Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Medical Staff Fails to Screen for and Treat MRSA at FCI Sheridan

Medical staff at FCI Sheridan fail to screen new arrivals for MRSA and treat those that self-report their condition. MRSA is a dangerous form of anti-biotic resistant bacteria that causes giant puss-filled cysts, fever, and sometimes even death. On August 16, 2018 a man was moved from Multnomah County to FDC Sheridan and eventually placed in the special housing unit (SHU) across the street at FCI Sheridan. While at Multnomah County Inverness Jail (MCIJ) that inmate was sent to the hospital with a massive MRSA infection on his leg and a 105 degree fever. When he arrived at FDC Sheridan he told medical staff that he had been recently treated with anti-biotics for MRSA at MCIJ. The Sheridan staff did not give him anti-biotics. After being placed in SHU, he began noticing new cysts on his scalp and arm pit. He showed them to the lady that passed out pills and she said it looked like acne. He then turned in a request to see medical, was called out for an exam by a Harry Potter lookalike medical technician, and was sent back to his cell, still without anti-biotics. How big must such growths get before an inmate is treated? Did the medical staff wait until it was too late? This author was transferred and can not say. The name of the victim was Edgar Gonzalez. He was a pre-trial detainee and gave this author permission to use his name. As a pre-trial detainee designated to the FDC at that time he would have been under the care of Dr. Amador Cantu. Watch the video below to see what can happen when MRSA is not properly treated in a prison:#fcisheridan #bophealthservices #shu #mrsa #amadorcantu

source https://copblaster.com/blast/188/medical-staff-fails-to-screen-for-and-treat-mrsa-at-fci-sheridan

Curtis 50 Cent Jackson Ratted in 2000

Irv Gotti posted 50 Cent's snitch as bitch ass paperwork on instagram like 3 years ago. Murder inc. beat his ass in 2000 so he called the popo DEA and snitched em out. Whenever somebody got a beef with him all they got to do prove he a punk is bring this up.#50cent #curtisjackson #irvgotti #dea #murderinc

source https://copblaster.com/blast/187/curtis-50-cent-jackson-ratted-in-2000

Tuesday, July 30, 2019

How I Missed My Chance to Smash Blaine Cooper and Stanley Blaine Hicks

When I read an article about the sentencing of Blaine Cooper a.k.a. Stanley Blaine Hicks Jr. for his role in peaceful protests at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, I was disappointed that I did not know of his history as a turncoat rat the day that I met him. That day was February 27, 2017 in the holding cell waiting to see U.S. Magistrate Judge Stacie Beckerman at the federal courthouse in Portland, Oregon. Blaine was sitting in front of me in a suit and I was in jail scrubs waiting to seek pre-violation release, so when I met him I assumed that he had some type of pre-trial release issue. When I asked what he was in for he said, "I was at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge with Ammon Bundy." Thinking he was one of the good guys I responded by telling him how much I liked his work. If I knew that he was about to testify for the Government against protester Jason Patrick and others, I would have tried my best to knock him out. Even if he got the better of me, I would have at least forced him to testify with a black eye. I should have known because when I was booked into the Multnomah County Jail for a supervised release violation on February 24, 2017, I met Ryan Bundy. Bundy was being booked into the jail on a USM hold because he was brought to Oregon from the Nevada Southern Detention Center to testify for the defense. Bundy had been found not guilty in the same court the previous fall and was awaiting trial in Nevada on similar trumped up charges to the ones he was acquitted on in Oregon. Bundy's Nevada case was eventually dismissed for prosecutorial misconduct. I talked to Bundy quite a bit in the fish tank at the Multnomah County Detention Center (MCDC). Bundy talked about getting shot when Lavoy Finicum was murdered and I recall talking about my reaction to the cell phone footage of that crime as well as my respect for his work, but I never remember Bundy ever specifically warning me to be on the lookout for a rat named Blaine Cooper or Stanley Blaine Hicks Jr. If I have forgotten I apologize, but I do not believe that Bundy told me about Cooper. Anyone that knows of a rat in a jail should tell as many people as possible. In the future I recommend telling other inmates. If they are solid dudes they will do the right thing if given the opportunity. Having paperwork helps too, so they know you're telling the truth. If only Bundy had known better, I can't help but think that Cooper would have had more to cry about at his sentencing besides the months he spent in jail, his financial ruin, and losing friends due to his cowardice. He would have cried about the day he got his face smashed by the Cop Blaster and hopefully he would have had more regret for stabbing people in the back than he did for going to the refuge.#blainecooper #stanleyblainehicks #malheurwildliferefuge #traitors

source https://copblaster.com/blast/186/how-i-missed-my-chance-to-smash-blaine-cooper-and-stanley-blaine-hicks

Monday, July 29, 2019

Making a Carjacker starring Vindictive Fed Prosecutor Leah Bolstad

This article was originally going to be titled something to the effect of "Jacking Off or Carjacking, Does Leah Bolstad Know the Difference?" Because at the time that the first draft was written Assistant United States Attorney Leah Bolstad had not yet demonstrated that she does in fact know the difference between the two and because this author had not yet seen "Making a Murderer" on Netflix. The comparison between jacking off and carjacking was going to be used to make the point that although both involve jacking of some sort the two activities could not be more different and Leah Bolstad had been behaving as if she had no idea what carjacking was. Carjacking is defined under 18 U.S.C. 2119 as "Whoever, with the intent to cause death or serious bodily harm takes a motor vehicle...from the person or presence of another by force and violence or by intimidation, or attempts to do so." The key elements of the offense that must be met are attempting to take by force and with intent to cause serious bodily harm. That is why when I read the case against Josh Stetzer I was shocked to see him being charged with carjacking for the attempted theft of an unoccupied vehicle. Specifically, Stetzer was accused of trying to steal a parked car when the owner caught him. Stetzer allegedly pulled a gun while fleeing the scene. Even if it were proven that he was trying to take the vehicle by force when the owner arrived and he allegedly pulled the gun, nothing suggested an intent to injure the owner. Fleeing the scene suggested just the opposite. Maybe if Stetzer had been caught jacking off in the car she would have had a better case. At least then she could have properly used the words "car" and "jacking" in the same sentence. On top of the so called carjacking, Bolstad thought it was appropriate to charge Stetzer with possessing a firearm just because someone claimed to have seen him with a gun. As a felon this greatly frightens this author because this author knows what it is like to fear guns being planted on or near him. Now this author must fear the possibility that anyone that wants to get this author in trouble can simply say that they have witnessed this author possessing a gun. One would think that to bring such a charge prosecutors would at least need to have caught Stetzer with a gun. So, why would Bolstad file charges against someone for a crime they clearly did not commit and another crime for which there is no real evidence? Stetzer had been serving a 15 year sentence but won his appeal and got his sentence reduced to 5 years. As a result, he ended up in a halfway house called the Northwest Regional Re-Entry Center (NWRRC) a decade before prosecutors thought he would. They were not happy about that, so when he escaped they tried to get him as much time as they could to offset the effect of him winning his appeal. In addition to the new escape charge, Bolstad filed the carjacking charge the day before the statute of limitations for that case would have expired. It turned out that the alleged carjacking was for an incident that took place 4 years and 364 days earlier. This incident was something the United States Attorney's Office (USAO) agreed not pursue when he originally pled guilty to the charges for which he received the original 15 year sentence. In that case Stetzer pled guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm under the Armed Career Criminal Act (ACCA), but agreed only to a contested sentence for which his appellate rights would not be waived, so by winning his appeal Stetzer did nothing that the USAO did not agree that he could do. He won his appeal because the Supreme Court decided Johnson v. United States 576 U.S. ___ (2015) and held that the residual clause of the ACCA was unconstitutionally vague, as a result Stetzer did not qualify for the ACCA and had to be resentenced. Courts have traditionally held that vindictive prosecution takes place when the government retaliates by increasing the seriousness of the charges after a defendant exercises a constitutional or statutory right. Bolstad would not have charged Stetzer had he not won his appeal. Surprisingly and unsurprisingly, United States District Judge Anna Brown rejected Stetzer's vindictive prosecution challenge after Bolstad cited his new escape charge and stated that the escape changed the public safety needs to be considered regarding the carjacking case. This decision is surprising because the filing of the carjacking charge appears to be motivated by the success of the appeal and any public safety needs caused by the escape should theoretically be covered by legal remedies available for escapes. At the same time it is not surprising because judges are reluctant to grant vindictive prosecution motions, they do not want to question the motives of the USAO unless they absolutely must, judges in general dislike criminals, and as a result they like finding excuses to keep them locked up even if it means bending the rules. There really is no accountability for judges like Anna Brown. The most she has to worry about is Stetzer filing another appeal and winning. The end result are judges that lack the ability to systematically apply the law regardless of their personal gut feeling and they end up twisting the law to reach the result they want instead of simply saying that the law does not support what they want to do. It is true that intervening circumstances can justify a late filing of a charge, but case law examples make it clear that such circumstances must impact the merits of the case. Stetzer's lawyer argued many such examples and this author read his motion in jail but does not have a copy available to make more specific citations (this author is relying on personal notes made in jail). Those cases made it clear that the intervening change needs to be something like new evidence without which Stetzer could not have been charged 4 years and 364 days earlier. Bolstad produced no such evidence. Still, Stetzer was concerned that there was be a good likelihood that Bolstad could find a jury that would not have cared if he carjacked the vehicle anymore than if he jacked off in it. A jury like that would convict him for being a criminal charged with a crime because juries like that want to find people guilty and their only real criteria is the question, "do I like this guy?" Josh Stetzer seems to fall within a specific class of persons. Persons with criminal histories that fight for their rights. The Government likes to keep such people behind bars as long as they can by any means necessary. For prosecutors like Leah Bolstad just keeping someone like Stetzer in pre-trial detention is considered a victory whether or not it ultimately results in a conviction. In the District of Oregon there is no bail and it takes many months to resolve a case. The time and expense needed to just keep someone like Stetzer in pre-trial detention is worth it to the Government. This creates a system of pre-conviction punishment that is substantial. As long as Bolstad and others at the USAO believe that they are preventing crime by keeping people locked up on charges they know the person is not technically guilty of they will continue to provide examples to support the claim that this government is not a legitimate one. A legitimate government would care about the truth. The truth is that Bolstad has made a farce and mockery of the so called "justice" system that swore to uphold. She has created a greater evil than anything Josh Stetzer may have created by turning a system that should protect all innocent people against an innocent man. This practice is an abuse of power more dangerous than any single alleged carjacker. According to the BOP website Josh is now at USP Victorville.#leahbolstad #annabrown #vindictiveprosecution #uspvictorville

source https://copblaster.com/blast/185/making-a-carjacker-starring-vindictive-fed-prosecutor-leah-bolstad

Sunday, July 28, 2019

Multnomah County Sheriff's Office Inmate Manual - 2012 Edition

If you know an inmate in the Multnomah County Detention Center (MCDC) or the Multnomah County Inverness Jail (MCIJ) then this official 2012 inmate manual is a must print and mail. Inmates are not given copies of inmate manuals when they arrive and must borrow one from a guard to review jail policies. Sending them their own copy, even if it is an older version of the manual, could be very helpful. An inmate that knows the rules is less likely to end get written up. I was fortunate to find this copy on top of the light in my cell when I moved it. It seems someone borrowed it, never gave it back, and the staff either did not look for it or considered it lost. I brought it home with me. Now you can have it by clicking on the above .pdf icon or link.#multnomahcountyjail #inmatemanuals #governmentforms

source https://copblaster.com/blast/184/multnomah-county-sheriffs-office-inmate-manual-2012-edition

