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Monday, March 24, 2008

Carson City Public Safety Complex Security Men




During the term of Noel Waters dictatorial district attorney-ship, there were many violations of citizens constitutional rights to use the Public Safety Complex (Carson City's courthouse) without being harrassed. The first story is about a man who was determined to be a "biker" by the courthouse security personnel. The higher courts ruled in the "bikers" favor after the good old boy district attorney and judges cited them for trespassing and attempted to ban them from wearing their jackets in the courtroom halls.

Soon I will be posting more stories where others persons were harrassed by these same old fat farts. One disabled woman was beat up when she sought a place to sit down in the air conditioned foyer. Another woman was run off the steps by another security "man" who called himself "Bear Claws" because as a younger man, he reports he wrestled down a bear. He wore a high- topped hat with guns at his sides, wearing a string of bearclaws as a necklace. By the size of his gut, he may have swallowed the bear whole and never fully eleminated the carcass. One of the security personnel told her that the "Big Guys don't want you here" while she was standing on the sidewalk carrying a sign that read "Justice for Natasha." Natasha Jennings was raped, then found dead three days later as she hid from her assailant.

They beat up a disabled woman, BUT, they did not lay a finger on the "bikers." Why is that? Who do you think posed a greater danger? These security personnel may have found some resistance if they had tried to wrestle men to the ground. One of these security personnel did not hesitate, however, to injure a woman who made the mistake of entering the foyer of the courthouse by herself. Outside the courthouse citizens were rallying for the release of the grand jury report. The judges would not release the report as required by law.

The US Court of Appeals wrote:

"The ongoing enforcement of the potentially unconstitutional regulations at the Complex would infringe not only the free expression interests of the dozen Appellants in this case, but also the interests of other people who may wish to enter the Complex."

"In the total absence of evidence of any danger produced by the speech, we can only conclude that the Rules' very specific restriction on expression in the Complex was "impermissibly motivated by a desire to suppress a particular point of view."

Later, the courts would opine that, by Carson City's own words, indicated that the Courthouse only had problems when they created the problem themselves.

I'm not sure what corrective action, if any were made by the courthouse administrator, Judge Michael Griffin. He did write a letter to one of the women above and threatened her with arrest. The woman that was beaten by Roy Eddings, as his supervisor Robert Stutzman, aka Bear Claws looked on, suffered injuries that required surgery. She was convicted of trespassing nearly two years later by the district attorneys office during the tenure of Noel Waters. A clear conflict of interest since he was one of the subjects of the grand jury investigation. Read the transcripts which are available on the Nevada Appeals website. The grand jurors were not pleased with the "intrepid crimebuster" and his flaccid explanations of the going-ons within his office.

Keep in mind, that the same DA and courts that were the subject of the Grand Jury's probe, were the same that prosecuted her. Mysteriously, some of the photographs that were taken of her injuries disappeared while in evidence that depicted severely bruised arms with finger impressions left when the brute got a hold of her. There were scratches on other portions of her body sustained while being dragged into the security area as the doors closed on her. A large contusion was left on her forehead after being slammed first to her knees, then bounced her head onto the floor.

When the "bikers" flatly refused to leave the courthouse or take off their garb, the security men called the sheriffs next door. They came and wrote them a citation. The bikers did not comply with the security personnel orders, so why did they not physically kick their asses? I'll tell you why. They might have been met with a bit more resistance than taking down a disabled woman.

If Noel Waters is elected as District Court Judge, the stranglehold that the good old boys have on the city will be tightened. Judges often have the last word on a matter. The damage he can do as judge is enormous. Noel Waters has already proven himself to be one of the boys who applies the law arbitrarily and capriciously while hiding behind the immunity of his position. It will be a formidable task to make right his wrongs if he becomes judge. Citizens will be exposed to a corrupted court system. Redress will often become an impossibility and citizens will become vulnerable to political and personal whims.

6 comments:

Dick Weed Baldini said...

