Clifton Police officer Frank Castro-Ramirez also known as Frank Sugar Castro was arrested Thursday for raping his teenage stepdaughter multiple times over an extended time period. He is charged with aggravated sexual assault of a person between the ages of 13 and 16, sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a child with sexual contact, and aggravated criminal sexual contact. He is currently hosed at the main Passaic County jail facility with a hearing scheduled for Tuesday. The Clifton Police Department has suspended him without pay. According to media reports, police alleged in an affidavit that Castro-Ramirez sexually assaulted his stepdaughter at her home on multiple occasions. The victim told the police that the abuse began in May of 2019 when she was 14 years old. She said the assaults began with kissing, but he eventually physically forced her into sex. The abuse finally stopped in April when she cut off contact with him. When speaking to investigators she described a tattoo near his groin. According to public records, Frank Sugar Castro-Ramirez is a 39 year old resident of Clifton, New Jersey last known to reside at 28 Marrion Street. We normally exempt home addresses of cops from being posted on this site, but we make exceptions when we think doing so improves public safety. In this case we want parents to know where not to let their daughters go and for their daughters to know where not to go. Please do not use this information for any unlawful purpose. #frankcastro-ramirez #rape #sexoffenders #childmolestationsource https://copblaster.com/blast/35570/officer-frank-castro-ramirez-arrested-for-raping-stepdaughter
Albuquerque Police officer Donald Correia was training to become a helicopter pilot until his wife was seriously injured in an ATV crash last weekend. Responding officers reported that his breath reeked of alcohol which Correia admitted drinking before and after the crash. Correia denied driving the ATV when the crash took place, but admitted driving it home afterwards and drinking Fire Ball whiskey. He is charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI), tampering with evidence, and negligent use of a deadly weapon. That last charge is for having his gun on him. The APD release a statement saying, "He did not fly the helicopter, but he was training to do so ... He has been on the force since 2007." Hopefully this crash happened just in time to ground a drunk pilot. Drunk pilots have been a concern for quite some time (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hL6nXfBhj0) since even small aircraft pose a significant risk to people on the ground. According to public records, Donald Ray Correia is a 48 year old resident of Albuquerque, New Mexico. His only prior run-in with the law was in a 1984 Maricopa County case (case number CR141872) which is listed as "unspecified." In 2009, BAC Home Loans Servicing LP obtained a civil judgement against him for $215,960 in Bernalillo District Court (case number CV200906043). He is affiliated with DRC Aviation LLC. He has a an active pilot's license (license number A4893182). He is a registered Republican. #donaldcorreia #drunkdriving #dui #pilots
Kim Sutton is a paid informant. She is paid by law enforcement to inform on literally everyone she knows. Even people (mostly people) who believe theyre her good friends. #harriscountysnitch
Officer Zachary Taylor, a 27-year-old patrol officer veteran who has been with the Jacksonville Sherriff's Office (JSO) for 3 and a half years, has been suspended after he was charged with DUI while driving his marked JSO cruiser. On Thursday morning, Taylor's vehicle was reportedly spotted striking multiple construction cones near the TIAA Bank Field. Witnesses called police and the reports went through the JSO communications center to the Integrity Special Investigations Unit, which responded to the scene and found Taylor showing signs of being under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. Taylor agreed to a breathalyzer, which he failed. He blew well over 0.08, which means he was well beyond the sheriff's office limit of 0.000 blood alcohol content when operating a JSO vehicle. This prompted the DUI charge. During questioning about the incident Taylor made a statement to investigators alluding to activities from "the night before." "We are emergency suspending him. The civil service rules allow us under particular circumstances to impose what's called an emergency suspension. We very rarely do it, because the situations don't call for it, but we believe it does in this situation," Undersheriff Pat Ivey said Thursday. "We will move to terminate him as soon as the time is appropriate." Ivey said the courts will have to determine whether enhanced charges are appropriate due to the fact that Taylor was driving was a public safety vehicle. This arrest marks the third time a JSO officer has been arrested so far in 2021. TL;DR : 3-year officer gets wasted Wednesday night and is caught driving drunk Thursday morning. Blows well over legal limit, gets charged with a DUI and served an emergency suspension from his job. #jso #officerarrest #dui #drunkdriving #suspension
