Post by Alaska HEMI R/T Jm Admin. on Oct 19, 2014 6:50:50 GMT -5
How about retro fitting Peet's Custom Dock, with the correct size pier post guides, now that may "Save A Life".
Lets be specific, the only Police are Lake Wales Police Department. SLR is out of LWPD jurisdiction, The only "Law Enforcement" in our area is the Polk County Sheriffs Department (PCSD) who is also Animal Control.
PCSD has consistently sided with management and the reason being is that our reserves make donations to the PCSD such as the time the poker room in the old annex was discovered to be a violation of Florida's Gaming Laws.
Did you know that if cited and you appear in Bartow County Court that unless you have the charges dismissed through a NOT GUILTY PLEA" and you either accept a "No Contest" or are found to be GUILTY, it says right on the Court Documents to
"MAKE YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO THE POLK COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT" . This is not only a corrupted and misguided system but it is also a Constitutional Violation in most cases and a MISCARRIGE OF JUSTICE .
I have had one case dismissed so far as a result of false information being given to law enforcement and proven to 2 State Prosecutors that the actual citation itself was a violation of my 5th amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America .
Yes, believe it or not, the Constitution still applies in S-bag LAKE RESORT !
I strongly suggest that if you are cited by PCSD that you carefully read the citation before signing it, IF there is any wrongful information then you should refuse to sign. If you do sign the citation with wrongful information you have just perjured yourself as you are attesting that the information is correct and accurate. The errors will then become fact and then you are facing a criminal record for a Negligent Sheriffs Report.
BUT, by NOT signing you will automatically be committing a Class 2 Misdemeanor. Either way you must appear in court several times before being dismissed of charges. This is how Citizens are expected to feed the system of PCSD/Animal Control.
PCSD hopes that you just accept the citation, either pay it or plead no contest "even if you are not guilty of anything" to avoid the hassle. The Sheriffs Dept. profits from criminalizing people and I can prove that with Official Polk County Records/Documents.
Here is the good side of all that, during your Arraignment the Judge will ask "Are you Employed?" you say "NO Your Honor". Then you qualify for a Public Defender and that is absolutely FREE and far better than feeding some scum sucking lawyer with your money you wont get back when your case is dismissed.
Need proof of all this? come to me, James H. Grnt and I will show you my Court Documents. This is all a result of Bth P. & M. e. l. K providing false info to PCSD. this will be proven to be what is known as *OBSTRUCTION: Providing False (lying) to Law Enforcement and carries a Jail term of up to one year in County Jail. Unless the charges are decided to be a FELONY, one can get up to 5 (FIVE) years in PRISON (not jail) .
I will make the future cases being brought on B.P. & M.K. available on this forum as they are a matter of Public Record and may be viewed with the link I will provide.
Public Order & Obstruction
*Under Section 837.05(1), Florida Statutes, it is a criminal offense for a person to knowingly give to a law enforcement or police officer false information regarding the commission of a crime. This offense is commonly confused with “False Report of a Crime,” which applies where the alleged crime reported did not actually occur. In a prosecution for Giving False Information Concerning the Commission of a Crime, a crime actually occurs, but the accused knowingly gives false information concerning it.
To prove the offense of Giving False Information, the prosecution must establish the following five elements beyond a reasonable doubt:
1The accused knowingly gave information about the alleged commission of a crime;
2The accused knew the information was false;
3The accused gave the false information to a person;
4The person to whom the information was given was a law enforcement officer;
5The accused knew that the person was a law enforcement officer.
Penalties for Giving False Information
Under Florida law, Giving False Information is a first degree misdemeanor, with penalties of up to 1 year in jail. If the false information concerns the commission of a capital felony, the offense may be classified as a third degree felony, with penalties that may include up to 5 years in prison.
In my case it was the Manager & Secretary B.P. that gave false information and I can also prove this as well w/Official PCSD Documents beyond a reasonable doubt.
J.H. Grnt