Even more corrupt practices are coming to light, now n Fairfield County, Ohio. This alarming phenomenon surely has its roots in Medina County, where the are no Constitutional protections and no Rule of Law.
It seems that sheriff's deputies placed GPS tracking device on the auto of a suspected burglar, WITHOUT A SEARCH WARRANT - CLEARLY A VIOLATION OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION.
As it turns out, the suspect was later tracked to the scene of a residential burglary and later arrested in possession of property stolen during the burglary. So, while the suspect was ultimately identified and arrested, it was by unlawful means, specifically prohibited by the UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION.
The Fairfield County judge, much like MEDINA JUDGE CHRISTOPHER COLLIER, THE LAPDOG OF CORRUPT MEDINA COUNTY PROSECUTOR DINO HOLMAN, did not suppress the illegally seized evidence (as he most assuredly should have) and the case proceeded to trial, resulting in the conviction of the suspect.
The Fairfield County Prosecutor Gregg Marx (an obvious descendant of Karl Marx) now argues, "What's the harm?"
THE HARM IS THAT THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES, WHO LIKELY RECEIVED THEIR ADVANCED POLICE TRAINING AT THE KEYSTONE COPS TRAINING ACADEMY (LIKE MEDINA COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES), VIOLATED THE LAW WHILE ENFORCING THE LAW.
By taking this case to trial, the Fairfield County judge and prosecutor ERODE THE PROTECTIONS ACCORDED BY THE FOURTH AMENDMENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION, AS HAPPENS DAILY IN THE CORRUPTED COURTS OF MEDINA COUNTY.
An online article detailing this legal debacle in Fairfield County, Ohio can be found at http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com/article/20120208/NEWS01/202080303/GPS-tracking-without-warrant-goes-Ohio-Supreme-Court
A rather interesting comment, among many, is shown below and properly makes the very real and legitimate point:
- Gt Larabee · Top commenter · Park University
Drake, getting a warrant is not rocket science. Just follow the court rules and procedures and get your warrant. A search warrant can be had usually on a continuum somewhere between reasonable suspicion to probable cause. You don't have to prove anything beyond a reasonable doubt. It is often times just enough information that a prudent person or an experienced officer would suspect that crime may be afoot. When I went to college and took constitutional law, I was told, if at all possible, always get a search warrant, to assure that your case will have a conviction. In today's modern world of electronic communications, a warrant can be obtained quite quickly, and an officer can guard the scene while one may be obtained. There are of course incidences where you do not need a warrant, such as plain view, but even in these cases I was taught to get a warrant to avoid trouble. You also can search a person for officer safety or use the Terry Frisk or Pat Down for weapons. Let's take the time to do this right, and the Bad Dudes won't be set free, and our constitutional rights will be protected so that we don't have a police state. Someone has to be Policing the Police, or you will have a Police State, and no one branch of government should ever have absolute power. If you are a police officer, and you are going to put a GPS unit on a subject, or you are going to tap a phone, or use an electronic listening device get a search warrant, or face the fact that you may well lose the people's case to the Bad Guys. They will be let go, and it is the fault of the prosecution and/or the Police Officer....blame no one else. It is not the courts fault, they are policing the police for you. The stakes are that the Bad Guys will go free!
It is obvious to GT Larabee that dispensation with the requirements of the Fourth Amendment will invariably lead to a POLICE STATE - WHICH IS JUST WHAT WE HAVE IN MEDINA COUNTY. Mr. Larabee's comments, and others, can be found at http://www.lancastereaglegazette.com/comments/article/20120208/NEWS01/202080303/GPS-tracking-without-warrant-goes-Ohio-Supreme-Court
The irony of this entire matter is shown by the fact that, quite recently, The United States Supreme Court ruled that the placement of a GPS tracking device, without a warrant, IS A VIOLATION OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT TO THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND IS, THEREFORE, ILLEGAL.
OF COURSE, IN MEDINA COUNTY, THE DECISIONS OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT ARE ROUTINELY AND CUSTOMARILY IGNORED BY THE LIKES OF LAPDOG JUDGE COLLIER AND CORRUPT MEDINA COUNTY PROSECUTOR DINO HOLMAN, STUPID CRIMINALS BOTH.
FURTHER, MR. LARABEE ERRS WHEN HE BELIEVES THAT THE COURTS POLICE THE POLICE. NOT IN MEDINA COUNTY!
MUCH MORE TO COME ....
ReplyDeleteThere is MORE from Fairfield County. Go to my face book page and see more allegations and disclosures. For a beginning try innocentinmates.org and see the shocking case of John Frazier under Fairfield County. Problem is: No one seems to care or makes any attempt at seeking the truth through good investigative reporting. What good is "Freedom of the Press" if you don't use it???
ReplyDeleteThe beat of corruption goes on in Fairfield County, so read on: Please go to innocentinmates.org and go to Fairfield County under: John Frazier. After reading this scenario, wouldn't you think, at a minimum, an honest elected public official would re-investigate, seeking the truth of the matter.
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