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J.W. et al v. City of Oxnard et al
Plaintiffs:
J W and Mark D Wilson
Defendants:
City of Oxnard, Martin Polo and DOES
Case Number:
2:2007cv06191
Filed:
September 24, 2007
Court:
California Central District Court
Office:
Western Division - Los Angeles Office [ Court Info ]
County:
Los Angeles
Presiding Judge:
George P. Schiavelli
Referring Judge:
Stephen J. Hillman
Referring Judge:
Duty Magistrate Judge
Nature of Suit:
Civil Rights - Other Civil Rights
Cause:
42:1983 Civil Rights Act
Jurisdiction:
Federal Question
Jury Demanded By:
Plaintiff
Amount Demanded:
$10,000,000.00
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Claim alleges Oxnard officer assaulted girl
- The family of a Ventura County teenager with emotional disabilities has filed a $1.5 million claim against the city of Oxnard, alleging she was sexually assaulted by a police officer.
The claim alleges Senior Officer Martin Polo, 43, raped the girl on Aug. 14, 2006, in a police substation after she sought his assistance. The Star does not name alleged victims of sexual assaults.
Oxnard Police Chief John Crombach said Monday that Polo has not been charged with a crime, but he was placed on administrative leave with pay after the claim was filed more than two weeks ago.
The department's sexual crimes unit has been investigating the case — without Polo's knowledge — for nearly a year, with assistance from the Ventura County District Attorney's Office, Crombach said.
According to the claim, the girl, who was 13 at the time, requested the officer's assistance. Polo then allegedly "placed her into his police vehicle" and drove to a police substation, where he "proceeded to rape her and force himself sexually on (her)" at the substation.
The incident caused the teenager "great bodily pain and shock to her nervous system, humiliation, fear, anxiety, torment, degradation and extreme emotional distress," the claim states, adding that she "may continue to incur medical and psychological treatment expenses in the future."
The teenager is now in a "lock down facility out of state due to her mental and emotional condition," according to the claim, which provides few other details.
"There's no other way than to take allegations of this nature with the utmost seriousness and leave no stone unturned," Crombach said. "Either you make the case or you exonerate the case. One or the other, this is a very serious allegation, and we have taken this very seriously."
A 20-year veteran
The department's internal affairs unit also opened an administrative investigation shortly after the claim was filed on Aug. 3, Crombach said. He added that Polo was apprised of both investigations at that time.
Under an administrative investigation, "we can compel an employee to talk to us," Crombach said. "If they don't answer our questions, they can be terminated."
Under a criminal investigation, a suspect must be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, Crombach said.
Crombach said that Polo, a 20-year veteran of the department, was cooperating. The department expects to make a recommendation to the District Attorney's Office in three weeks on whether to file charges.
Crombach declined further comment, citing concerns of compromising the case.
Polo of Oxnard did not return a call Monday.
Until he was placed on administrative leave, Polo was coordinator for police Beat 21, which operates a community storefront substation in the 3000 block of West Hemlock Street.
Encino attorney Etan Lorant, who is representing the teenager, declined comment Monday.
The claim lists three people as "medical providers": Dr. Steven Ruths, a Ventura psychiatrist; George Cave, case manager at Aurora Vista del Mar, a psychiatric hospital in Ventura; and Diane Jackson with Youth Care, a Draper, Utah, residential treatment facility for adolescents.
Ruths, Cave and Jackson all declined comment Monday.
A claim is filed as a precursor to a lawsuit. Claims involving personal injury must be filed within six months of an alleged incident, Assistant City Attorney Alan Holmberg said Monday.
Lorant is seeking an exemption that allows for late claims if the incident involves a minor, someone who is mentally disabled or an excusable mistake.
The claim describes the girl as "mentally and emotionally disabled." Her father did not immediately file a claim because he mistakenly believed the city must finish its investigation first, according to the claim.
This is the second claim against the city for an incident involving Polo. On June 12, 2006, Polo was the passenger in a department sport utility vehicle involved in the death of a woman who was sunbathing on Mandalay Beach.
The driver, Senior Officer Frank Brisslinger, was exonerated after an investigation by the District Attorney's Office. Polo was not the subject of that investigation.
The family of the woman, Cindy Conolly, 49, of Sioux City, Iowa, has sued the city for $10 million.
