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• Equal Justice for All
PRO PER INC.
YOUR LAW ENFORCEMENT STORY
Pro Per Inc. sees it as useful for people to tell
their stories about police misconduct and abuse; their stories about seeking
Access To Justice • Due Process of Law • a Fair Trial • Equal Justice in
the criminal courts with incompetent Public Defenders and for hire no-help
defense Attorneys; and misconduct by District Attorneys and Prosecutors
in Court hearings and trials.
Video & Audio Recordings
Pro Per Inc. sees it as useful to make video and audio
recordings of your story and put them up on the Internet so you can direct
reporters and legal counsel to your story. You take the time to tell your
story once on series of video clips so people can learn what happened to
you and that way you don't have to tell your entire story over and over
again to each new interested person you meet.
Innocent Defendants
Pro Per Inc. is interested only in law abiding citizens
who are victims of police and court misconduct and abuse. If you broke
a law get a defense lawyer. That ain't Pro Per Inc. We hear from plenty
of folks who broke no law and still are victims of police misconduct.
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2010
Pro Per Inc.
typically steps in to help Americans
who have legal trouble with government agencies.
We get their story organized and presented to the
media and organizations
who can provide legal help and support.
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BAD COPS
Police Misconduct • False Police Reports • Excessive
Force • Planted Evidence • Color Of Law Abuse • Unlawful Detention • Unlawful
Questioning • Unlawful Interrogation • Failure to give a Miranda Warning
• Continued Questioning after Invoking 5th Amendment Rights • Failure to
provide an Attorney during questioning as governed by the 6th Amendment
• Failure to allow a phone call • Confiscation and Failure to return personal
property • Inflicted Punishment by Thug Cops. Bad police conduct too numerous
to list fully
I.D. • Another
Cop beats up a guy •
2010 • Franklin & Trea Cleaves
Riverside County:
video
reports • reports:
text & links •
2010 • Franklin & Trea Cleaves
Riverside County:
video
reports • reports:
text & links •
Access To Justice • Due Process of Law • a Fair Trial •
Equal Justice for All
Friends of Franklin & Trea Cleaves Project
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Pro Per Inc. - Riverside County
CA
U.S. Justice Department • The FBI to investigate:
Riverside County Corrupt Law Enforcement Thugs
with a badge
• Deprivation of Rights Under the Color of Law
• Access To Justice • Pro Per Inc. - Riverside County:
video
reports • reports:
text & links •
May 2010
Tatiana Anjuli Lopez, 26
A student at Cerritos College and had no criminal
record when she was arrested.
Jailed for two days before she was released without
charges
• VideoHostUSA.com/Lopez26.pdf
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• Miguel Amarillas, 27 - her fiancé
• Defense Attorney Thomas E. Beck
"The crime report was deliberately falsified, the
whole case was fabricated against my client."
A Prosecutor told Superior Court Commissioner Burt
Barnett that the district attorney's office was dropping the case.
RADIO COMMUNICATIONS RECORDS
After Lopez was charged, her attorney - Defense Attorney
Thomas E. Beck - sought radio communications and other records of deputies
involved in the arrest. A sheriff's detective said in a report that he
twice inquired about the records and was told there were none. But Defense
Attorney Thomas E. Beck sent a subpoena directly to the Sheriff's Department,
which provided the radio recordings and other records that he said confirmed
his client's account.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
• Deputy Francisco Enriquez - arrest report
• Chief William McSweeney - detective division
• Michael Gennaco - chief attorney
Sheriff's Office of Independent Review - oversees
discipline of deputies • an internal affairs investigation.
• Mark Ashen, the deputy in charge of the district
attorney's Downey area office,
plans to review the case to determine whether it should
be referred to the district attorney's division
that handles criminal prosecutions of police officers.
Burt Barnett - Superior Court Commissioner
LA Times Reporters:
Richard Winton • richard.winton@latimes.com
Jack Leonard • jack.leonard@latimes.com
May 11, 2010 • Los Angeles Times
• VideoHostUSA.com/Lopez26.pdf
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