Multnomah County Sheriff's Office Inmate Grievance Form

Do you know someone that is incarcerated in a Multnomah County jail? If so, you should send them copies of this inmate grievance form. This form is officially available upon request from an inmate, but often inmates ask for the form and are given excuses and do not actually get one for at least a week. By the time they get it, it has been over five days since the incident that they are complaining about and the form is rejected as being late. Then, if the inmate pursues the matter further, the jail can say that under the Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA) the inmate failed to exhaust administrative remedies by failing to file a grievance within five days. Inmate in units 4E and 4F at the Multnomah County Detention Center (MCDC) typically are not given grievance forms. Other units like 4B, 4C, 5B and 5C have a shot at getting grievance forms, but it is difficult. General population units typically can get grievance forms easily. It seems like the staff has an unwritten policy of denying grievance forms to those most likely to file grievances for egregious staff misconduct. That is because those that have been subjected to a use of force at MCDC are typically put in 4E and 4F. They stay their for more than five days and by the time they get to a unit that will hand out grievance forms it is too late to complain. These inmates make up such a small percentage of the population that the staff can get away with denying them grievance forms without it becoming much of an issue. This author does not know how grievances are passed out at Multnomah County Inverness Jail (MCIJ) because his experience there is limited to one day in dorm 16 when he was held there due to the hole at MCDC being full. Technically the yellow page is supposed to be a carbon copy, but if you print it off as is and mail it in, the inmate will at least have something to turn in. They might reject it for not being original, but at least the inmate will be able to say that he turned in something within five days. You are highly encouraged to click on the .pdf icon, download this file, print off several copies, and send it to an inmate that you know.#multnomahcountyjail #inmategrievanceforms #governmentforms #plra

source https://copblaster.com/blast/183/multnomah-county-sheriffs-office-inmate-grievance-form

Saturday, July 27, 2019

Timothy Fleming was Told to Sit at the Sex Offender Table and Told

Timothy Loren Fleming had just been in the SHU at FCI Sheridan for evicting an inmate from his cell because he found out that that inmate was a sex offender. Most people thought that Fleming was alright, but then someone discovered that Fleming has a sex offender history himself. In response to this a guy that I knew from Victorville USP told Fleming that he was no longer welcome at the white tables and that he would have to sit at the sex offender table. Fleming got pissed off and told on him. That guy ended up on the same range in the SHU as I was with a write up for threatening Fleming, and he told me the whole story. I ran Fleming's name through a background check service and found several charges for failing to report or register as a sex offenders. In a screenshot uploaded you can see that he has been charged with violating ORS 181.599.3(b) which applies to people that fail to register if the offense they have to register for was a felony. Oddly, the background check service did not display his underlying offense, so that remains a mystery to this author. Fleming was in the federal system for threatening cops on Facebook, so everyone called him "Facebook." This author personally liked the guy and associated with him not knowing of his history. This author was also in the feds for an online threat and shares a mutual dislike of law enforcement. It was very disappointing to hear that he told on someone that was nice enough not to beat him up or kick him out of the unit. Other people have made statements to me in support of the claim that Fleming got a guy sent to the hole for telling him not to sit at the white tables anymore. It seemed like Fleming just got his feeling hurt because he was one of the guys until the guys learned about his history. It was a vindictive move in retaliation for being rejected.#timothyfleming #fcisheridan #sexoffenders #marioncountyjail

source https://copblaster.com/blast/182/timothy-fleming-was-told-to-sit-at-the-sex-offender-table-and-told

Friday, July 26, 2019

Sex Offender Paul Anthony Salazar Snitched after Cell Eviction

In January of 2018 Paul Anthony Salazar, a convicted sex offender, ratted on inmate Timothy Fleming in J1 at the detention center in Sheridan, Oregon. This author was in the SHU (Special Housing Unit a.k.a. "the hole") at the time and discussed the incident with Fleming upon his arrival in SHU. Fleming was able to send his incident report down to me, I read it, and I took notes. It clearly stated that Fleming received an incident report for threatening one Paul Salazar (inmate number 08438-298) and described the incident as follows: "After speaking with inmate Salazar, he informed me that inmate Fleming had verbally threatened him with bodily harm, due to inmate Fleming somehow discovering the charges against him." An online background check of Salazar revealed that he is a registered sex offender in the state of Florida where he is listed as having absconded. His offense was listed as a violation of Florida Statute 800.04 "Lewdly Fondle Or Assault, Commit Or Simulate Sexual Acts On Or In Presence Of A Child Under 16 In A Lewd, Lascivious Or Indecent Manner." It is not clear exactly which federal sex crime he was in Sheridan for, but it really does not matter. His history is enough to put a child molester jacket on him. That by itself justified not wanting to live with him. Fleming by all accounts had taken Salazar's mattress out of the cell and thrown it out into the common area of the unit. Effectively evicting Salazar from the cell. This was a textbook check in move by Salazar. He should have just kept his mouth shut and checked in without taking an innocent man that just did not want to live with a sex offender with him. Fleming went easy on him given the circumstances.#paulsalazar #timothyfleming #sexoffenders #fcisheridan #checkedin

source https://copblaster.com/blast/181/sex-offender-paul-anthony-salazar-snitched-after-cell-eviction

Thursday, July 25, 2019

Nicholas Tartaglione Killed Four Men and Beat up Jeffrey Epstein

Briarcliff Manor Police Officer Nicholas Tartaglione beat up billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York City. This appears to be a twist on the classic battle to the Rapo vs. the Rat that takes place in protective custody units in jails and prisons across the country. In this case the Rat is replaced by the greater evil, a police officer. Police officers and sex offenders are not allowed in general population because normal inmates will beat them up or kill them. As a result these pansies end up in protective custody, but still end up being beat up by other PC inmates. Even though a PC case is a PC case as far as the normal inmate population in concerned. The PC cases seem have their own hierarchy in which sex offenders are at the bottom beneath ex-cop, rats, and dropouts (ex-gang members). The gang members will say, "I'm running from my hood not my jacket;" the rats and cops will say "at least I'm no Rapo;" and the sex offenders will say anything to avoid being beat up by the others. Tartaglione is currently in jail for being a dirty cop that killed four men as part of a cocaine conspiracy. He will probably spend the rest of his life in USP Tucson or USP Coleman II, both of which are PC yards where ex-cops and rats like Whitey Bulger thrive. When Bulger was transferred to USP Hazelton he finally got what he had coming.#nicholastartaglione #jeffreyepstein #mccnewyork #sexoffenders

source https://copblaster.com/blast/180/nicholas-tartaglione-killed-four-men-and-beat-up-jeffrey-epstein

Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Orange is the New Black: FDOC is Really the BOP

The Federal Department of Corrections in the NetFlicks show Orange is the New Black is really the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Other than that, Orange is the New Black's portrayal of the staff in the BOP is strikingly accurate. Watching this show is highly recommended for anyone that has been to federal prison, knows anyone in federal prison, or thinks they might end up in federal prison someday. The incompetence, immaturity, and sadistic behavior of the staff at Litchfield (which is really FCI Danbury) represents the staff at every federal facility that this author has been to. This author was incarcerated at FCI Sheridan from August of 2013 until January of 2014 and again in late 2017 and parts of 2018, and USP Victorville from January of 2015 until May of 2016. During that time this author experienced a beating at the hands of several prison guards in Victorville, (lawsuit followed, DC of Oregon Case No: 3:19-CV-00110-JGZ), was denied adequate healthcare, witnessed staff abuse inmates, witnessed staff look the other way while inmates are harmed, witnessed staff refusing to do their jobs, and witnessed them do their jobs improperly. There were a few decent staff members, but they were in the minority. It is hard to imagine a more accurate portrayal of the people that work in those place than Orange is the New Black. Unfortunately, there are many aspects of the show that this author suspects of being inaccurate when it comes to how inmates are portrayed. However, this could be due to differences between prisons full of men and prisons full of women. Security levels might also play a role. Most of Orange is the New Black takes place in a minimum security camp (FCI Danbury). This author has never been to a low or minimum security facility. He has only been to medium and high security prisons. Starting with a comparison of USP Victorville and Litchfield a.k.a. Danbury; homosexuality is not tolerated by the white car (the white inmates), if an inmate is discovered to have ever done anything homosexual he is smashed off the yard, but there are other racial groups that do tolerate a certain types of sexual diversity among their members (ex: gunners) and this author would not know if any of the other cars tolerate gays (other cars such as South Siders, Pisas, Natives, etc.); Cell thieves would be smashed off instantly and individual inmates would not be left alone to deal with their problems; a Mexican branding a white inmate would result in a war because the rule is that if a member of another race touches a member of your race then it is on and everyone jumps in; There would never be a war between two blocks where each is led by a member of the same race as took place at Lichfield maximum; wars are always race or gang related (for example the Whites and Surenos might go to war against the Blacks, or the Brand (Aryan Brotherhood) might go to war with the ABT (Aryan Brotherhood of Texas) even though both gangs are white; Finally, snitches are not allowed in general population, if an inmate were to tell on anyone they could not use their snitching for leverage like they do on Orange is the new black, they would be smashed, stabbed, or possibly killed. Comparisons between FCI Sheridan and Litchfied a.k.a. Danbury produce more similarities A few years ago the BOP began changing Sheridan from an active general population yard to a (protective custody) PC yard. This was done by classifying a greater number of sex offenders, dropouts, and rats to Sheridan. As a result sex offenders, snitches, and homosexuals have their own cars and more freedoms than any of them would have at an active USP or FCI. At Sheridan there are a lot of gay men hooking up, people snitching on people they don't like and getting away with it, and just a lot of lames in general that do not have enough heart to do anything about it. There is a camp at Sheridan and this author has met a number of people that have been there. At a minimum violence is rare and the likelihood of anyone doing anything against gays, rats, or sex offenders is small. For these reasons this author would not be surprised if the inmates Piper Kerman did time with at Danbury minimum were in fact like the show portrays them. Unfortunately, this author is highly skeptical of the show's portrayal of inmates at the maximum security facility. Enjoy the video below of funny moments from the Show. This author is looking forward to Season 7 of Orange is the New Black (the final season). Productivity will suffer greatly when it comes out on July 26th. #orangeisthenewblack #uspvictorville #fcisheridan #fcidanbury

source https://copblaster.com/blast/179/orange-is-the-new-black-fdoc-is-really-the-bop