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Note: The only reason that the Ventura Star ran this story was because the attorney for this girls family called a press conference. There have been no further follow up stories. Nor will there be. Until this girls attorney calls another press conference in 6 months to a year.
Also: Ventura is the county on the coast just north of Los Angeles County.
The L.A. Times has a Ventura County edition. To churn out the 200,000 thousand plus copies of the L.A. Times for the citizens of Ventura County, the Times has a city block long, and wide, three story "presence" in the city of Ventura.
They have printed NOTHING about the sexual assault investigation of officer Polo.
They did the same obligatory blurb on the woman's death that is a prerequisite minimum that a news outlet can get away with doing when a high profile case has the lawyer from one side or the other call a press conference.
Both the Times, and the Ventura Star have had these case hearing docket entries "walked in" and "e-mailed" to their papers.
Both of these papers have had several different people, turn over highly incriminating evidence as concerns the actions of Polo, and Brisslinger. As relates to these two recent incidences, and my older one. As well as others.
There's just way too much money running through this county's illegal court house.
Plenty to pass around.
And it is either by way of large cash payments to newspaper editors, to bury certain specific stories that could lead to large municipal payouts for major fuck ups, if the truth had its day in court; Or by way of having some sort of compromising/blackmail type information on those people at these papers that could kill a story, or investigation.
Which ever it is, the end result is;
Quid pro quo.
The Lawless Lie runs the show.
And around here, it's a three ring circus dog and pony Cluster-fuck.
Glen Wilson
Free the Truth. Chain the Lie.
Oxnard Police Chief John Crombach said Monday that Polo has not been charged with a crime, but he was placed on administrative leave with pay after the claim was filed more than two weeks ago.
The department's sexual crimes unit has been investigating the case — without Polo's knowledge — for nearly a year, with assistance from the Ventura County District Attorney's Office, Crombach said.
According to the claim, the girl, who was 13 at the time, requested the officer's assistance. Polo then allegedly "placed her into his police vehicle" and drove to a police substation, where he "proceeded to rape her and force himself sexually on (her)" at the substation.
The incident caused the teenager "great bodily pain and shock to her nervous system, humiliation, fear, anxiety, torment, degradation and extreme emotional distress," the claim states, adding that she "may continue to incur medical and psychological treatment expenses in the future."
The teenager is now in a "lock down facility out of state due to her mental and emotional condition," according to the claim, which provides few other details.
"There's no other way than to take allegations of this nature with the utmost seriousness and leave no stone unturned," Crombach said. "Either you make the case or you exonerate the case. One or the other, this is a very serious allegation, and we have taken this very seriously."
A 20-year veteran
The department's internal affairs unit also opened an administrative investigation shortly after the claim was filed on Aug. 3, Crombach said. He added that Polo was apprised of both investigations at that time.
Under an administrative investigation, "we can compel an employee to talk to us," Crombach said. "If they don't answer our questions, they can be terminated."
Under a criminal investigation, a suspect must be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, Crombach said.
Crombach said that Polo, a 20-year veteran of the department, was cooperating. The department expects to make a recommendation to the District Attorney's Office in three weeks on whether to file charges.
Crombach declined further comment, citing concerns of compromising the case.
Polo of Oxnard did not return a call Monday.
Until he was placed on administrative leave, Polo was coordinator for police Beat 21, which operates a community storefront substation in the 3000 block of West Hemlock Street.
Encino attorney Etan Lorant, who is representing the teenager, declined comment Monday.
The claim lists three people as "medical providers": Dr. Steven Ruths, a Ventura psychiatrist; George Cave, case manager at Aurora Vista del Mar, a psychiatric hospital in Ventura; and Diane Jackson with Youth Care, a Draper, Utah, residential treatment facility for adolescents.
Ruths, Cave and Jackson all declined comment Monday.
A claim is filed as a precursor to a lawsuit. Claims involving personal injury must be filed within six months of an alleged incident, Assistant City Attorney Alan Holmberg said Monday.
Lorant is seeking an exemption that allows for late claims if the incident involves a minor, someone who is mentally disabled or an excusable mistake.
The claim describes the girl as "mentally and emotionally disabled." Her father did not immediately file a claim because he mistakenly believed the city must finish its investigation first, according to the claim.