Chesapeake Police Lt. Sean Maddox was arrested yesterday on one count of rape, two counts of forcible sodomy, one count of abduction with intent to defile, two counts of stalking, and two counts of threatening bodily harm. Detectives are not releasing specifics beyond the fact that they first received a complaint that Maddox was involved in criminal activity earlier this year and began an investigation. The investigation resulted in probably cause to arrest Maddox for conduct that took place on April 27th, May 3rd, May 11th, and May 12th. Police have not said which acts took place which days, but did say that the threat charges were for threatening the victim of the abduction, rape, and sodomy. Police have not said how many victims there are, how old they are, or what gender they are, but based on the charges we can speculate. The fact that he is not charged with any sex crimes involving minors rules out the possibility of this being a child molestation case. If he had raped a child he would also be charged with engaging in sexual acts with a minor. We believe that Maddox is married, but he is not charged with any domestic violence crimes, so if the victim is his wife then they are recently separated. The last possibilities are that the victim was either an acquaintance of his or a complete stranger. The fact that he threatened the victim on what appears to be a subsequent day likely rules out the possibility of the victim being a stranger because had it been a stranger he probably would not have known where to stalk or threaten the victim. Had the victim been a stranger and he used the police database to stalk him or her then he would likely be charged with abusing the police database. For the aforementioned reasons we believe the victim to be an acquaintance of his, but still have no clue as to the victim's gender. According to public records, Sean Michael Maddox is a 41 year old resident of Chesapeake, Virginia last known to reside at 277 Bridgeview Circle. We are making that address publicly available because as a first time offender whose been gainfully employed as a Chesapeake Police officer since 2008 we believe that he will likely make bail, so we want to warn women and possibly men of a predator in that area. We were able to locate his inmate information on the City of Chesapeaker website and are uploading it as a PDF with this article (see PDF icon above map). According to that information, Maddox is white male standing 5' 8'' and weighing in at 145 lbs. He has been assigned the subject number 20429 and his case has been assigned bond number 2021-00003568. #seanmaddox #rape #sodomy #sexoffenders #kidnapping
Speedway Police Officer Brandon Thompson was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) early this morning near Lawndale Avenue north of Rockville Road in Indianapolis. The Speedway Police Department (SPD) quickly suspended Thompson without pay. Thompson was a probationary officer that had only been with the department since February. We doubt that he will ever become a real officer due to this incident. We tracked down Thompson's booking information on the Indy jail website, saved it as a PDF, and are uploading it with this article. The file lists Thompson's date of birth as March 3, 1999. He is six feed one inch tall and weighs 157 pounds. He is a white male with brown hair and hazel eyes. He was released this morning at 11:05. His booking number is 2114056 and his permanent identification number is 000000829684. His is scheduled to appear in court on June 15th at 9:30 AM. #brandonthompson #drunkdriving #dui
Alex Zazove filed a complaint with the Oregon Department of Justice (ODOJ) Civil Enforcement Division against a website for refusing to take down user generated content (UGC) without proof that the user violated the website's term of use. You can find the report that Zazove was complaining about by clicking on the "more info" link above the map on this page. That report was created by an anonymous user on April 28, 2009. It accused him of being bisexual and having sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Zazove refuses to work with the website's removal program and instead chose to work with a government agency that falsely claims to protect consumers. The body of Zazove's complaint reads as follows: "There is a false and defamatory report on this website concerning false medical information about me. This false information was first posted a number of years ago. The information was taken down for a period of time and has now reappeared. In addition to the information being false, I should not have to submit to testing to prove the information is false which is also is violative of my private health information. This false information, which is accessible to the public, is injurious to my personal and professional reputation. I ask this office to please have this entity remove my name and the false information it posted on its website immediately." - Alex Zazove The website has a mechanism in place for removing false allegations involving STDs. It permits the party accusing the report's author of lying to submit clean test results via their medical provider. That mechanism has existed since 2008, but despite being listed on the site for over a decade Zazove seems to think that complaining to the government is an easier way to get the report removed than just getting tested for genital herpes. Often people who continue to deny having the condition for so long rather than get a simple blood test turn out to be people that actually have the disease, but are trying to get the report removed anyway. Usually they will attempt to exploit privacy laws to get around the simple fact that they cannot test negative. Their argument will be that the author of the report provided no proof that