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Assault With A Deadly Weapon
(Felony)
The rigged jury even found Clive not guilty of this absurd
charge. |
Clive bumped Sgt. Christy & Dep.
MacDonald with his vehicle when he drove past them at the speed
of a slow walk or 'roll' |
No evidence. Christy states in
Preliminary Exam that she may have ran into the back of Clive's
vehicle but denies this in trail (the judge refuses to let the
jury know she changed her story) Four months later in the
Preliminary Examination Dep. MacDonald decides that his pants
were torn when Clive 'stared him in the eye and ran him down'.
However, when asked where his pants were he said that he had
lost them. When pressed, he decided that he had given his
pants to his friend, but that his friend would not know where
they were. |
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Evading
(Felony)
The rigged jury found Clive guilty of this charge. |
Clive drove feloniously with a 'willful wanton
disregard to the safety of people and property with the intent
to evade a police officer'. Dep. Pool said that Clive drove
around 40 mph. However in trial when asked how fast Clive
drove, Pool also said that he had no idea. |
The police NETCOM recording proved that Clive drove 27 mph
by taking the time of the alleged chase and applying it to the
known distance along Clive's private road. Judge Danner
refused to allow the NETCOM evidence in trial. The Sheriffs
had no right or reason to case Clive in the first place.
The Sheriffs had no warrant or right to be on Clive's private
property.
Clive was returning home from court and had no reason to
evade - Evidence Judge Danner also refused to allow to be put
before the jury.
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