Attacked by Former Walnut Creek City Employee
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Posted: 09/04/2013
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On Friday morning I endured another round from another related to the Walnut Creek City of Walnut Creek who came to my seating area and did a nose to nose face to face confrontation. He was threatening to harm me, extreme bodily threats and more.
For months this person has given out cat calls, yacked about me being connected to the FBI and obviously creating scenarios designed for confrontation.
It worked well - I was definitely very ticked off but stayed in my seat while HE CAME OVER TO ME.
As we walked out I told him I'd had enough of his BS remarks and not to say them anymore - he started mouthing off - so I flipped him off - he was about 50' away, thats when he came running over telling me he's gonna kick my ass.
Sadly he doesn't know I'm in far better shape than he'd expect.
January 9, 2012 City clerk Deanna Despain found dead in Oakland
By PETE BENNETT - Contra Costa Watch EMAIL
Phone: 510-460-5641
Posted: 06/13/2013
Reposted to Protect My Sons
More to support my theory that Public Officials are at risk Accident or Coincidence
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Phone: 510-460-5641
Posted: 06/13/2013
Reposted to Protect My Sons
More to support my theory that Public Officials are at risk Accident or Coincidence
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City clerk Deanna Despain found dead in Oakland
Update 2:35 p.m. The Associated Press is reporting that Deanna Despain’s death was apparently because of a fall down a staircase in her home. She was found by her husband. There were no signs of foul play.
Deanna Despain, Berkeley’s city clerk, was found dead in her home on the 4100 block of Lyman Road in Oakland at 2 a.m. on Saturday morning. The Oakland police are treating the death as suspicious.
The coroner’s office is not yet releasing any information about the death, referring enquiries to the Oakland Police Department.
Despain became acting city clerk in June, 2008, with the retirement of Pamyla Means. She was appointed city clerk in May 2009. She had worked for the city for over 10 years. The birth of her child, on March 22 last year, was applauded at that evening’s City Council meeting.
“Deanna was super smart, she was really on top of things,” said Mark Rhoades, who worked with Despain when he was in the city’s planning department. “She cared a lot about the city.”
In the city offices today, word about Despain’s death spread without any official news. City staff said they were working with Despain’s family on an announcement, pending official word from the OPD.
Berkeleyside is awaiting information from the OPD and will provide updates as details emerge.
Contra Costa County Fire Protection District appoints new chief -now perhaps the 1776 Ygnacio Valley Road Fire might be solved
Contra Costa County Fire Protection District appoints new chief
MARTINEZ -- County supervisors have appointed Roseville Fire Department assistant chief of operations Jeff Carman as the new fire chief of the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District.
The supervisors, who also act as the fire district board, officially appointed Carman Sept. 17. He starts his new job Oct. 21.
Carman replaces fire Chief Daryl Louder, who announced his resignation in April. Louder's last day with the district is Oct. 31.
Supervisors selected Carman in August from an initial pool of 42 applicants.
Carman's monthly starting salary is $15,527.14. In October, county Human Resources Director Ted Cwiek will ask the board to approve reallocating the fire chief's salary to a higher step; Carman's base salary will be $195,641.88 annually. That salary is 5 percent higher than the retiring chief's, according to County Administrator David Twa. The county, he said, increased the chief's salary range to make the recruitment pool "as broad as possible."
The nine-day overlap between the two chiefs will cost $6,500, which will come from the fire district's operating budget.
Carman will also start his new position with a vacation credit of 80 hours and a relocation reimbursement of up to $10,000. Twa told supervisors the new chief will be entitled to accrued vacation of 23.3 hours a month, which is what Carman receives in his current position.
"Traditionally, when we've brought department heads in, we've brought them in at the same level of benefits that they are receiving from their position," Twa said.
As a county employee, Carman's retirement benefits will be managed by the Contra Costa County Employees' Retirement Association.
Because Carman was previously a member of the California Public Employees' Retirement System, he's not subject to new state pension reforms. Additionally, when he retires, Carman will receive retirement benefits from both agencies.
After approving his appointment, the board welcomed their new chief.
"We are looking forward to working together, and resolution to a number of issues we face here in the fire district," said Supervisor Federal Glover.
Carman was not in attendance at that meeting.
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My story:
- 09/21/2013 Homeless as September 21st 2013
- 09/21/2013 Attacked Panera Bread Walnut Creek by a retired Walnut Creek City Employee.