Coffee Bandit Caught Brown Handed by Bobby Hill and Mason Dawson

There I sat in the Columbia County Jail (CCJ) having been busted by Bobby Hill, a former child star from Texas that grew up to become a corrections deputy with the Columbia County Sheriff's Office (CCSO). My offense? Trying to take me coffee to court in me sock like I had done many time before. What danger did I create to justify putting me in the hole? Couldn't he have just taken me coffee? C'mon man. Bobby Hill is the only son of Hank and Peggy Hill of Arlen, Texas. Hank sells propane and propane accessories, and Peggy is a substitute teacher. He gained some notoriety in the 1990s as a child star on the Fox TV show King of the Hill. He goes by the name Mason Dawson now, but he is not fooling anyone. One look at him by anyone that has seen the show and he is instantly recognized. Getting put in the hole by Bobby Hill just for having coffee in my sock was bad enough, but to make matters worse I had the chief of the Pettyville Police Department, Marti Kyles, as my adjudicator for my disciplinary hearing. She gave me several more days in the hole claiming that I caused Bobby Hill alarm with my coffee. I pointed out that the rules did not say anything about taking coffee or other commissary items to court, so she found me guilty of "other" and it was hard to argue against it. How does one argue against a rule against anything not in the rules that is retroactively determined to be undesirable by the staff? It is like they are saying "here are the rules and if we think of anything to add we will do so after you violate what we want to add." I ave seen many inmates asked the question, "what are you in for brother?" but I don't recall any ever answer the question with "other." Funny thing about Kyles, in 2013 Andrew Barnett sued her for sexual harassment saying that she came on to him in the shower. Judge Ann Aiken dismissed the suit, but without reaching the merits of the claim because even if she had come onto him in the shower, that would not constitute cruel and unusual punishment under the 8th Amendment. Judge Aiken seemed to think that such conduct would be the opposite of cruel. She obviously has never seen Deputy Kyles because if she had she would have realized that the mere thought of sex with her would terrify even the most desperate of men. If she were to complete the act it certainly would be unusually cruel. #columbiacountyjail #masondawson #bobbyhill #martikyles

source https://copblaster.com/blast/178/coffee-bandit-caught-brown-handed-by-bobby-hill-and-mason-dawson

Tuesday, July 23, 2019

Federal Supervision Monthly Report Form District of Oregon, Portland

This .pdf is the federal supervision monthly report form for the Portland Division of the United States District Court for the District of Oregon. Simply click on the .pdf icon above to open and download the document. You can then print it off and fill it out by hand or you can use a document editor like Drawboard PDF to fill it out. Once it is filled out you can just take it with you to your next appointment, you can mail it in to your PO at the above address, or you could email it in. Whatever is best for you. Before you fill out the form be sure to browse the rest of this website and search for any misconduct complaints that have been filed against your officer or other officers in that office.#usprobationdocuments #governmentforms #

source https://copblaster.com/blast/177/federal-supervision-monthly-report-form-district-of-oregon-portland

National Decertififation Index

CopBlaster.com has a database of Decertified Officers. The database covers 44 states including: Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Main Maryland Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Bigotry on Facebook by Former Multnomah County Sheriff's Deputies

After exposing the social media activity of Multnomah County Sheriff's Deputy Sharon Huffstutter, CopBlaster.com noticed several objectionable comments by former Multnomah County deputies. Those former deputies are David Minato (https://ift.tt/2YaAIRL), Bill Taylor (https://ift.tt/2JKbeGW), Dawna Metcalf (https://ift.tt/2Yfzgxu), Jim Stubblefied (https://ift.tt/2JMCdBH), and Doug Anderson (https://ift.tt/2Ya1VUD). Some of their homophobic remarks can be seen in the picture of Bruce and Caitlyn Jenner on this page. In the picture you can clearly see David Minato say, "Dude/thing is a freak"; Jim Stubblefield said, "does he just strap that meat down or did he cut it off...like a sausage on a board?" And Doug Anderson said, "DUDE went FREAKSHOW, that's for SURE!!! The MINUTE he went from HIM to HER !!!!! (that just popped into my head)!!! LOL." In another post, former deputy Dawna Metcalf can be seen posting happy emojis in response to a fake ad for "Sharia Halloween Costumes" that features nothing but women in the same veil. One current deputy appears to be a follower of Huffstutter that does not voice and objections to her posts. That Deputy is Lynn Foss (https://ift.tt/2xVwOSd). Click on the .pdf link on this page to see screenshots of Metcalf and Foss' activity as well as screenshots of these deputies where they self-associate themselves with MCSO. These examples of the culture that exists at the MCSO are just the tip of the iceberg. These are the kinds of people that are in charge of the local jails. Do these seem like good people? #facebook #sharonhuffstutter #multnomahcountyjail #davidminato

source https://copblaster.com/blast/176/bigotry-on-facebook-by-former-multnomah-county-sheriffs-deputies

Officer Charles Rispoli Fired After Advocating for AOC Assassination

Gretna Police Officer Charles Rispoli was fired for posting a comment online saying that Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez should be shot and fellow officer Angelo Varisco was fired for liking his post. The police chief said that the incident was embarrassing to the department. It looks like at least one department holds its officers accountable for online activities if those activities are exposed and makes the department look bad.#charlesrispoli #angelovarisco #racism #immigration

source https://copblaster.com/blast/175/officer-charles-rispoli-fired-after-advocating-for-aoc-assassination

Monday, July 22, 2019

Nurse Practitioner Nancy Ronan is Not a Dentist

Nurse practitioner Nancy Ronan has been employed by Correct Care Solutions to serve as the inmate medical provider at the Columbia County Jail in St. Helens, Oregon. She is not a dentist, dental assistant, or hygienist. I believe that she is a general medical nurse practitioner with no dental training that I know of, so why does she try to act like a dental professional at work? The policy of Columbia County is to send inmates to a dentist in an emergency and only for an extraction. Since the jail has no dental professional on staff, the job falls on Nancy to determine if an extraction is needed and an emergency exists. As a result she feels entitled to offer dental advice to inmates that is not based on the dental needs of the patient. It is just a justification for providing as little care as possible while trying to sound dentally sound. Dentally sound to the deaf perhaps. I found this out in 2018 when I had a broken filling on a tooth that had had a root canal a couple years before, but did not yet have a permanent crown. All I needed was a new filling and eventually a permanent crown. She looked into my mouth with a little flashlight while I was standing in a lit room and said that a dentist would pull that tooth. I asked "you are not a dentist, so how do you know what a dentist would do?" She answered that she had worked with dentists and that they pull teeth. I then said "you do know that fixing teeth is most of their job, right?" She responded with "not when you are in jail." Later that year I was released and went to a real dentist. That real dentist agreed with me that all I needed was a new filling and eventually a permanent crown. Notably, he commented that the tooth was in pretty good shape despite still having a temporary crown for a couple years. He never suggested pulling it, I got the new filling, and it feels fine. I owe my tooth to not listening to Nancy. If she had her way I would not be on the loose with my tooth.#nancyronan #columbiacountyjail #correctcaresolutions #dentists

source https://copblaster.com/blast/174/nurse-practitioner-nancy-ronan-is-not-a-dentist

Cop Blaster Now Has Records of Over 30,000 Decertified Police Officers

CopBlaster.com has acquired records of over 30,000 police officers that have been decertifed. The records were obtained by locating a data-dump of police decertification records and importing the data into the CopBlaster.com database. Users can now browse the database and search by state, agency name, and officer name. The data is current as of April 2019. It has all been verified by traditional media outlets and public records. This data is important because despite being decertified so called "gypsy cops" have been able to find law enforcement work in other jurisdictions. By increasing the web visibility of this data we hope to alert potential employers of their histories. By acquiring this data Cop Blaster has been able to do something that previous possessors have not done. We have made it available in a format that creates bookmarkable URLs for every officer, agency, and state. This makes it available to major internet search engines so that other departments that do internet searches for the decertified officers will hopefully find them. Users can currently add comments to any decertified officer profile just like they can to any Cop Blaster Blast Zone. In the future we intend to add a feature that allows users to add images and detailed descriptions to the decertified officer profiles kindof like a wiki. #copblaster #publicrecords #

source https://copblaster.com/blast/173/cop-blaster-now-has-records-of-over-30000-decertified-police-officers

Sunday, July 21, 2019

Multnomah County Deputy Sharon Huffstutter's Facebook Bigotry

Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) deputy Sharon Vogt Huffstutter's racist, anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant, homophobic, anti-democrat, and anti-antifa Facebook posts were discovered during a recent investigation of Facebook accounts run by MCSO deputies. The investigation was conducted by CopBlaster.com. Huffstutter's posts were so prolific that we had to stop our investigation when the .pdf reached 18 screenshots to avoid wasting time. You can view the .pdf by clicking the .pdf icon on this page. On the Islamic front Deputy Huffstutter can be seen in the screenshot on this page posting a graphic titled "Muslim Family Values" that depicts a family consisting of a father, a veiled mother, a son, and a daughter in which the father is shooting the daughter in the head. Huffstutter commented, “This needs to STOP! NOW!” Now that by itself might leave people wondering if she is referring to the act of shooting one’s child, but when viewed in the context of her other posts it becomes obvious that she is most likely referring to the broader issue of Muslim customs. She also posts pictures singling out prominent Muslim politicians with Islamic symbols pasted over them; calls Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar a “sickening woman” that allegedly divorced her brother and says, “She needs to be removed from office and the country!!!”; She compares Muslims to Nazis by posting an image of Hitler with the text, "DON’T WORRY, ONLY 5-10% OF MUSLIMAS ARE EXTERMISTS. IN 1940, ONLY 7% OF GERMANS WERE NAZIS. HOW DID THAT TURN OUT?" Just before Halloween in 2018 she posted a picture titled, "SHARIA Halloween Costumes" in which every costume was the identical image of a woman wearing a veil and Huffstutter personally added the comment, “Hmm…It’s hard to choose!!!” Huffstutter expresses a clear hatred for undocumented immigrants that goes beyond that of a citizen concerned about laws being broken. She posted a picture of a Mexican flag being raised over an ICE detention center by protesters and commented, “THEY have DECLARED WAR on the United States of America, folks!” She posted a picture of an altered Smokey the Bear PSA that said, “ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT DEMOCRATS FROM TURNING YOUR STATE INTO CALIFORNIA.” She posted a picture featuring a collage of democrats alongside prominent people of Arab and Hispanic descent with the text, “DEMOCRATS WON’T FUND A BORDER WALL TO KEEP ILLEGALS OUT…BUT THEY EXPECT YOU TO FUND SANCTUARY CITIES TO KEEP THEM IN!” She singles out New York Congresswoman Alexandria Cortez calling her a communist, accusing her of misrepresenting the economic system at the time of the American Revolution, and She posted a picture of Cortez holding up two fingers with the text, “WHEN ALEXANDRIA CORTEZ WAS ASKED ABOUT ROE VS WADE SAID…’THAT’S THE ONLY TWO WAYS MEXICANS CAN CROSS THE RIVER’” On abortion, democrats and homosexuals; Huffstutter posted a picture that read, "The Party Who Kills Babies Born Alive. Want To Be In Charge Of Your Healthcare. Think about That.." She posted a picture of Barack Obama intending to call out "Progressive hypocrites !?" She posted a comment targeting Oregon’s first LGBTQ governor that said, "FLUSH DOWN KATE BROWN!" She also posted a video of a speech by controversial conservative Matt Walsh (that video is embedded on this page below the body of this article) with a screenshot containing the statement, “MAN, I FEEL LIKE A WOMAN: WALSH ABSOLUTELY WRECKS ENTIRE TRANSGENDER ARGUMENT.” She posted a picture of African American civil rights leader Malcolm X that quoted him as saying: "The white liberal differs from the white conservative only in one way: the liberal is more deceitful than the conservative. Both want power, but the white liberal is the one who has perfected the art of posing as the Negro's friend and benefactor. - Malcolm X" Finally, Huffstutter has no love for Antifa whatsoever. She posted a picture supporting a lawyer that is representing a journalist that was beaten during a protest in Portland. She targeted an Antifa website for promoting an effort to train Antifa members in self defense and advocating against white supremacists. Huffstutter had this to say about the website: "I hope the Feds, have been tracking this local PORTLAND, OREGON ANTIFA TRAINING site! God knows PORTLAND law enforcement and city/county ADMINISTRATORS would call it biased to CRIMINALLY PROFILE." - Sharon Huffstutter, Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. Again, as we said in the introduction, this is just the tip of the iceberg as far as Huffstutter's hateful Facebook posts go. On a more personal note, when the founder of CopBlaster.com viewed Huffstutter’s profile, he remembered seeing her name before. She was in his paperwork for illegally reading his legal material. The last page of the .pdf is a copy of a MCSO Classification Summary Report that was written by a Deputy Sharon Huffstutter (DPSST# 19969) on August 6, 2013 when the CopBlaster.com founder was transferred to the Multnomah County Detention Center (MCDC) from the Columbia County Jail while in route to FCI Sheridan where he would serve the last few months a 24 month sentence he received for making threatening communication (United States v. Sullivan, Case No. 3:13-cr-00064-JGZ). At the time that report was written the Supreme Court had long since said “As to the ability to open the mail in the presence of inmates, this could in no way constitute censorship, since the mail would not be read.” Wolf v. McDonnell, 418 U.S. 569 (1974). The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has since upheld the right of an inmate to be present whenever legal materials are inspected, “ the practice of requiring an inmate to be present when his legal mail is opened is a measure designed to prevent officials from reading the mail in the first place.” Nordstrum v. Ryan, 762 F.3d 903 (9th Cir. 2014). Under the law every inmate has the right to be present when anything marked as legal mail is inspected. Huffstutter illegally inspected materials marked as legal outside the presence of the inmate. This material was later used against Sullivan with the allegation that it was a “hit list” of some sort. The Sixth Amendment extends to a defendant’s work product and not just letters to or from his lawyer, so if an inmate decides to write down the names of every person on the side of the prosecution in the case and start recording information about them, that material is of a legal nature. Even if the material has a secondary purpose such as serving as a to do list for someone that intended to write about the case online someday. In closing, with people like Deputy Sharon Huffstutter working in the Multnomah County Jails it is difficult to imagine any African, Hispanic, or Arab American feeling like they will be treated without bias based on their race. The same goes for homosexuals, Antifa members, immigrants, and liberals. On top of that every inmate has the right to be afraid of their legal mail being read. Huffstutter’s conduct indicates the type of culture that exists within the MCSO organization. #multnomahcountyjail #sharonhuffstutter #racism #facebook #antifa