they have the disease and that such proof could never be legally obtained due to HIPAA. The problem with that position is that often people find out people have STDs from other sources such as being infected themselves or word of mouth. In such cases the honor system is the only system capable of allowing such people to warn others. It is unfortunate that privacy laws like HIPAA prevent the government from being able to publish a national STD registry based on real medical records, so in its stead we provide the best possible alternative. Zazove's claim that submitting to testing "is also is violative of my private health information" is false. When submitting to testing an individual voluntarily waives doctor/patient confidentiality by giving their doctor permission to send copies of their test results to our post office box. They can also waive doctor/patient privilege by creating a share once link via MyChart which they send to the website. When an individual voluntarily waives doctor/patient confidentiality then the information is no longer private. Zazove's argument is common. People will claim that the website has no right to inquire as to their STD status because proof of that status only exists in confidential documents. That argument fails to account for the simple fact that those documents are only confidential as long as the patient keeps them that way. When this is pointed out they will often accuse the website of trying to blackmail them for confidential documents. They will equate giving them the option to submit proof to a form of theft similar to extortion as if a voluntary act done to mitigate a negative consequence is not voluntary. Perhaps they would have a point if we threatened to do something to them in the future if they did not turn over documents, but we don't do that. We simply do nothing otherwise. They act as if they have no choice, but the truth is they do have a choice. That choice has benefits and drawbacks just like other choices. Just because you don't like the drawbacks does not mean you don't have a choice. We have a long history with the ODOJ dating back over a decade when Alicia Suarez first sent us proof of someone snitching to her agency. At times we tried to work with her when we thought she might be able to provide evidence that a report was in violation of the terms of use (https://ift.tt/30r7Y8L), but she and her co-worker Geoff Darling seemed less interested in working with us to help people and more interested in finding ways around the First Amendment . That period of time in which the report was not online that Zazove refers to involved the FBI persecuting the founder of the website for sending a death threat to a deranged stalker that had swatted a family member of his (https://ift.tt/2UPt53c). Rather than recognizing the fact that he was the real victim, the feds chose to throw the book at him over a single isolated threatening email. They even tried to build a case against him based on his business model using complaints filed with Suarez's office as evidence, but eventually had to drop it. Despite never getting a conviction based on the business itself, the ODOJ claimed partial credit for the threat conviction. After that we revoked their contact privileges and will not respond to complaints from their office under any circumstances other than posting what they mail us online. We can do that because our website is not hosted in Oregon, so they have zero authority over it. If they ever try to "have this entity" remove anything we will just say no unless their request contains proof that the content in question should not be on the website. Getting a judge to back their efforts would not result in a different outcome. The ODOJ claims to protect consumers while at the same time disclosing all of their contact information to whoever they complain about. We pointed this out long ago when we described their complaint form as an open relay for giving us your information (https://ift.tt/2IcVYRE). We don't think the form on the ODOJ website gives people like Mr. Zazove adequate warning that their personal contact information will be disclosed in this manner, so we are willing to remove Zazove's contact information if the ODOJ does certain things. They must add a clear warning that any information provided will be forwarded to the subject of the complaint, stop requiring that people submit their mailing address and phone number, and publicly credit us with helping them make the change. That public credit must include a direct link to our website published in a press release on the ODOJ website. If they do those things we will remove the mapped address on this page as well as Mr. Zazove's email address and phone number (azaz[at]gmail.com, 3106623710), and we will do the same with those of others obtained directly from their office. We think that our offer has the best interests of society at heart. What if we were gangsters hell bent on shutting up anyone that runs their mouths about us by any means necessary? If that were the case Mr. Zazove would be in big trouble. The ODOJ sends copies of complainant data to anyone regardless of who they are. We know a lot of people that would not bother to respond to someone like Zazove peacefully. They would simply track him down and shut him up. We think it is only a matter of time until someone like Zazove gets hit because ODOJ forwards their complaint to those types of people. #alexzazove #odoj #aliciasuarez #consumerprotection