit filed by KGTV10 News San Diego on February 14, 2011, (case number 37-2011-00085788-CU-CL-CTL) - (MCGRAW-HILL BROADCASTING CO INC VS. KERRY STEIGERWALT'S PACIFIC LAW CENTER) - But they have been advertising on KGTV 10 News website, and they still do.

The media is well aware of this ongoing fraud, but because they get paid millions of dollars for advertisements from Pacific Law Center (Golden State Law Group - United Trial Group) they have not only chosen to stay silent, but to help Pacific Law Center to keep me silent, which includes misleading the public through their reportings. KGTV 10 news San Diego which knows of the ongoing scams did nothing, including other local media stations. They all want a piece of the billion dollar scam.

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Kerry Steigerwalt's Broke Law Firm Trying to Make Deals
SanDiegoReader.com
June 22, 2011

On March 24, San Diegan Laura Perry received a letter from Kerry Steigerwalt’s Pacific Law Center, once San Diego’s best known, most notorious, and most aggressively advertised law firm. Perry, 73, had paid $2000 to the firm to handle a Chapter 7 bankruptcy for her. She had received no service — one of thousands who allegedly paid money up front but got little or no legal help.

The Steigerwalt law firm, which went out of business last year, offered her a refund amount of $252, to be paid in installments. “The agreed amount will be paid, but [the firm] is financially unable to pay it ‘today,’” lamented the letter, which included a check for $42 signed by Steigerwalt. Perry’s attorney Gary Sehnert, who successfully handled her bankruptcy after Steigerwalt’s lawyers failed to act, advised her not to cash the check. “Once you do that, then they can argue that you agreed to the settlement,” says Sehnert, who did not charge her for any of his work.

On April 18, Perry got a second letter, fretting that the law firm’s “financial condition has worsened.” She would not get the promised April check. She also got a solicitation phone call from one Joe Rivera, representing the law firm, who wanted her to take a lowball settlement of $105. “I said that is a rip-off,” says Perry. “Every time I think of [this] it makes my blood pressure rise.” Rivera would not reply to my questions.

Pacific Law Center was founded by Larry Majors, a nonlawyer convicted felon who vamoosed from Texas after a judge called a law firm he operated “a borderline criminal enterprise,” according to a 2009 San Diego lawsuit, since dismissed. After getting into trouble running several law firms, Majors set up Pacific Law Center in 1993 with his son Austin Majors, also a nonlawyer, as executive director, according to the lawsuit. Steigerwalt, who had been with the public defender’s office for 6 years and in private practice for 18 years, took over the firm in 2008 and attached his name to the front. The firm specialized in drunk driving, personal injury, defective product, loan modification, and bankruptcy cases. Taking over the Pacific Law Center “was the worst decision of my life,” says Steigerwalt, who once again has his own firm. “It cost me millions.”

That April 18 letter to Laura Perry stated, “Vendors and creditors of [the defunct legal institution] claim the firm owes them more than $3 million.”

The sum could be larger than that. Steigerwalt hired the Chicago law office of J. Kevin Benjamin, who set up a Mission Valley office. Steigerwalt pays Benjamin $250 to take over each client who has not been provided service. Benjamin explains to the people that he is not replacing the shuttered law firm. He will take the case himself for a very low fee of, say, $395 for a Chapter 7.

Benjamin says he saw the closed law firm’s records: there were more than 6000 people who had paid some money and not received their service — a number that Steigerwalt, although conceding the firm is insolvent, says is too high. “Some had paid in full, some had not,” Benjamin says. Depending on the average amount shelled out, the money owed to nonserviced clients could exceed $3 million, he says. And that doesn’t include vendors and other creditors.

San Diego attorney Scott Harris feels sorry for “all the people that got screwed, that paid $1500 to $3000 and never got service. Lawyers at [the law firm] had retainer agreements that permitted them to get out of the liability responsibility on the cases they were handling.”

In his frequent trips to San Diego, Benjamin and an assistant handle “70 to 100 people a week who had paid and not gotten services,” he says, asserting that he is losing money on the arrangement. Initially, “people were calling every five minutes. I had to get a separate receptionist and a different line. Some were saying I was a crook. I said, ‘I don’t have your money.’” Clients thought that the up-front fees paid to Kerry Steigerwalt’s Pacific Law Center were paid to Benjamin, and that wasn’t so. He must stress to each cuckolded client that he is not taking over the Steigerwalt firm or the clients’ files. He has to begin every case anew. “This has been going on for a year, and I am debating if I will do it anymore.”

Benjamin says that investigators from the U.S. trustee’s office in San Diego, which oversees bankruptcy cases, have been looking into Steigerwalt customers who did not get served. The probers went over Benjamin’s files and interviewed one of his assistants. “They have their own investigation going of Kerry Steigerwalt,” Benjamin says. “They were asking us about Kerry and about our own operations.” Also, Benjamin says he talked briefly with an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation who later checked with Benjamin’s lawyer. But the subject of those inquiries was loan modifications, in which Benjamin is not involved. Steigerwalt’s firm got into the controversial loan modification business.

Steigerwalt says he is not aware of any Federal Bureau of Investigation probe. As is traditional, the agency will not confirm or deny the existence of a probe. The U.S. trustee’s office, while not confirming a formal investigation, did reveal that it has been actively involved, stating: “The U.S. Trustee’s office responded to inquiries from individuals who had concerns about their legal representation in bankruptcy cases after the closure of Kerry Steigerwalt’s Pacific Law Center.”

“Benjamin is making a grand effort to do what is right,” says Sehnert. However, “It would be really nice to have an accounting of that $3 million.” He notes that the check that Laura Perry received was from “Kerry Steigerwalt’s Pacific Law Center Client Trust Account.” Money in client trust accounts belongs to clients, not to the lawyers, who should follow strict accounting procedures, he says. However, a former member of the firm says that in this instance the money paid up front did not have to go into client trust accounts.

Meanwhile, a firm named Golden State Law Group is now advertising heavily, à la Steigerwalt’s deceased enterprise. Golden State’s marketing director is Austin Majors, former executive director of Pacific Law Center. After Steigerwalt’s firm closed, Golden State was launched by two former members of that concern, Don Bokovoy, who is going into semiretirement, and David Weil. On its website, Golden State says it is responding to “unanswered complaints with Kerry Steigerwalt’s Pacific Law Center. Many of Mr. Steigerwalt’s clients have called Golden State Law Group seeking help with their bankruptcy case after complaining to Mr. Steigerwalt that they paid him a retainer to file their bankruptcies and he has, in many cases, failed to do so.” Those who unsuccessfully went to Benjamin’s Chicago law firm “felt cheated and scammed,” says the website.

Steigerwalt says he is disappointed by the criticism, given Weil’s and Bokovoy’s “involvement in the bankruptcy department at [Kerry Steigerwalt’s Pacific Law Center].”

Benjamin is more succinct: Golden State “can go fk themselves,” he says.

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