source https://copblaster.com/blast/172/multnomah-county-deputy-sharon-huffstutters-facebook-bigotry

Saturday, July 20, 2019

Deputy Richard Hathaway: Found Liable for Brutality and now Supervisor

Multnomah County Shariff’s Office (MCSO) deputy Richard Hathaway was found liable for brutality against an inmate by a federal jury and is now a supervisor. The case involved the 2006 booking of convicted sex offender James Evans. Evans suffered several head injuries that the Evans attributed to Deputy Hathaway striking him unnecessarily. Evans filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon (No. 3:07-CV-01532-BR), the case went to trial, the jury agreed that the blows to head dealt by Hathaway were excessive, and Hathaway was ordered to pay Evans compensation. Not only was Richard Hathaway able to keep his job. He has been promoted over the decade since the verdict and is now a supervisor. According to the July 1, 2019 Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office Organizational Chart (a .pdf of which I am uploading with this report), Hathaway is now in charge of “Close Street” in the Facility Services department. People like Hathaway are examples of reasons why the abusive culture at MCSO never changes despite being found to encourage brutality over the years. Even if a deputy is held liable in a court of law for conduct unbecoming, he is not fired and continues to thrive at the department. Here is his Facebook page: https://ift.tt/2XZcLSw #multnomahcountyjail #assault #multcoso

source https://copblaster.com/blast/171/deputy-richard-hathaway-found-liable-for-brutality-and-now-supervisor

Over 100 Multnomah County Sheriff's Office Facebook Profiles

This page contains URLs of over 100 Facebook profiles operated by current or former employees of the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office (MCSO). Finding them was really easy. The trick is to find one that does not have a private friends page. Then the rest can be found simply by researching associated profiles. Kind of like how Facebook suggests who you might want to be friends with based on people you know, but you do not need to do any fancy data mining to figure this out. https://ift.tt/2xVwrHj https://ift.tt/30KcqzW https://ift.tt/2xVwsel https://ift.tt/30Kcr6Y https://ift.tt/2xVwsLn https://ift.tt/30KMioC https://ift.tt/2xVwtip https://ift.tt/30Kctf6 https://ift.tt/2xVwumt https://ift.tt/30HL39A https://ift.tt/2xVw5At https://ift.tt/30KcuQc https://ift.tt/2xVwuTv https://ift.tt/30Kcvne https://ift.tt/2xVwvqx https://ift.tt/30CB8lI https://ift.tt/2xVw8fD https://ift.tt/30KcwYk https://ift.tt/2xVwzqh https://ift.tt/30Kcy2o https://ift.tt/2xVwAul https://ift.tt/30Kcyzq https://ift.tt/2xWtwhJ https://ift.tt/30KcBeA https://ift.tt/2xVwC5r https://ift.tt/30KcCiE https://ift.tt/2xVwCCt https://ift.tt/30CBc4W https://ift.tt/2xVrWwx https://ift.tt/30KcDmI https://ift.tt/2xVwEKB https://ift.tt/30CBd90 https://ift.tt/2xZAL8w https://ift.tt/30KcFuQ https://ift.tt/2xVqOJ1 https://ift.tt/30CBeK6 https://ift.tt/2xVwGSJ https://ift.tt/30CBfOa https://ift.tt/2xVwHWN https://ift.tt/30MBQgq https://ift.tt/2y1l6W0 https://ift.tt/30MBTc6 https://ift.tt/2xZAqm6 https://ift.tt/30HlRjt https://ift.tt/2y0wl0Y https://ift.tt/30JmiK4 https://ift.tt/2xVwK4V https://ift.tt/30MBTZE https://ift.tt/2xVwLG1 https://ift.tt/30M43DX https://ift.tt/2xVwMd3 https://ift.tt/30KcP5q https://ift.tt/2xXVAkB https://ift.tt/30KcPCs https://ift.tt/2xZBbvI https://ift.tt/30KcQ9u https://ift.tt/2y3XIXX https://ift.tt/30HgCQN https://ift.tt/2xVwOSd https://ift.tt/30KcShC https://ift.tt/2xVwQtj https://ift.tt/30Kd1Sc https://ift.tt/2xVwVND https://ift.tt/30Jmj0A https://ift.tt/2xWKa0z https://ift.tt/30KcUpK https://ift.tt/2xVwT8t https://ift.tt/30KcUWM https://ift.tt/2xZZWI8 https://ift.tt/30KcVtO https://ift.tt/2xVwTFv https://ift.tt/30KcW0Q https://ift.tt/2xWBCXt https://ift.tt/30FVbzJ https://ift.tt/2xVrX3z https://ift.tt/30J2pTo https://ift.tt/2xZhILq https://ift.tt/30CBhFM https://ift.tt/2xZhK60 https://ift.tt/30KcX4U https://ift.tt/2xUoeDk https://ift.tt/30D6usi https://ift.tt/2xWKah5 https://ift.tt/30EXOBC https://ift.tt/2xV6oQw https://ift.tt/30HL3GC https://ift.tt/2xVwW49 https://ift.tt/30HlSnx https://ift.tt/2xWtx5h https://ift.tt/30KiF6U https://ift.tt/2xZZWYE https://ift.tt/30IC9sh https://ift.tt/2y3XJuZ https://ift.tt/30HnZrx https://ift.tt/2xVwXFf https://ift.tt/30D6uIO https://ift.tt/2xZAsue https://ift.tt/30HL3X8 https://ift.tt/2xZhJ1W https://ift.tt/30ShXof https://ift.tt/2xTMe9F https://ift.tt/30J2qqq https://ift.tt/2xVLcKa https://ift.tt/30GJd8U https://ift.tt/2xZUbdf https://ift.tt/30HlSE3 kevin odil https://ift.tt/30KcP5q #multnomahcountyjail #facebook #multcoso

source https://copblaster.com/blast/170/over-100-multnomah-county-sheriffs-office-facebook-profiles

Friday, July 19, 2019

Correctional Officer Alex Peponis asked to be Featured on Cop Blaster

Correctional Officer Alex Peponis asked to be featured on this website last summer when he asked if he had to step his game up so that he could be featured on Cop Blaster. I told that was not necessary and that I would be happy to add him, so here he is. Peponis, the guy that wanted to be profiled by this website now has this page with his picture. Congratulations Peponis! Peponis also said that he had been to my website and asked, "you really don't know Dr. Cantu very much do you?" in reference to an incompetent and indifferent doctor named Amador Cantu that was technically in charge of providing medical care but cared more about saving the government money. I asked that I did not like Dr. Cantu. He then said, "the feeling is mutual." I was really happy to hear that. Cantu is a horrible excuse for a doctor. I was not going to put Peponis on here until he asked how he could end up here. I never had a problem with him and he always seemed chill. That is why his profile is being posted in the "Other" category instead of "Corrections" because this is not a correctional misconduct report. He is no longer at FCI Sheridan and is now at some prison in California.#alexpeponis #fcisheridan #amadorcantu

source https://copblaster.com/blast/169/correctional-officer-alex-peponis-asked-to-be-featured-on-cop-blaster

Ineffective Assistance of Rubber Pencils in Violation of 6th Amendment

How does one draft an over 30 page Bivens action with a pencil that is so flimsy that it is barely usable? I had to answer that question the hard way at the Columbia County Jail. Fortunately I had enough time on my hands to write that Bivens and file it on time, but what about other self-represented litigants that need to write a legible document that they would have time to write if they had a functional writing utensil? At other facilities in the area inmates are given pens and typewriters. Flex pens are always a safe solution that works. One can barely read anything written with a flex pencil. In order to enjoy their constitutionally protected rights to access the courts and aid in their own defense, inmates need something to write with that can produce legible results quickly.#columbiacountyjail #rubberpencils #6thamendment

source https://copblaster.com/blast/168/ineffective-assistance-of-rubber-pencils-in-violation-of-6th-amendment

Thursday, July 18, 2019

County Jail's Old Butter Proves Ceiling Not Cleaned for Over 5 Years

When I was first placed in D-Pod at the Columbia County Jail in 2013; flinging balls of butter at the ceiling with the flexible sporks everyone was issued, was a recreational activity. Unfortunately the jail staff took notice and stopped giving inmates little ice cream scoops of butter and/or margarine on their trays. Calling it butter is too kind because it was really an oily type substance that may have included margarine, but that is not the point here. The point is that when I was placed back in there five years later, in 2018, the butter that was on the ceiling in 2013 was still there. Crusted on the ceiling with oily stains around it from soaking into the ceiling. Nobody had cleaned that ceiling in fiver years and I could only imagine what type of mold was growing up there or elsewhere in that jail where sanitation is neglected. Fortunately I did not fall victim to any mysterious illnesses and I am not aware of anyone else getting sick from it. I hope it stays that way.#columbiacountyjail #jailfood #sanitation

source https://copblaster.com/blast/167/county-jails-old-butter-proves-ceiling-not-cleaned-for-over-5-years