This is the second claim against the city for an incident involving Polo. On June 12, 2006, Polo was the passenger in a department sport utility vehicle involved in the death of a woman who was sunbathing on Mandalay Beach.
The driver, Senior Officer Frank Brisslinger, was exonerated after an investigation by the District Attorney's Office. Polo was not the subject of that investigation.
The family of the woman, Cindy Conolly, 49, of Sioux City, Iowa, has sued the city for $10 million.
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Note: The only reason that the Ventura Star ran this story was because the attorney for this girls family called a press conference. There have been no further follow up stories. Nor will there be. Until this girls attorney calls another press conference in 6 months to a year.
Also: Ventura is the county on the coast just north of Los Angeles County.
The L.A. Times has a Ventura County edition. To churn out the 200,000 thousand plus copies of the L.A. Times for the citizens of Ventura County, the Times has a city block long, and wide, three story "presence" in the city of Ventura.
They have printed NOTHING about the sexual assault investigation of officer Polo.
They did the same obligatory blurb on the woman's death that is a prerequisite minimum that a news outlet can get away with doing when a high profile case has the lawyer from one side or the other call a press conference.
Both the Times, and the Ventura Star have had these case hearing docket entries "walked in" and "e-mailed" to their papers.
Both of these papers have had several different people, turn over highly incriminating evidence as concerns the actions of Polo, and Brisslinger. As relates to these two recent incidences, and my older one. As well as others.
There's just way too much money running through this county's illegal court house.
Plenty to pass around.
And it is either by way of large cash payments to newspaper editors, to bury certain specific stories that could lead to large municipal payouts for major fuck ups, if the truth had its day in court; Or by way of having some sort of compromising/blackmail type information on those people at these papers that could kill a story, or investigation.
Which ever it is, the end result is;
Quid pro quo.
The Lawless Lie runs the show.
And around here, it's a three ring circus dog and pony Cluster-fuck.
Glen Wilson
Free the Truth. Chain the Lie.
JUSTICE ONLY FLOWS FROM WHAT IS TRUE.
2 comments:
They are servants of the Lie.
The people that call the shots in this county, right down to the Oxnard P.D. sanctioned execution style slaying of Danial Alizar Hernandez, on March 9th, 2004 have no bottom to their low.
And while I can't place Polo, or Brisslinger in either of the two Oxnard patrol cars that "ran resistance" for the shooters getaway vehicle, and his spotters get away vehicle the night he was killed, I would bet my bottom dollar that both of those black-hearted individuals were on scene for that killing.
It's what they do.
I have found two eye-witnesses that saw two O.P.D. patrol cars on scene, and less than 70 yards away from Hernandeze's five bullets to the head and chest execution. In the well lit area just out side of Channel Islands Wine and Spirits. At Hemlock, and Victoria. Where many threads f this public corruption truthful narrative of mine runs through.
They, (the two O.P.D. officers in these two patrol cars) remained motionless as the two getaway vehicles, with tires squealing and engines racing pulled out directly in front of where they were parked.
It was as if they were "there" in case some "concerned citizen" gave chase.
If that were to happen, (it didn't) the police officers could race up behind him, (concerned public citizen) turn on thier lights, and siren.
Hold him, or her, at the side of the road for 30, to 45 seconds.
Then race off, like you're on a mission.
When in actuality, your mission was just accomplished.
Here are SOME of the people at the top of the morally bankrupt, food-chain in this county. And I am speaking from repeated, personal experience.
No really. I have seen them take their "mask" off. I have seen them at work crafting the "facade."
I hae been in a 5 plus years battle royale with all of the local govt. officials named individuals.
I would never level such accusations against someone based upon the characterizations made by others as to their honesty, or lack there of.
I have been at the mery of all of the above named individuals. More than once, or twice. And they have no mercy.
It is only by the grace of God, I believe, that I came out the other side of their trap. Without my physical and mental persona being destroyed completely.
For that was their aim. And they worked hard and long in a concerted effort to make my destruction complete.
So my assessment of these people is based upon many; "up close, and personal" dealings with these, and other members of a quite large, and very dangerous cut-throat crew.
People such as;
District Attorney Greg Totten.
(and you can bet the senior deputy district attorneys that are a part of his; "inner sanctum"
Ventura County Sheriff, Bob Brooks.