Tonja said...
October 23, 2006


Judicial Selection Committee

I am hear today to inform you as to why I believe that District Attorney, Noel Waters, would not make a good candidate for the position he is applying for, that being the vacated seat of the retiring, Judge, Michael Griffin.. I believe I will be able to show to you that Mr. Waters would not be a fair or impartial judge and that he would let his personal feelings dictate his decisions when imposing a sentence or just being biased towards an individual he may not like. I refer to myself in the case of Carson City v Tonja Brown on trespassing. I would also like to remind you that in the recent case of Darren Mack, District Attorney, Richard Gammick did recuse himself and his office from prosecuting Mr. Mack because they were acquainted with each other. Much like Mr.Waters was acquainted with the Bailiff, Roy Eddings.
This trespassing case resulted from my protesting at the Carson City Courthouse on July 15, 2002 for the release of a sealed Grand Jury report that harshly criticized our public officials. While I was at the courthouse, my back was bothering me I went inside the courthouse to sit down on a bench. I was instructed by the bailiff to remove my sign that read 5,000 people can’t be wrong from the inside of the courthouse. The 5000 people can’t be wrong referred to the 5400 registered voters that signed a petition to get a Grand Jury empaneled to investigate our courts, district Attorney office and the sheriff’s department. In this Grand Jury petition that I personally circulated (attached) Noel Waters was named as THE ACCUSED.. I took the sign outside and placed it about 30 feet away from the entrance door and then I came in and sat down. I would later be charged with trespassing when Bailiff Roy Eddings went outside and retrieved my sign and brought it back into the courthouse. It was here when I asked for my sign back I was arrested for trespassing. See, Letter to the Board of Supervisors, and court documents relating to the grand jury report.

I would like for the Members of the Board to review the July 17, 2002 MINUTES of the CLOSED Rocky Boice Jr. Hearing transcripts. (Attached) In these minutes, Judge Michael Griffin, and District Attorney, NOEL WATERS implemented a policy on signs being brought into the courthouse. They even make a reference to me when they said "WE HAD AN INCIDENT. MONDAY, in this closed hearing. This policy they adopted, I was already in compliance with, when they said that it was okay to for people to leave signs outside the courthouse as long as they did not BLOCK the entrance to the courthouse. Mr. Waters knew I was in compliance of the policy. A policy that never existed until AFTER THE FACT and Mr. Waters would personally prosecute me for trespassing on November 8, 2004, over two years later knowing there was no policy at the time of July 15, 2002. This information on the policy came to light after my criminal trespassing trial.
On July, 16, 2002 after attempts, I would be allowed to personally file a police complaint against Bailiff Roy Eddings for assault and battery. In my complaint I specifically asked for an outside investigation to be conducted. See Complaint of Tonja Brown. This complaint was turned to the District Attorney’s Office on July 18, 2002 where it sat on Anne Langer’s desk until statue of limitations ran out the following year. During this time, Mr. Waters was informed in writing to turn over discovery in which, he said he would, however, he did not turn everything over to my attorney’s at the time. During this time, I personally telephoned and left messages with Mr. Waters checking and Ms. Langer on the status of my complaint, Mr. Waters nor Ms. Langer ever returned any of the calls or responded to the letters. See letter’s written from Ms. Treava Hearne, Noel Waters, Kevin Karp and our former Carson City Mayor Ray Masayko.
It should be noted that during the Grand Jury proceedings Mr. Waters was deposed. In Mr. Waters own sworn deposition dated April 25, 2000 he clearly defines what a conflict of interest is.(attached) Mr. Waters is asked during his deposition, AND WHAT WOULD DETERMINE whether there’s a CONFLICT OF INTEREST? Waters’ answer " Well, it can be a number of things. Might be a personal relationship or knowledge about a particular person. It might be a person in a case is SOMEHOW RELATED TO MY OFFICE." Mr. Waters went on to testify that even one of his own DA’s got a traffic ticket and he felt that was a CONFLICT OF INTEREST and asked the Douglas County District Attorney to handle the case. There are other instances where Mr. Waters defines what he considers it to be a conflict of interest.
It is apparent that Mr. Waters should have recuse himself and his office from prosecuting me when there was a complaint in his office against the bailiff. Mr. Waters refused to ask for outside assistance even when his own deposition defines what a conflict of interest is and this fell far within those guidelines of a conflict of interest that Mr. Waters had testified too Mr.. Waters personally prosecuted me when I specifically requested an outside agency to look into the matter.
Mr. Waters did not contact any of my witnesses with regard to Mr. Eddings, nor did he ask to see the medical reports until the day of my trial. By then nearly 28 months had passed. He never responded to Mayor Ray Masayko’s memo neither. Nor, did Mr. Waters or Ms. Langer return any of the calls that I left on their voice mail when I was calling to check on the status of my complaint. Such as, to inform them about the pictures that were taken by Officer’s Dean Williams and Denise Fuller. The newspaper dated July 17, 2002 states that I had been injured. That alone should have raised a red flag for Mr. Waters to ask for an outside investigation. See Pictures taken on July 15, 2002, outside the courthouse by Officer Williams, and at the Urgent care and pictures taken on July 16, 2002 by Officer Denise Fuller that we would finally get in March 2005. Yet, there had been repeated attempts to have these pictures turned over. See letter to District Attorney, Noel Waters and Asst. DA Anne Langer..
On September 19, 2006, I went to the Carson City Courthouse to obtain a copy of Mr. Waters sworn deposition of April 25, 2000. I was told by the courthouse clerk, Ms. Cristal Romesberg that the part of the grand jury report is still sealed so I was unable to get Mr. Waters certified copy of his testimony. However, I do have a copy that I was able to get off of the internet when the it was still available. It should also be noted that the petition regarding the grand jury was the only one in the file that went to Mr. Waters and several members of the court at the Carson City Courthouse. If you look at the petition, you will see that my name, Tonja Brown appears on the petition as the person who circulated the petition. What I find extremely interesting is that out of the 5,400 registered voters who signed this petition, my petition is the only one contained within the documents of the grand jury report. (Attached)