Over 300 Federal Law Enforcement Facebook Profiles Part II

Part II of our series on Facebook profiles of federal law enforcement employees. Mostly Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) employees at FCI Sheridan, USP Victorville, and other parts of the western region, plus other parts of the country. https://ift.tt/2Ob5pH4 https://ift.tt/32xnq5o https://ift.tt/2O2PdY9 https://ift.tt/32A0GSn https://ift.tt/2O3YuPI https://ift.tt/32yswhS https://ift.tt/2O4MHR6 https://ift.tt/32BsOnV https://ift.tt/2O1mW4p https://ift.tt/32A0G4P https://ift.tt/2O2SK91 https://ift.tt/32vQ5Ys https://ift.tt/2NZZDYt https://ift.tt/32A2JFJ https://ift.tt/2O1tY9e https://ift.tt/32A2LgP https://ift.tt/2NWZIMr https://ift.tt/32A2MRV https://ift.tt/2O2084q https://ift.tt/32yswyo https://ift.tt/2O1Twmo https://ift.tt/32A2NVZ https://ift.tt/2O1Txqs https://ift.tt/32CNYSX https://ift.tt/2O1TxXu https://ift.tt/32xnr9s https://ift.tt/2Ob5haa https://ift.tt/32xev3P https://ift.tt/2O2Q633 https://ift.tt/32J4JMe https://ift.tt/2O2Pevb https://ift.tt/32CNYlV https://ift.tt/2O3rUgP https://ift.tt/32wZyPh https://ift.tt/2O0UIGG https://ift.tt/32zwfvm https://ift.tt/2Ob5s5I https://ift.tt/32A0HWr https://ift.tt/2O1TE5m https://ift.tt/32CNZpZ https://ift.tt/2O1TGKw https://ift.tt/32vQ72w https://ift.tt/2O2Pb2t https://ift.tt/2O1ZJyL https://ift.tt/32ylfyt https://ift.tt/2OhuuQH https://ift.tt/32AMlVK https://ift.tt/2NZ5XiR https://ift.tt/32CNZGv https://ift.tt/2NZZFQ5 https://ift.tt/32yq4Yv https://ift.tt/2Ob5r1E https://ift.tt/32xxBqq https://ift.tt/32xeoFr https://ift.tt/2O1ZKmj https://ift.tt/32xevRn https://ift.tt/2O20acy https://ift.tt/32CO0Kz https://ift.tt/2O0bdmz https://ift.tt/2NYM9fF https://ift.tt/32AMmcg https://ift.tt/2O1TISE https://ift.tt/32xV5f3 https://ift.tt/2O1TKKg https://ift.tt/32AMngk https://ift.tt/2NZ5VYh https://ift.tt/32vnFhr https://ift.tt/2NZZG6B https://ift.tt/32AOtMW https://ift.tt/2O1mYt3 https://ift.tt/32BW0eO https://ift.tt/2O1TLxO https://ift.tt/ImIf1Z https://ift.tt/32xxBGW https://ift.tt/2O1TMBS https://ift.tt/32xWNNJ https://ift.tt/2O1tZKk https://ift.tt/32vQ7Q4 https://ift.tt/2O0UJKK https://ift.tt/32qAklw https://ift.tt/2NZxvEZ https://ift.tt/32qAl94 https://ift.tt/2Ob5ryG https://ift.tt/32v8tRg https://ift.tt/2O0bciv https://ift.tt/32xxB9U https://ift.tt/2NYM8bB https://ift.tt/32J4LUm https://ift.tt/2O2lnTM https://ift.tt/32BsQfx https://ift.tt/2O2Pfzf https://ift.tt/2Ob5omu https://ift.tt/32J4Gjw https://ift.tt/ImIf1Z https://ift.tt/32A2R8b https://ift.tt/2OhuvEf https://ift.tt/32AM98Y https://ift.tt/32xWO4f https://ift.tt/2O1DMQE https://ift.tt/32BsRjB https://ift.tt/2O1ZL9R https://ift.tt/32A2Scf https://ift.tt/2NXxvVU https://ift.tt/32vcllb https://ift.tt/2O4MJsc https://ift.tt/32vcllb https://ift.tt/32A0K4z https://ift.tt/ImIf1Z https://ift.tt/2O1mXoZ https://ift.tt/32zwiHy https://ift.tt/2O2lq1U https://ift.tt/32BW26q https://ift.tt/2O2kGtE https://ift.tt/2O1ZG63 https://ift.tt/32BVVrw https://ift.tt/32xWK4v https://ift.tt/2Ob5kTo https://ift.tt/32ysAOE https://ift.tt/2O2SNld https://ift.tt/32ysBCc https://ift.tt/2O1DNnG https://ift.tt/32yq76D https://ift.tt/2O0UKyi https://ift.tt/32ysDtO https://ift.tt/2O2Q9vL https://ift.tt/32BW0eO https://ift.tt/32ysE0Q https://ift.tt/2NZZGU9 https://ift.tt/32zwiaw https://ift.tt/2O1TOcY https://ift.tt/32yYRFa https://ift.tt/2NZnpE0 https://ift.tt/32xWPVR https://ift.tt/2O2SOph https://ift.tt/32ysK8I https://ift.tt/2NYMcrR https://ift.tt/32vQ9Yc https://ift.tt/2O2lr5Y https://ift.tt/32CNZpZ https://ift.tt/32ysMNS https://ift.tt/2O05q0g https://ift.tt/32ysNRW https://ift.tt/2O3rXJx https://ift.tt/32qAmd8 https://ift.tt/2NWZO6L https://ift.tt/32vnHG5 https://ift.tt/2OhuzUv https://ift.tt/32yljyd https://ift.tt/2NWZMMb https://ift.tt/32ysVRq https://ift.tt/2O3Yzmu https://ift.tt/32v8vIS https://ift.tt/2O1ZOm3 https://ift.tt/32AMoRq https://ift.tt/2Ob5n1w https://ift.tt/32ysZAE https://ift.tt/2O1DNUI https://ift.tt/32ysAhC https://ift.tt/2O1ZQdF https://ift.tt/2O2Q9vL https://ift.tt/32vQaLK https://ift.tt/2O1ZOm3 https://ift.tt/2NWZN2H #federalemployees #fcisheridan #uspvictorville

source https://copblaster.com/blast/166/over-300-federal-law-enforcement-facebook-profiles-part-ii

Over 300 Federal Law Enforcement Facebook Profiles

The following contains URLs of Facebook profiles belonging to over 300 current and former federal law enforcement employees. Most of them are correctional officers and other employees of the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP). A lot of them have worked at FCI Sheridan, a few have been at USP Victorville, and others have worked at various places, mostly in the western region. https://ift.tt/32xUZnH https://ift.tt/2O2kydE https://ift.tt/32yYHxy https://ift.tt/2O1ZELt https://ift.tt/32vnAdD https://ift.tt/2O2PXg1 https://ift.tt/32J4Ffs https://ift.tt/2O2PaLX https://ift.tt/32A2FFZ https://ift.tt/2NZxnoZ https://ift.tt/32ysrL6 https://ift.tt/2O2PYAB https://ift.tt/32xehcZ https://ift.tt/2O0UDTo https://ift.tt/32xV0rL https://ift.tt/2O2Q0Zf https://ift.tt/32xxqeK https://ift.tt/2O2Pb2t https://ift.tt/32xxsmS https://ift.tt/2O2Q1wh https://ift.tt/32xxsTU https://ift.tt/2O1TriA https://ift.tt/32A0AKv https://ift.tt/2O2SFCf https://ift.tt/32xWIcT https://ift.tt/2NYM2AL https://ift.tt/32vQ2fe https://ift.tt/2O05gpG https://ift.tt/32AOkJo https://ift.tt/2O0b8iL https://ift.tt/32xei0x https://ift.tt/2NWZGUP https://ift.tt/32xejS9 https://ift.tt/2Ob5n1U https://ift.tt/32xekWd https://ift.tt/2NZZBzP https://ift.tt/32BsLbJ https://ift.tt/2O05hKg https://ift.tt/32xxviy https://ift.tt/2O4MGg0 https://ift.tt/32xeoFr https://ift.tt/2O1DHfO https://ift.tt/32v8ogq https://ift.tt/2NWZG7h https://ift.tt/32AM0SY https://ift.tt/2O2kDhs https://ift.tt/32AM2u4 https://ift.tt/2O2kESy https://ift.tt/32AMhoY https://ift.tt/2O2kGtE https://ift.tt/32AM5Gg https://ift.tt/2O3YsY6 https://ift.tt/32wZvmz https://ift.tt/2O2kIBM https://ift.tt/32AM6Kk https://ift.tt/2O2kL0q https://ift.tt/32xV1vP https://ift.tt/2O2kM4u https://ift.tt/32AM98Y https://ift.tt/2Ohusbx https://ift.tt/32AMaK4 https://ift.tt/2NXxqBA https://ift.tt/32xWK4v https://ift.tt/2O1ZG63 https://ift.tt/32AMc4E https://ift.tt/2O2kAlM https://ift.tt/32AMd8I https://ift.tt/2O2kNFA https://ift.tt/32J4Gjw https://ift.tt/2NWZHbl https://ift.tt/32yq1vN https://ift.tt/2O2kOJE https://ift.tt/32yYJ8E https://ift.tt/2Ob5omu https://ift.tt/32BVVrw https://ift.tt/2O0UFuu https://ift.tt/32AMgRW https://ift.tt/2O05iOk https://ift.tt/32xV2zT https://ift.tt/2O2kPxc https://ift.tt/32CNXhR https://ift.tt/2O2SIhp https://ift.tt/32A0BOz https://ift.tt/2O2kQBg https://ift.tt/32yYKte https://ift.tt/2OhusIz https://ift.tt/32xWKl1 https://ift.tt/2O2kRFk https://ift.tt/32J4GA2 https://ift.tt/2O2lleC https://ift.tt/32xeqNz https://ift.tt/2NYM5fV https://ift.tt/32v8qoy https://ift.tt/2O2kSsS https://ift.tt/32BsN3l https://ift.tt/2O2kTwW https://ift.tt/32xxwmC https://ift.tt/2O2kVVA https://ift.tt/32BVVI2 https://ift.tt/2O1DIAo https://ift.tt/32AMjgA https://ift.tt/2O2kWZE https://ift.tt/32A2HxB https://ift.tt/2O2kXwG https://ift.tt/32BVX2C https://ift.tt/2O0b9TR https://ift.tt/32xnodM https://ift.tt/2O2kZ7M https://ift.tt/32vQ5rq https://ift.tt/2O2l0bQ https://ift.tt/32AHFyU https://ift.tt/2O2l1fU https://ift.tt/32xWKBx https://ift.tt/32BVX2C https://ift.tt/2O2l1MW https://ift.tt/32AOmRw https://ift.tt/2O2l2jY https://ift.tt/32yYLgM https://ift.tt/2O2l2R0 https://ift.tt/32CNWKP https://ift.tt/2O1mUJP https://ift.tt/32yq22P https://ift.tt/2O2l3Ey https://ift.tt/32AMjNC https://ift.tt/2O4MH3y https://ift.tt/32ystCI https://ift.tt/2O2l5MG https://ift.tt/32v8pB0 https://ift.tt/2O1tXlG https://ift.tt/32vcg0R https://ift.tt/2O2l77g https://ift.tt/32xV2jn https://ift.tt/2O3rRBF https://ift.tt/32xWKS3 https://ift.tt/2NZ5U6F https://ift.tt/32BVXzE https://ift.tt/2O1TuLi https://ift.tt/32zwcja https://ift.tt/2O2Pdr7 https://ift.tt/32ystTe https://ift.tt/2O2la2W https://ift.tt/32AMk48 https://ift.tt/2Ob5gmC https://ift.tt/32A0CSD https://ift.tt/2O2lazY https://ift.tt/32xxyee https://ift.tt/2O2lbE2 https://ift.tt/32A0EtJ https://ift.tt/2O3rRSb https://ift.tt/2O2PYAB https://ift.tt/32wZxLd https://ift.tt/2O2lcYC https://ift.tt/32xerRD https://ift.tt/2O2ldvE https://ift.tt/32xxxaa https://ift.tt/2NZ5Unb https://ift.tt/32AHHXy https://ift.tt/2O2PdHD https://ift.tt/32AMd8I https://ift.tt/32xnp1k https://ift.tt/2O2lf6K https://ift.tt/32AOnF4 https://ift.tt/2O2lgrk https://ift.tt/32vcghn To be continued.#facebook #federalemployees #fcisheridan #uspvictorville

source https://copblaster.com/blast/165/over-300-federal-law-enforcement-facebook-profiles