Ventura Superior Court Judges; Cloninger; and Coleman
The owners of Tiger Real Estate Fund LP. (They are the folks that "bought out" Martin V. Smith.)
The development team from D.R. Horton; (The number 1 planned community home/resort/condo/ and high end shopping centers, and gallerias builders in the world.
Go to:
http://www.seabridgemarina.com/
Click on: Photo Gallery
Then: Aerial;
Then: Construction updates
Over a square mile of;
Man-made channels;
Million plus homes;
high end condos;
A Four Star resort;
And a Vons Super Store anchored shopping center
From Wooley Rd. To Ketch St.
From Victoria Ave. Almost to Harbor Blvd.
I have nothing against progress. Or the rich. Or fancy super-markets.
But you tell me how all of this pops up almost over-night. (About a year and a half to get the first two phases completed.
With out community involvment.
No public meetings. Look it up.
Things like this are only possible when the rule of law is negated.
Read: "What I learned that made me the target of corrupt public officials."
AT:
http://wordwaymike.blogspot.com/2007/05/what-i-learned-that-made-me-target-of.html
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Read the other truthful statements, as to Oxnard P.D. officer Martin Polo. And Brisslinger. And others.
Read my; 17 jury trial dates derailed by officers of the Ventura Superior Court. (judges; prosecutors, and court appointed counsels)
http://wordwaymike.blogspot.com/2007/10/my-17-start-of-jury-trial-dates-that.html
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My case is over. Has been since 2005. But you will learn a lot from; THE SUPERIOR COURTS OWN CASE HEARING DOCKET ENTRIES which I include.
Some people are talking about how messed up this situation is.
I am. You are.
And there are others that have been forced to come to the un-wanted but unfortunately true conclusion that the Lawless have gained control of Law's authority.
They control the Temple of our Law's in Ventura County.
They hate the truth. And those that speak it.
After reading (if you do) my truthful statements of my battles with the corrupt judges, prosecutors, advocates, and police, (that's all four branches of justice in Ventura County) your next question will probably be...
So what about the Feds?
For your answer to that question, you need to read;
Everything that FBI special agent Michael Templin was told.
http://wordwaymike.blogspot.com/2007/03/first-phone-conversation-with-fbi-agent.html
AND:
"I finally meet FBI agent Michael Templin, but don't know it.
http://wordwaymike.blogspot.com/2007/03/i-finally-meet-fbi-agent-michael.html
(He portrays himself to be the supervisory agent in charge of "himself" to illegally obtain a copy of my formal complaint of; "Civil Liberties violations against my person by a DOJ employee."
That I had filed with the Dept. of Justice-Office of the Inspector General.
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If you want to know the world around you, and see it as it really is. And not how it is "crafted" to appear to the casual observer, then read on.
It wasn't always like this. In fact, most of what I have learned has transpired since shortly after 9-11.
You see, we gave Law enforcement, State, Federal, Local, a free run.
"War on terror." Go get them!
They quickly learned, or were
co-ordinated to take advantage of, this "hieghtened state of emergency"
We "blank-checked" the entire lot.
We blank-checked individuals, that for the most part have a finger pointing, "I'm right. You're wrong." authority mind set to start with, then took the oversight out of the equation.
Is it any wonder that they don't want to return to be "held accountable?
There is a lot of money to be made by just... "looking the other way."
Taking care of the "really" important people.
After all, they just want us police officers to "remove" the undesirables. (The poor. Elderly. Disabled.)
Those people on fixed incomes that are percieved as bringing down the value of properties in this, or that neighborhood.
Local govt. individuals love big, high dollar developments.
More tax revenue equals largers staffs. More power.
Also; There are always a mountain of "red-tape" cutting "quid pro quo" opportunities for many different dept. heads.
Planning commissions.
Zoning Comissions.
Demographics.
Population density studies. Traffic Dept.
Water Dept.
Waste and reclamation Dept.
Cabal franchises to be awarded. Building Codes.
Coastal Comission.
All have conditions. Rules.
All have dept heads. (waivers. exemptions. or just falsified as; "completed")
They realized that it would be years before the chickens came home to roost.
And many local "racketeers" there really isn't any other word for what they are doing, would have consolidated enough power before it did to fend off most, if not all attempts to pry these peoples fingers off of the Law's powers that they now have.
For to relinquish these powers is to see the beginning of their own eventual destruction.