I realize that many people know who I am and have formed an already preconceived notion about me, and because of my stand on certain issues, District Attorney Noel Waters, Assistant District Attorney, Anne Langer personally took my endeavors to bring the truth out about my brother against me. I strongly believe it would be a big mistake for the Members of the Court to appoint Mr. Noel Waters to replace Judge Michael Griffin.

February 9, 2008 12:01 PM

Dick Weed Baldini said...

The two "security personnel" at the Carson City Courthouse joined the ranks as the biggest pussies in Carson City. Also, became a member of the wanna-be, never has been cops.
http://www.badcopnews.com/category/nevada/

Anonymous said...

I remember the day of the bailiff beating up the [disabled woman] inside the tax paid Carson City Courthouse, in 2002. I also remember they charged her with tespass without first ever having a judge ordered restraining order prior to her arrest, and written ticket.
After two full years of getting ready to "maliciously prosecute" the woman who was beat up by their bailiff? You'd think these man of brains and law capacity between them would be able to get a different bailiff to work the courthouse on the day of her trial as he worked the "security toll boot". As people showd up for the trial of the disabled female who was maliciously charged and was entering to go to her trespass trial. It was clear that these CARSON CITY Court officials, JUDGE TATRO, AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY NOEL WATERS = HER PROSECUTOR ALLOWED THE VERY BAILIFF WHO BEAT UP THE FEMALE, TO BE THE "ONLY BAILIFF" TO WORK THE COUNTER AS THE WOMAN, HER HUSBAND AND A WITNESS ENTERED FOR HER TRESPASS TRIAL THAT DAY.
After he allowed them in... he ran up stairs to testify against her just 20 minutes later! YA,...NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST THERE....eh?

By the way? Also NO JURY was seated for this historical retaliatory court date! This trial for this disable woman was planned, plotted, and played out to retaliate against her by the two law men she was outspoken about through many, many years for their willingness to be BIAS and UNETHICAL by nature.

Including their LIES that security cameras had been inside that courthouse before that incident in 2002, when On Nov. 20th. 2004 there was a report in the Nevada Appeal newspaper, stating that High Desert security was installing cameras with the use of the HOMELAND SECURITY MONEY given to Nevada.
But in 2002...the court officials stated they had already had cameras? If the Nevada Appeal newspaper archives still has it, the article showed a man on a ladder in Nov. 2004, instaling camera's after the city received homeland security money, and how that article showed city leaders bragging about it. They were liars when they stated they had cameras before that day.

Anonymous said...

No wonder Nevada has so many law suits going on. Look how these people act. Cameras belong in a courthouse for god sakes! What about retaliation by people going to court for domestic issues? What if someone did have a gun and wanted to hold bailiffs hostage to get their way? What if they shot people in that lobby before anyone could stop them? How would Carson City law officials have ever found the shooter without having video of him, or still photo's? I hope I never have to go into your courthouse.

Anonymous said...

The two bailiffs involved in the beating of the disabled woman would simply pee their pants if they picked on someone their own size. I'd suggest Jumbo-sized diapers and baby wipes for these cowardly little pricks.

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