Re: I called the police for help and they arrested me

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Dear Chris,

It is not the judicial system that is wrong, it's the Nazi
cops. Get you a lawyer and sue them! You'll win! Good luck!

Sincerely,

Hardy Parkerson, Atty.
Lake Charles, LA

On 12/01/03, Chris Conley wrote:
> After trying to break-up with a guy I had been dating for a
> few months because I found out that he was gay and he had
> serious mental problems. We were in a public place having
> dinner and drinks. I had left my car at his house and did
> not have my cell phone with me, we had rode together.
>
> Eddie became beligerent and started causing a scene in the
> restaurant so we left. Since I had rode with him I was the
> passenger in his car. At one point while he was driving he
> slammed on the breaks, unbuckled my seat belt and started
> shoving me out of the passenger door of the car. He had
> leaned across me and opened the door. I'm 5'3", 105 lbs.
> He is at least 240 lbs and 5'11". I was trying to hang on
> so I would not get thrown from the car or ran over since the
> car was moving. The next thing I know I'm thrown from the
> car, my head hits the curb and Eddie throws my purse out on
> top of me. Not once did I ever touch him. He had his sun
> glasses on a clip on his visor and I remember trying to grab
> at anything (not him) to hang on to. I know the sun glasses
> were broken, I believe I landed on them as I was thrown from
> his car. Eddie then grabbed the door shut and drove off.
>
> This all took place out side of a hotel. I walked in and
> called the police to help me. I needed a ride back to my
> car. I did not have Eddie's address, only his cell phone
> number which I gave to the police. An hour later he shows
> up, with his roommate driving and has a scratch on his
> face. This guy had scratched his own face and blamed it on
> me!! The police took pictures of my hands and under my
> nails. Of course there was nothing there since I never
> touched Eddie. The next thing I know is I'm arrested and
> being hauled off to jail. I've never been in ANY trouble,
> not even a traffic infraction. I called for help then I get
> arrested! My foot was bleeding from being thrown from the
> car. Since Eddie's glasses were broken they sited me for
> domestic violence and malicious intent! I was the one who
> was thrown from a moving vehicle, ended up with a huge lump
> on my head and I'm arrested!
>
> The two cops were women; one obviously was gay. I had told
> them I was breaking up with Eddie because he is gay. I was
> cited and given a blank citation with nothing on it (I am
> still in posession of this) then weeks later the two police
> women wrote up a report. I believe my rights have been
> violated. This happened in Vancouver, Washington where the
> judicial system is very corrupt.
>
> What I've learned from this is to never call the police for
> help. I consider myself a law abiding citizen and never
> gotten into any trouble. Our judicial system is a joke. It
> is set up to protect the criminals and used against
> innocent, tax paying citizens. I would like to know how do
> we rise up against it.
>
> Chris
>
> On 11/12/03, MJ wrote:
>> I called the county police and ask them if I could get an
>> policeman to meet me at a ranch to get my property. I
>> didn't think there would be a problem but ask them for
>> help. The police said no. The next day I went to the
>> ranch and called the DPS and ask for a policeman to come.
>> The DPS dispatched the officer who had said no the day
>> before and he was mad at me. The ranch was closed and we
>> left. About an hour later I passed the policeman on the
>> road and he pulled me over. He ask me for my Insurance
> and
>> as I was looking for it he arrested me for no insurance,
>> crossing the white line and baracading the road with my
>> car. I was on a rural road and it there was no sholder. I
>> had two dogs in the car and it was 10:00 am.
>>
>> I was taken to jail and spent 29 hours. I am a middle
> aged
>> woman and I am still in shock. I cried the entire time
> and
>> became sick in jail. I had a panic attack and passed
> out.
>> I woke up alone and cold on the jail floor.
>>
>> My insurance card was in my car but he was out to put me
>> in jail; he told me I should not have called the police
> to
>> help me after he told me not to. He said, "you just had
> to
>> have it your way". After the policeman hand cuffed on
> hand
>> he jerked me and I went face first into the side of the
> car
>> and then to the ground. I am so afraid of the police
> now.
>> I will never call them again. I am looking for a good
>> civil rights Lawyer in the Houston area.

Re: I called the police for help and they arrested me, 2/20/04, by Hardy Parkerson, Atty..

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