Wednesday, July 17, 2019

Reading of Legal Mail, Threats, and Thefts by Staff at FDC Sheridan

I caught Correctional Officer A. Rasmussen reading my legal material in my cell and was physically threatened by Lt. Shortis at FCI Sheridan in 2017. This took place on top of a series of 6th Amendment violations by the mail room staff and a crime spree by big fat theif Rasmussen. From September to December of 2017 at least half of my incoming legal mail had been opened by that mail room staff and delivered with the regular mail. That was disturbing because the BOP policy for general mail is to make copies of "some" pieces and read others at "random." All my legal mail was clearly marked as "attorney/client" and "legal mail" from my lawyers. On top of that some correspondence intended for use on Cop Blaster had been sent back to me without the appropriate appellate notice. Nobody below the rank of associate warden is permitted by policy to authorize rejection of outgoing mail. My prime suspect is a CO named Carlos Hernandez that was named in the rejected correspondence. Hernandez had been reassigned to the mail room after being forced out of my unit due to a report filed by another inmate under the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA). While my grievance against the mail room was pending, Rasmussen searched my cell. The rules permit him to search legal material for contraband, but he can't legally read material prepared for a lawyer by their client. When I looked in the cell window his face was staring at a yellow piece of paper in a green folder. Clearly he was too busy reading it to continue searching for any contraband at all. After I told him nicely to stop reading my legal work he looked at me and said "get the fuck out of here." Then I told him to stop reading my legal material or he would be exposed on this website. He demanded that I go to the sally port, but I tried to make a legal call instead. While I was trying to call my lawyer Lt. Shortis showed up and threatened to mace me if I did not immediately put my hands behind my back, so I did. On my way out of the unit I informed Rasmussen that the whole world would know that he steals from his boss. Shortly after my arrival at FDC Sheridan I noticed Rasmussen eating one or two trays of inmate food per meal while he was working. He covers two meals a shift five days a week plus overtime. The BOP Program Statement requires staff to submit a meal ticket for every facility meal consumed. Meal tickets can be redeemed at staff dining facilities. Staff dining serves real food intended for human consumption, not inmates, and therefore must be much better. The only possible thing a staff member has to gain from eating inmate food, besides not having to walk to the staff dining area, is a free lunch. How free? According to the Program Statement one staff meal ticket costs $2.50. Just counting food consumed by Rasmussen during regular working hours without overtime, he saves $5 a day, $25 a week, $100 a month, and $1,200 per year by letting tax payers pay the bill for his ever expanding waist line. All of this at a time when federal budget cuts were leaving all federal prisons understaffed and short on resources. Anyway, back to the day I caught Rasmussen reading my legal work, after leaving the unit Lt. Shortis sat me down in his office and told me that I would be going to the hole. I told him that it would be in his best interest to uphold the Constitution because failing to do so would land him on the Cop Blaster's "to do list." Once there is would be only a matter of time until he ends up like his Warden, Richard Ives, with all of his personal information made easily available here for everyone he abuses to find for free. Lt. Shortis then rolled up his sleeves and said "nobody talks to me like that" before threatening to beat me up and falsely accuse me of assaulting him for the purpose of getting me a new criminal charge. I could not see any cameras in his office and guards at other institutions have done that to me before, so I took his threat very seriously. I also had my hands helplessly cuffed behind my back the entire time, so I would not have stood a chance. I figured he would probably beat me and accuse me of kicking him, with no cameras it would have been my word versus his. After that I toned things down a little. Later, in the Special Housing Unit ("SHU"), I was served with an incident report in which Rasmusswen admitted to reading my legal material. He wrote "I proceeded searching through his paperwork, briefly scanning some hand written material he wrote about his anger issues." That only confirmed what I already knew, that he had been reading my confidential legal material in my cell, specifically things I wrote and shared with my lawyer in Multnomah County earlier that year. He also confiscated the material, so I never got to see it again and I had no evidence to prove that what he read was priviledge other than his description of the material and my word. Obviously I had every right to demand he not read that material. If he did not read it illegaly he would not have know what it said. I have uploaded the incident report with this post as a .pdf to prove my case. The Ninth Circuit held in Mangiaracina v. Penzone 849 F.3d 1191 (9th Cir. 2017) that it is illegal to inspect legal material outside of the presence of the inmate: "We recently addressed prisoners’ legal mail rights in Nordstrom, 762 F.3d 903. In that case, a prisoner alleged that he had written a letter to his criminal attorney and that a correctional officer, instead of inspecting the letter in Nordstrom’s presence before sealing and sending it, stood in front of him and read the letter. We held that this event, though isolated, sufficiently alleged a violation of Nordstrom’s Sixth Amendment right to counsel.Although the case concerned improper reading rather than improper opening of legal mail, we noted that “the practice of requiring an inmate to be present when his legal mail is opened is a measure designed to prevent officials from reading the mail in the first place.” Id. at 910 (citing Wolff, 418 U.S. at 577)...We therefore now clarify that, under Nordstrom, prisoners have a Sixth Amendment right to be present when legal mail related to a criminal matter is inspected...Defendants argue that this case is distinguishable from Nordstrom because Mangiaracina does not allege that jail officials ever read his mail. But indeed, how could he? If the practice of opening legal mail in the presence of the prisoner is designed to prevent correctional officers from reading it, then the natural corollary is that a prisoner whose mail is opened outside his presence has no way of knowing whether it had been (permissibly) inspected or (impermissibly) read." #fcisheridan #richardives #carloshernandez #legalmail #theft

source https://copblaster.com/blast/164/reading-of-legal-mail-threats-and-thefts-by-staff-at-fdc-sheridan

Tuesday, July 16, 2019

Richard Donoghue Won't Charge Officer Daniel Pantaleo for Murder

Richard P. Donogue, the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York refuses to charge NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo for the murder of Eric Gardner. Gardner became famous in death five years ago when his murder was caught on tape by a member of New York CopWatch (Ramsey Orta). Some of Gardner's last words were "I can't breathe." The video footage sparked the anti-police brutality "I can't breathe" movement. It is always shocking to see cops caught on film using excessive force and still not being held accountable. Personally, it is a blow to my hopes that my police brutality lawsuit will be successful. I have to rely on medical experts because I have no tape. While incarcerated I noticed that correctional officers became to view "I can't breathe as a joke." Whenever they make it hard for an inmate to breathe and he says, "I can't breathe" they just say "yea right" or "if you could not breathe you could not talk."#richarddonoghue #danielpantaleo #ericgardner #murder

source https://copblaster.com/blast/163/richard-donoghue-wont-charge-officer-daniel-pantaleo-for-murder

"COCK Blaster" Ivan Lopez-Mendoza?

As Deputy Lopez-Mendoza assisted with medication rounds in 4E at the Multnomah County Detention Center (MCDC) on April 23, 2017 at around 8:30 PM he looked at me and asked "what is that written on your jumpsuit?" to which I answered "COPBlaster.com" and he said "COCK Blaster!" I froze and took my medication wondering if he really just said what I thought he said. Then as he went out the door, the medical technician turned to him and said "that is a whole different website" to which I responded "very funny." I did some searches for deputies in Portland, Oregon, or Multnomah County named Lopez-Mendoza and found next to nothing. I did however find a testimonial on a Portland State University website by an Ivan Lopez-Mendoza that graduated from PSU and is now a MCSO deputy. The paragraph about him reads as follows: "Portland State University, Mendoza is now a deputy with the Multnomah County Sherriff’s Office. He credits part of his success to I Have a Dream. 'Life would have been much harder without Dreamers because I come from a Spanish-only-speaking family,' he says. 'My parents did not graduate from high school, so could only provide me with moral support.'" He is also listed on a PSU alumni page as now working in law enforcement. I believe after reading this information that the full name of the "COCKBlaster" deputy is in fact Ivan Lopez-Mendoza. This Ivan Lopez-Mendoza is about the same age and is the only online reference I could find to any deputies with that last name at MCSO. In closing, I actually laughed my butt off and I'm just posting this because I thought his joke was really funny.#cockblaster #ivanlopezmendoza #multnomahcountyjail