- 08/08/2013 NavyYardShooter reports being stalked
- 07/10/2010 Bennett reports numerous times to local police about stalking
- 09/04/2012 Officer Kenyon Youngstrom shot by programmer - Bennett sees similar red Charger in overhead shot from Chopper News Crew - Bennett reported red car several times.
- 12/26/2011 Anthony Banta Jr.Flips out killed by police -another normal person killed after popping cork explodes? No more likely he was stalked or given substance - real nice kid that I might have a picture of.
Their Tactics
- 07/28/2013 Write him up for 5150 in front of Starbucks
- 05/28/2012 Try to arrest him for executing his lawful court orders.
- 08/24/2011 Attempt to arrest suspect in front of Contra Costa Library for allegations related to attacking city worker riding mower - a big ass mower - Captain Schultz removed from post?
Mind Control or Coincidence or Incidents - you be the judge
email: ccwatch@outlook.com
Phone: 925-399-1082
PETE BENNETT Posted: 09/21/2013
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42 days after "microwave mind control" complaint, Alexis kills 12
Phone: 510-460-5641
Posted: 09/13/2013
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42 days after "microwave mind control" complaint, Alexis kills 12
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WASHINGTON, September 18, 2013 – There was a Newport, Rhode Island police report summarizing an early morning complaint in August by Washington Navy Yard shooter Aaron Alexis.
Alexis complained that an individual he had an altercation with in an airport had “sent 3 people to follow him and keep him awake by talking to him…using ‘some sort of microwave device.’”
Was this a first red flag leading to an alarming portrait of a defense contractor suffering from mental illness? Or fact?
What caused Alexis to voice this complaint on August 7, 2013, 42 says prior to embarking on a shooting rampage at the Navy Yard, leaving 13 workers dead and more questions than answers?
Law enforcement officials close to the investigation have reported to the press that the stock of Alexis’ shotgun had been carved with “Better off this way” and “My ELF weapon.”
Mary Nolan takes the deal
Phone: 510-460-5641
Posted: 09/13/2013
uilty plea expected in Conta Costa 'dirty DUI'
Justin Berton
Updated 12:02 am, Friday, September 13, 2013
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(09-12) 19:29 PDT CLAYTON -- A divorce attorney linked to the private investigator at the center of Contra Costa County's "dirty DUI" scandal is expected to plead guilty later this month to charges that she hired him to plant listening devices inside the car of a client's ex-husband.
Mary Nolan, 61, was indicted by a grand jury last year on four counts of tax evasion and allegedly paying former private investigatorChristopher Butler to bug cars on her behalf. Court records show she is scheduled to enter a guilty plea Sept. 27.
Nolan's attorneys did not respond to a phone call for comment.
The divorce attorney's name first surfaced in 2010 after two men told The Chronicle that Nolan had used their drunken-driving arrests against them during divorce and custody battles.
Nolan represented both men's ex-wives in family law court.
The men, David Dutcher of Concord and Declan Woods of Clayton, later filed lawsuits alleging Nolan had worked with Butler to ensure their arrests to "dirty" them up before court proceedings.
Butler has admitted to conceiving the so-called "dirty DUI," which he also called a "designed coincidence." For Dutcher and Woods, Butler hired female "decoys" to approach the men, drink with them at a bar and then ask the men to follow them in their car to another destination. Then, Butler would call 911 or a police officer to report a drunken driver.
Brian Gearinger, an attorney who represents Dutcher, said Nolan's change of plea and sentencing will allow the lawsuits by Dutcher and Woods to move forward.
"We trust the interest of justice will be served by her plea and subsequent sentencing," Gearinger said.
Butler, who was sentenced to eight years in prison last year, testified in a separate criminal trial last month that Nolan had hired him to conduct Woods' DUI arrest.
Under oath, the private eye also admitted to planting eavesdropping devices inside "hundreds" of cars for clients.
Nolan was never charged in connection with the drunken-driving scandal.
According to the State Bar of California website, Nolan voluntarily deactivated her bar license Sept. 1. Court records also show she is selling her Oakland home to help pay a portion of the $1.8 million in taxes the IRS claims she failed to report.
Nolan's charges call for a sentence of up to 15 years in prison and $750,000 in fines.
Justin Berton is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: jberton@sfchronicle.com. Twitter: @justinberton
