Deputy Michael MacDonald, who shot at Clive, claimed to be acting on hearsay from Clive's ex-wife and
her lover. More frighteningly, the sheriffs were aware of the
following:
- Clive's ex-wife was in the possession of an
illicit million dollar life insurance policy on Clive's life which she
had stolen from Clive's office. The theft was actually
reported to the very same Sheriffs office that shot at Clive and his
children.
- The Sheriffs were aware that Clive's ex, Anamaria, made false
police calls and was ordered out of the family home eight months
earlier after making false calls to Child Protective Services (CPS)
and 911.
- That Clive and his children were returning home from the Santa
Cruz Superior Courthouse.
- That the children were in the car with Mr. Boustred.
- That based on the custody agreement the Sheriffs had in their
hands; it was questionable if there had even been any child custody
deprivation, which whatever way it was taken could only have
involved a couple of hours if any.
- That Clive & his ex were actively engaged in custody and
settlement issues in Court.
- That Clive had no criminal history or any history of violence
what so ever that might in the slightest infer anything Deputy
MacDonals suggested.
Ironically Clive had just filed a Temporary
Restraining Order (TRO Opposite) seeking the courts protection from his ex-wife and her
lover who had resumed making false police calls. The Sheriffs
naturally failed to obtain any warrant to
enter Clive's private property. Had the Sheriffs followed the law
and obtained a warrant, they would have received a copy of the TRO Clive
had just filed and the matter would have been forced to a peaceful
resolution in court.
When Clive returned home unaware that a sheriff had followed him
along his private road he arrived home to see a Sheriffs Patrol Car
parked in his driveway. Clive also saw a deputy who was some
distance off the road half hidden in a bush. The deputy was
holding a large gun. Clive expecting the sheriffs to act the same way they did during the first
false calls his ex had made, chose to first put his children in their
home and come out and show the sheriffs the TRO he had just filed.
While waiting for his garage door to open, the deputy ran down into
Clive's driveway and tired to blow Clive's head off. Had he hit is
mark, Clive's children would have been sprayed with their father's
blood.
The deputy's first shot missed by inches, slamming into the door next
to Clive's shoulder, he was about to take a second shot when the
Sergeant in charge, Amy Christy, who must have realized that neighbors
were watching, stopped him. Had Clive stopped outside his gate
where the sheriffs had set up the ambush, which was out of view of any
neighbors, he most likely would not be here today to tell the story.
The sheriffs then closed Clive in his garage where Clive showed the
Sheriffs the TRO he had just filed. The Sheriffs took Clive's
children out of the garage then assaulted Clive by drilling their
knuckles into the nape of Clive's neck and cutting his wrist with
handcuffs. They then locked Clive in a patrol car parked just
outside Clive's gate. From the patrol car Clive saw Deputy MacDonald, the gunman,
chasing William across his garden. William wet his pants, Clive
knows this because the sheriffs came to Clive demanding he give them the
keys to his house so that they could get William dry pants.
Months after the incident the gunman, Deputy Michael MacDonald, came
up with the new invention in a Preliminary Examination, that his pants
had been torn by Clive's vehicle. However, when asked if he had
handed in his torn pants after the incident he said that he had not
handed them in, he also did not know why he had not reported that his
pants were torn in his police report or any time before the examination.
When asked where his torn pants were, MacDonald said that he did not
know, he then said that he had given them to a friend. When asked if his
friend would know where his pants were, MacDonald was sure his friend
would not know where his torn pans were.
When the Sheriffs came to arrest
Clive on the eve of the expiry of the Statute of Limitations,
MacDonald rushed to the Court demanding that a no-bail warrant or a
quarter of a million dollar bail warrant be set for Clive's arrest.
In MacDonald's police report he said that he shot at Clive because:
“I feared that if the door completely opened, Clive would drive into the
garage with the children and then barricade himself in the house. I
feared this would lead to either a hostage situation involving the
children as the hostages or it might even lead to a homicide of the
children and a suicide by Clive.” - What drove MacDonald to make this
conclusion no one knows. Perhaps it was the tweed jacket Mr.
Boustred was wearing. Or perhaps it was Mr. Boustred's nice home
that lead MacDonald to believe that Mr. Boustred who has absolutely no
criminal record nor any history of violence would want to blow his own
head off and his kids head off. Obviously MacDonald thought that
was normal behavior to blow peoples heads off in front of their children
(forgive the sarcasm).
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Santa Cruz Superior Court Refuses
to hear Temporary Restraining Order & Criminal Complaint: Mr. Boustred had in fact spent the morning of March 10,
2003 at the Santa Cruz Superior Court with his children preparing a Temporary
Restraining Order and Verified Criminal Complaint against his ex-wife, Anamaria, and her
lover, Mr. Boustred's former Personal Assistant Stefan Tichatschke, to prevent them from resuming making false police
calls. The day before, Anamaria had abandoned William, aged three, in the middle or a
learner ski run in an attempt to setup a situation to make another false police
call. When Mr. Boustred went to rescue his son, Tichatschke, who was
barred by Court Order form contact with the children, skied down and tried to start a
fight with Mr. Boustred. Mr. Boustred picked up his children, returned to
Santa Cruz and spent the next morning in court preparing and filing the TRO.
It was on his way home that the cops shot at him. The Santa Cruz Superior Court to
this day refuses to hear the properly prepared and filed TRO Mr. Boustred
filed hours before the Sheriffs shot at him and his children.
What followed the shooting incident is
unfortunately typical of our U.S. government today. Government
officials banded together to maliciously prosecute Mr. Boustred so
violently and outrageously so that Mr. Boustred and the terrible crime
they committed against him and his children would be silenced.
There is a saying in Washington D.C.: "Forget the crime it is the cover
up that causes the real damage". Following the shooting Incident
the government has filed false charge after false charge against Mr.
Boustred, given him sham trials and repeatedly thrown him Mr. Boustred
in jail, often without even any right to bail. However, the most
heinous and evil assault against Mr. Boustred was concocted by Santa
Cruz Superior Court Judge Michael E. Barton. Barton ordered that
Mr. Boustred not communicate with his sons Richard and William for three
years! Of all the terrible crimes committed against Mr. Boustred
the kidnap of his children by the state has been the most cruel and
devastating. The government took the children and handed them to
the very person who lied to setup the police ambush and murder attempt
and to Tichatschke who was barred by court order from contact with the
children.
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