source https://copblaster.com/blast/162/cock-blaster-ivan-lopez-mendoza

2011 Multnomah County Corrections Staff Roster Lists 371 Employees

This staff roster from comes from the 2011 agreement between Multnomah County and the Multnomah County Corrections Deputy Association. Addendum C. of that agreement includes a "Seniority List" containing the first name, last name, and in many cases middle initial of 371 individuals employed by the Corrections Division at that time. Cop Blaster located it while researching a deputy that had verbally abused a developmentally disabled woman. We also found the 2018 contract, but the seniority list was replaced with a notice that one will be produced. Cop Blaster has sent the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office a public records request for that document. The following list was copied manually from the uploaded .pdf, so it may contain errors. It also contains the names of an unknown number of individuals that no longer work for MCSO. It also has the names of many individuals that still work for MCSO. The Seniority List:' Stephen D. Long Wendall B. Jackson Steven R. Eastvedt Todd E. Cross Robert L. McNabb Jobie L. Marshall Donald A. Bryant Philip J. Carson Robart A. Faulkner James G. Buckmier John B. Ezell Preston C. Dutson Michael Deluca Jerald C. Schmelling Gary M. Gamble Philip L. Lawrence Dirk E. Harris Dorthy L. Hayes Sidney E. Watson Janet E. Bowdle Kim R. Blosser-Jenkins Michael G. Richardson Clyde Bagley James A. Sawyer Douglas B. Hewitt Gerald Bales Sharon V. Huffstutter Richard M. Carleton Joy R. Czmowski Roger W. Gelvick Charles W. Morgan Kirk N. Freiermuth Kent M. Roberts Clifford D. Martin Crayton Jackson Uwe J. Pemberton Donald P. Harper Timothy J. Foster Gilson R. McIlvan David F. Kovachevich Charles R. Jensen Rick W. Wallace Troy C. Ness Shawn M. Kelley Daniel W. Hilts Darryl E. Stoffer Kent Christopher Gabriela Ylonen Jeffrey D. Smith Bruce K. Giggers Timothy M. Ingle Mark E. Pitassi Cheryl L. Ruffner Kenneth Spencer Howard D. Beeson Jeffrey S. McMahon Charles B. Lombardi Leo G. Irvan Ana M. Colon Robin T. Anderson Anthony R. Fowler James M. Hoffert Jerrold A. Bradford David G. Shields Daniel C. King Graig A. Gardner Richard J. Dewolfe Steven Al. DeJongh Kevin J. Kernan Keffer D. Jensen Matthew Dilger Jack W. Dunlap Dorene L. Willis Blaise Harkins Jerome M. Stanchfield Eva M. Fellner Rachael L. Wheeler David D. Flowers Jon Conway Bric H. Martin Guadalupe L. Delagarza Gregory D. Mansoff Nicholas T. Jarmer Douglas N. Anderson Anthony L. Watson William E. King Terence Packham Kelly L. Wallace Kris E. Spencer Eddie J. Miller Scott A. Skipper Heather L. Barton Steven R. Gilliam Leonard R. Hawkins Rodnay L. Shafer Donald W. Bailey Karen M. Canifax David D. Iverson Richard D. Anderson Robert W. Warnock Norma M. Gaines Ruth R. Miller Roderick Lightner Sr. Robert D. Holbrook Tamara Reigle Jerome S. Silver Sean L. Croft Matthew W. Mitchell Jeff D. Nystrom Linda S. Andrews Shahram Afzal Robert V. Ward Lewis J. Farrington Mark A. Bunnell Matthew C. Lundquist Brian J. Hammack Chris R. Hon James A. Howard Sherryl M. Gallagher Brian D. Anderson Dustin A. Nelson Gretchen L. Rosa James P. Brauckmiller Gary C. Bell Heather A. Harrison Jana L. McCallum Timothy R. Jones Timothy J. Stoutt Luis A. Zebede Heidi M. Nelson Eric W. Grevstad Tony A. Bryant John G. Lecarno Jr. Diana L. Bull John F. Tillinghast Joan Hess Larry D. Simpson Edward E. Scheitlin Duane E. Patton Bruce S. Bledsoe Matthew D. Roberts Sean P. Neely Luis Fornos Scott L. Fuller Brent S. Napierkowski Leon M. Hart Dwight D. Richey Blake P. Lemons Charles D. Norton Chad M. Gaidos Wayne A. Gramlich Oscar Ybarra David A. Brambora Geoffrey E. Williams Dennis J. Pedersen Dennis R. Williams Daniel R. Duam Brett A. Hampton Geoffrey E. Williams II Barbara A. Pomazi Nicole E. Morrisey O'Donnell Deborah Caton Larry L. Edmonson David P. Minato Kevin W, Fuller Marcine R. Stevens Michael V. Wroten Lynn A. Foss Laverne Lewis Ovidiu Sferle Timothy D. Strohmeyer Don D. Smith Jr. Robert P. Ghitea Kelly P. Kammerer Todd H. Taylor Richard F. Connelly Wanda L. Harrison Raun P. Forrest Martin G. Romey Jacqueline M. Stoutt Stefan A. Streight Paul E. Simpson Jr. Christopher M. Hudson Mihai Bascuti James T. Kessinger Larry D. Wenzel David W. LeBlanc Monya Escarcega Leblanc Jennifer A. Keating RandallJ. Johnson Steven R. Hartshorn Tamara S. Towers-Picton Roger P. Wallace Andrew F. Labuhn David J. Feist Jeffrey K. Chun Michael C. Fung Anthony M. Matic Mark L. Wiesner StevenD. Huisman Jason E. Vetter Mark B. Rose Gordon G. Glasser Kristin M. Moore John E. Plock Tamara L. Levi Sieveke Chad D. Sweider William M. Maxwell Brian M. Flanagan Richard J. Day Joseph D. Sullivan Anthony E. Smith Darin F. Degnath Eric T. Logue Lisett K. Gleason Phillip A. Hubert III Robert J. Haney Erron J. Viuhkola Bobby J. Caston Timothy J. Milashouskas Miriam M. Holland Noel S. Pol Mark D. Frazier Brian M. Branch John J. Cockerham Travis J. Wilson Daryl C. Hochderffer Timothy L. Bunker Cory M. Gillas Todd M. Byron James B. Lake James F. Harrington Tim Barker Gregory M. Seleen Tong Cha Brian J. Hawkins Steven A. Marcarelli John A. Lenzi William A. Taylor Kerri L. Watts Melissa B. Regerhr Doug W. McGraw David B. Thompson Daniel C. Brown Scott J. Aljets John W. Hall Steven C. Nicholson James R. Kame John W. Pomazi Michael A. Williams Daniel J. Record Deborah L. Caston Timothy L. Waggoner Edward R. Peake Wynton W. Cox Richard A. Hathaway III Judith E. Hoffman Shawn J. Seals Gary I. Hicks Eric S. Fernandes Robert E. Griffith Joseph M. Wacker Jan M. Young Jr. Heidi M. Balmaceda Brad L. Mullens Tim E. Robinson Jon M. Alfano Michael A. Teed Nathan G. Bechtold Keith J. Fisher Michael E. Paden Dennis O. Quist Lorene Ann Fallon Christopher A. Cole David W. Patchett Daniel A. Pate Kraig S. Anspach John M. Vanhoute Curt B. Bull Brian E. Easton Lydia R. Simpson Thomas A. Hollenbeck Matthew P. Ingram Phillip D. Carella Jeffrey A. Magnuson Denise R. Diamond Steven P. Billesbach Steven Meyer Joshua J. Jepson Dean D. Large Devin D. Hardy Gregory R. Lewis Gary D. Glaze Jackie L. Johnson Annette R. Adams Michael W. Veley Raymond J. Sevilla Timothy B. Harrell Martin R. McElhaney Jr. Israel Chinn James P. Powers Kari R. Kolberg Amie C. Banta Brandon S. White Jason T. McClure Josh P. Pomeroy Steve C. Harris (Cole) Brett S. Russell Bret Michael King Andrew Al. Schneider Chistopher G. Monahan Danniel P. McEuen Erich Perking Stephen W. Blackburn Jeffrey W. McDuffee Michael A. Wood Jason A. Lowe William S. Hong Dawna Metcalf Philip B. Farrell Harland D. McWatters Wendy D. Muth Brian F. Parks Ross A. MAcDonald Scott F. Hoffman Joseph F. Phillips Jeffrey C. Haner Timothy A. Turney Curtis Sanders Charles Brasesco Matthew Berray Randall Metscher Sarah McCallum Collin Babcock Thomas Laverne Nelu Taut Brandon Pedre Diana Jackson Angela McCafferty Richard Dukes Robert Crumpton Stephen Reardon John Mullens Tom Schroeder Douglas Davidson Frank Newsome IV Christopher Brosseau Phillip Nguyen Mindy De Armond Robert King Jr. Ronald Miller Andrew Bandstra LaRae Ross Nicholas Carter Alice Blair Ryan Garrick Jordan Bryant Sterling Mullins Michael D. Allen Jonelle M. Olszewski Brian W. Epifano Jennifer A. Valenti Juan M. Roland Wesley I. Villagomez Joshua D. Azevedo Ryan J. Fitch Kristopher H. Mickelsen Ashley A. Edblad Dmitriy Y. Lisichenko Kailey A. Perini Jacob J. Zachariasen#multnomahcountyjail #staffroster #publicinformation #multcoso

source https://copblaster.com/blast/161/2011-multnomah-county-corrections-staff-roster-lists-371-employees

Salem Cop Seth Thomas Thayres in Jail for Meth Related Crimes

Salem Police Officer Seth Thomas Thayres is in the Multnomah County Inverness Jail right now for a meth related crime spree a few months ago. He was first arrested in February for burglaries, thefts, and methamphetamine. He then fled the state and was tracked down by the feds in Florida where he was once a security guard at the University of South Florida. He was returned to Oregon and is now being held on a federal hold. His inmate profile can be found at https://ift.tt/2Y7lEIK. His SWIS number is 815302. Thayres is probably in a protective custody unit because despite his law enforcement training he would not stand a chance in general population. There are few things worse than being a cop in jail. People are going to want to get back at him for putting people in there. #seththomasthayres #multnomahcountyjail #junkies #theft

source https://copblaster.com/blast/160/salem-cop-seth-thomas-thayres-in-jail-for-meth-related-crimes

Developmentally Disabled Woman Degraded by Deputy Daniel Hilts at MCDC

On April 20, 2017 I personally observed Deputy Daniel Hilts degrade a developmentally disabled woman in the cell next to me at the Multnomah County Detention Center (MCDC). She had asked for clean clothes when Hilts responded by making fun of her speech impediment by telling her to "open your mouth when you talk" and mocking her by going "blah blah blahhhhh" repeatedly. His victim spent all day in her cell talking to herself or running around, but sometimes she sang popular music, read outloud, or screamed at imaginary people. Whatever she was doing one thing was clear, she spoke slower than most and had a severe lisp. I think she might have some dual diagnosis of schizophrenia and down syndrome or some other type of retardation. I was surprised to hear a woman in a cell in the same unit, but it was a special segregation unit. Part of the 4th floor at MCDC known as "the hole" or "the dungeon." People are put there for disciplinary reasons or for just being crazy. I was in there for refusing to get off the attorney phone before being assaulted by a different deputy. I was in cell 4E12 and she was in 4E11. I find it despicable that Deputy Hilts would treat someone like her like that in a place like that. She could not aid or assist in her own defense let alone stand up to a guard for herself.#multnomahcountyjail #mentalillness #bullies #danielhilts

source https://copblaster.com/blast/159/developmentally-disabled-woman-degraded-by-deputy-daniel-hilts-at-mcdc

Sunday, July 14, 2019

Former Exeter Officer Dan D’Amato "the dirtiest most corrupt cop"

Former Exeter police officer Dan D'Amato got a man arrested in 2018 for criticizing him online after the man posted a comment on a local news website saying amont other things "This is the dirtiest most corrupt cop I have ever had the displeasure of knowing." He then began criticizng the police chief, William Shupe, for covering up for D'Amato. Thankfully the ACLU got involved and the state refused to pursue the charges. This was a good example of police abusing their power to arrest people that they know could never be proven beyond a reasonable to have violate the law. All they need to do is claim to have probably cause that a specific law was broken. In the case of a law criminalizing false statements they need only claim to have probable cause that the statement is false. The problem with this is that a cop can abuse it simply by saying that he believes a statement of opinion to be false. The result is a chilling effect on speech that prevents people from speaking out against them because they know that even if they do not break the law that they can be punished by having to fight the charge. Fighting the charge requires that they be arrested, possibly detained pre-trial, pay for a lawyer, take time off work to go to court, etc. The irony here is that I was unable to respond to the link to this story that a guy sent me on Facebook at the time because I was in jail for criticizing law enforcement in my area. In my case I was charged with a supervised release violation and then brutalized by jail guards that broke my arm. The guards accused me of assaulting them and I was prosecuted for assault resulting in bodily injury. I eventually pled to assault without bodily injury, but it was a selective prosecution. In my area similarly situated people are generally not charged federally for the same allegations. Those allegations being assault on a correctional officer by a federal inmate in a county jail resulting in minor injury in the form of fleeting pain. Of every similar case of such allegations my legal team found I was the only one prosecuted federally. The only difference was that I was speaking out against them. #dand'amato #williamshupe #selectiveprosecution #freespeech

source https://copblaster.com/blast/158/former-exeter-officer-dan-d’amato-the-dirtiest-most-corrupt-cop

