DCF and their false criminal charges of terrorism- Today's Hartford Courant
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Friday, January 05, 2007 3:35:31 PM
There are two articles here from the Courant. One editorial
about bogus complaints to the police, and the other a MAJOR
HEADLINE ABOUT TERRORISTS AT THE DCF!!!!
Hmmm,
When are we going to realize that it is the DCF who are criminally
insane?
How many false arrests do we need?
1) DCF Supervisor Tampering with witnesses and Planting evidence:
http://www.pahealthsystems.com/message719737.html
2) Chris Kennedy on CT Television:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qioTUJXjoGY
Myself: The DCF-alleged Unibomber Terrorist of Stonington:
http://www.fda.gov/ohrms/dockets/ac/01/slides/3680s2_11.pdf
(Me and my kids have Lyme, so I did the State of CT's job
for them, so that means I am a terrorist, according to the
criminally insane DCF.)
If DCF has no valid reason to take your kids, and simply
do not do the "work" they're paid to do, they simply file a false
police report.
And now these people (BELOW).
That's 4 clear examples OF BOGUS CRIMINAL CHARGES
that made it into the news- which means it is the tip of the iceberg.
Courant Editorial: "PUNISH FALSE CLAIMS":
http://www.courant.com/news/opinion/editorials/hc-fakerape.artjan05,0,785696.story?coll=hc-headlines-editorials
Correct. Punish the DCF for every crime they commit. For example,
send AAG Jessica Gauvin to federal prison for 33 years for
Color of Law Abuses, U. S. C. Title 18, sec 241, 242, 245, which states
that Gauvin could get life in prison or even the death penalty.
DO IT!!!
SEND HER AWAY!!
GAUVIN IS A FLAMING LUNATIC!!!
courant.com
http://www.courant.com/news/local/hc-powder-terror-0105,0,5498211.story?coll=hc-headlines-local
Women Facing Terrorism Charges For White Powder Incident
Associated Press
January 5 2007, 1:23 PM EST
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- Two sisters face terrorism charges after a white
powder
believed to be salt fell out of one of their pockets in the booking
area of
Bridgeport Police headquarters.
A Fairfield woman and her sister, who is from Jordan, were arrested
Thursday after triggering a hazardous materials emergency, police said.
The building and the surrounding streets were closed most of the
afternoon and
into the evening. No one was injured, but 14 people - civilian
detention
officers, police officers and six prisoners - had to take showers in
the Fire
Department's decontamination trailer. Their clothing was also bagged.
The women, Cari Altayeb of Fairfield and Anaahn Altayeb of Jordan, were
charged
with acts of terrorism in connection with that incident.
They also face charges of first-degree breach of peace and threatening
stemming
from a child custody dispute in front of the state Department of
Children and
Families' city office earlier in the day. The DCF incident had led to
their
arrest and the powder incident in the booking area. The women were
being held in
lieu of $1 million bond.
The women's lawyer, Robert Berke, who said he had not talked to his
clients,
blasted police Thursday night.
"They overreacted. The (terrorism) charge is extreme. The bond is
extreme," Berke said.
On Thursday, the women were acting suspiciously and dropped white
powder,
possibly salt, outside of the DCF office, police said.
After they were arrested by city police and brought to the booking area
on the
second floor, some of the powder fell from one of the women's pockets,
Lt. James
Viadero said.
Police called the Fire Department. The Fairfield County Hazardous
Materials
Team, the FBI, state police and Scott Appleby, the city's emergency
management
director, responded.
"We don't take anything lightly," Viadero said.
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