Ridiculous Sign Waving Staff Members Protesting at USP Victorville

Diana Elliott, Sandra Carpenter, and Scott Reynolds protesting immigrants outside USP Victorville last year. A lot of people were upset that ICE sent a bunch of illegal aliens to Victorville, but I was surprised to see paid babysitters protest more business. Especially when that business gives them even more excuses for not doing their jobs. As someone that was there long before all the new aliens arrived I can tell you that people did not care about doing their jobs then and I doubt that they have changed. Obviously these three ridiculous sign waving cry babies are just seizing the day hoping for more pay. If they really don't feel safe there then they should just quit or go on strike. Just make sure to leave the doors unlocked when you walk out. I just wish they cared that much about the safety of the inmates there. Reynolds' sign is the only one that might be true, "BUDGET CUTS WILL RESULT IN DEATH!!!" sounds like an excuse from PA-C Bridgitte Wolverton the next time somebody needs a band-aid.#uspvictorville #dianaelliott #sandracarpenter #scottreynolds

source https://copblaster.com/blast/157/ridiculous-sign-waving-staff-members-protesting-at-usp-victorville

Sandra Carpenter Hides Her Femininity Well at USP Victorville

USP Victorville secretary Sandra Carpenter was featured in the New York Times as being "among the women who work in federal prisons that try to conceal every trace of their femininity." As a former inmate at that prison I can say that she does a really good job. I mean that with every bone in my pants. Really, I am proud to say that I was absolutely 100% not attracted to her at all 100% of the time that I was there. Funny thing is, she sued the BOP for all the drama surrounding the gunner situation at Victorville and settled for some unknown amount. Gunners are inmates that jack off at their cell windows while female staff members are in view. A bunch of weirdos. As a white guy I can say with pride that my car did not tolerate that. If a white guy does that he gets beat up and can't walk the yard anymore. Gunners are usually black. I could see one of those guys now saying, "girl, I made you a star, I got you dat paper, you wouldn't be where you at now if it weren't for me."#sandracarpenter #uspvictorville #gunners #shu

source https://copblaster.com/blast/156/sandra-carpenter-hides-her-femininity-well-at-usp-victorville

Partial Multnomah County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) Staff Roster

This is just a partial Multnomah County Sheriff's Office staff roster containing over 160 full first and last names of MCSO deputies and other individuals that have worked for MCSO in recent years. Most of them are taken directly from the uploaded TeleStaff roster from swing shift at the Multnomah County Detention Center (MCDC) on June 28, 2017. The rest are from various documents I have. They are mostly MCDC correctional officers, but also include medical staff and administrators. The names so far are as follows: aimee conner alija sacirovic albert luong amanda sjulle ana colon andrew bandstra andrew grundmann andrew labuhn angela lee angelina platas annie hood anthony smith antonio lopezpalacios ashley russell bobbi luna bobby caston brad mullens brandon fray brandon pedro brett russell brian beardsley brian epifano bruce bledsoe carol scalpone chad sweider charles norton chip panaitescu chris hon christina barnes christopher baker christopher cole crystal gainer curt bull daniel ehrich daniel szarowski daryl hochderffer david kovachevich david shaut denise diamond douglas bloomster douglas davidson dwayne hood edward scheitlin elias fernley elizabeth kienie eric skipper erika barker erika murray evan brosseau fabiano johaun gary glaze gerald bales gretchen rosa gustavo valdorinos halcyon dodd harrison ross heather reisner ian love-jones jacob zachariasen janet bowdle james calcagno james harrington james howard james kame james powers jason lowe jeff magnuson jeffrey mcduffee jennifer paul john hall john plock john pomazi jon burnett jonelle olszewski jordan bailiff jordan bryant joy czmowski juan perada juan roldan kailey grundmann karen brooks kari kolberg keiko eguchi keith bybee kelci woodbury kelly wallace kenneth shipley kevin barlow kevin fuller kevin odil kraig anspach krista bartell kristen moore kristina ristvedt kristyn smith kurtiss morrison kyle tyson latu moala laura ballard lauren baker lequatoa padmore lia kanable lori woods lorri woods lucas mondragon luis fornos lynette gilliam lynn foss marcine stevens marco reyes marisa bell mark frazier martin jackson matthew dilger matthew ingram matthew kemp matthew lundquist matthew mitchell matthew roberts matthew tiffany melissa fedorko michael reese michael seale miriam holland molly mcdade-hood nathan bechtold nicholas carter nicholas evangeline nichole bryant nick hellman nick jarmer norma gaines paul simpson phillip hubert phillip nguyen rachel shneider raymond sullivan richard connelly richard day robert robinson rodnay schafer roger wallace ross krafve sarah benson sarah mccallum sean neely shannon spahan sharon huffstutter shawn skeels sidney watson stephen pina steve billesbach steven hartshorn steven nicholson stfan streight timothy barker timothy moore timothy strohmeyer todd shanks tom schroeder travis edner tressa kovachevich uwe pemberton wendy muth wynton cox yvonne arroyo These people really do not like it when people know their full names. They typically walk around in uniforms that display just their last name and on most documents only their first initial, last name, and dpsst number are listed. There are at times opportunities to get their full names, but those usually require legal proceedings. For instance if an inmate were to get his arm broken, falsely accused of injuring deputies, and prosecuted in federal court. In such a case, the defendant would have a legal right to know not just which deputies were accusing him, but also to know which deputies were working during that shift at that facility at that time. The inmate would also have a right to his medical records and notes written about him by deputies the entire time he was in custody.#multnomahcountyjail #staffroster #multcoso #publicinformation

source https://copblaster.com/blast/155/partial-multnomah-county-sheriffs-office-mcso-staff-roster

Saturday, July 13, 2019

Watery Peanut Butter at the Multnomah County Detention Center

Inmates at the Multnomah County Detention Center began waking up to watery peanut butter on their trays last year. Obviously Aramark (the company that provides the food) felt that they could improve their margins watering it down so much that it ran off the bread. Even if that bread were on a level surface a mudflow would drip off the bread onto the plate. You couldn't even think about putting two pieces of bread together because that would just squeeze the peanut butter right out. If it were not as thick as a milkshake I'd call it "peanut water." Having to eat jail food is bad enough without Aramark cutting corners. Aramark has an obligation to make sure inmates get the nutrients they need every day. That is the whole point in putting peanut butter on the menu in the first place. #aramark #multnomahcountyjail #jailfood #peanutbutter

source https://copblaster.com/blast/154/watery-peanut-butter-at-the-multnomah-county-detention-center

Friday, July 12, 2019

Did Jeremy Christian Escape, Shave His Head, and Change His Name?

Did Jeremy Christian break out of jail, shave his head, and change his name to Justin Indiveri? I just read that this guy was at a protest full of Antifa saying stuff like "Say something when I'm walking away, and I will stab every one of you motherfuckers" on video just like Jeremy Christian. Then whose in jail as Jeremy Christian? Someone at the sheriffs office needs to do a DNA test or something.#justinindiveri #jeremychristian #identitytheft #antifa

source https://copblaster.com/blast/153/did-jeremy-christian-escape-shave-his-head-and-change-his-name

Fake Blood Dennis Narayanovic Das "There is a Green Light on You!"

I've never heard anyone say "blood" more than fake blood Dennis Narayanovic Das. He was in the Multnomah County Detention Center (MCDC) last year looking everyone in the eye and saying, "there is a green light on you!" He would talk non stop claiming to be a member of the Bloods street gang, but having done time with real Bloods I can say that none of them act like Dennis. If Dennis were a real Blood they would have smashed him a long time ago. He kept fighting non stop with Jeremy Christian, the man that stabbed three people on a max train in 2017 killing two of them. At one point Dennis yelled out at Jeremy and said, "I'm going to take a page out of your book and snitch on you." (Author's note: I've not aware of Jeremy Christian snitching on anyone). During the argument in plain view of deputy Barker he said that another inmate started it. He also accused Jeremy of "shit bombing" another inmate in from of deputies. At one point, for no reason, he looked at me and said "there is a green light on you." He had already said it to just about everyone else at that point. He basically is a cell warrior that starts wars with people. People he knows will never get a chance to confront him face to face without a door between them. Then he tells on them. On a funny not he told Jeremy Christian to "go to hell." To which Christian responded, "I'm already in hell, I'm in Portland, Oregon."#dennisdas #jeremychristian #multnomahcountyjail #fakeblood

source https://copblaster.com/blast/152/fake-blood-dennis-narayanovic-das-there-is-a-green-light-on-you

Thursday, July 11, 2019

Epic Battle: Cell Warrior Jeremy Christian v Cell Crier Richard Norton

In 2018 I witnessed an epic battle of the cell warriors between Jeremy Joseph Christian and Richard Daniel Norton. Two inmates could that never touch each other yet fought constantly the entire time Norton was being held as a witness in the 4B housing unit at the Multnomah County Detention Center (MCDC). According to Christian, Norton was there to testify against an alleged shooter that goes by the handle “Too Much” or “2 Much.” Norton insisted that he was a victim and not a snitch. Whether or not the two are one in the same depends on who you ask. Some people consider snitches only to be people that tell on people that are involved in the same criminal stuff that they are or are at least not saints themselves. Others label anyone that gives the police information a snitch. One thing that is for sure is that inmates overwhelmingly consider people that tell on other inmates for any reason to be a snitch and telling includes making statements that they know the guards can hear containing information that could be used to punish another inmate. At one point, Norton called his lawyer and could be overheard in plain view of the deputies saying, “they’re calling me a rat...no violent record...why am I in with violent people?” Yet this non-violent offender said things to Christian like “I’m gonna knock your head off bitch…You’re never going home!” To which Christian would say, “at least I’ll die not from being murdered for being a rat.” Christian was not threatening to kill Norton. He was merely referring to the fact that snitches are not treated well in Florida prisons, so if he spent enough time there something bad would probably happen. Later on, after some kind of feces/urine mixture mysteriously ended up in Norton's cell he told deputies, “you all just keep letting the devil keep getting away with what he’s doing.” Before turning to Christian and saying, “Kill yourself…I’ll prove to the world I’m not a snitch…I told them I would not testify.” To which Christian responded, “I’ve seen you rat on the tier three times.” Norton then stole the batteries out of the remote control after putting the tv on a rap music channel. As a result, nobody could use the remote and everyone was forced to listen to rap music. Only PC cases do stuff like that because in prison that kind of thing would get you smashed off the yard by your own people. Norton later said that he did testify, but he testified that, “a car pulled up and they all had masks on…did say some motherfucker pulled a gun on me but never said he shot me.” He claimed to be affiliated with the Gangster Disciples (GD) gang, but having done time with DGs in the federal system I know that they would never tolerate that kind of behavior from one of their members. Norton had yet to be sentenced on gun charges in Florida. He said that he was facing 11 years. He was sentenced earlier this year and released in May. Known gang members with lengthy criminal histories typically are treated worse by courts than other inmates, but it looks like Norton got treated quite well. In many cases that kind of treatment can be obtained by dropping out of the gang and becoming a government witness.#richardnorton #jeremychristian #multnomahcountyjail

source https://copblaster.com/blast/151/epic-battle-cell-warrior-jeremy-christian-v-cell-crier-richard-norton