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Key to covering up the sheriffs failed attempt on Clive's life, was the
malicious prosecution of Clive. However in order to arrest Clive,
the sheriffs had to accuse him of a felony. The two felonies the
Santa Cruz Sheriffs cooked up the typical charge
filed in most police abuse cases, the PC §
245 "Assault with a deadly weapon" (i.e. the police's victim is accused
of bumping a cop with a vehicle, i.e. the vehicle is a deadly weapon).
The second false felony they files was a VC §
2800.2(a) charge: Driving with a willful wanton disregard to the safety
of public and property with the intent to evade a police officer.
However for the VC § 2800.2(a) to fly, the sheriffs had to have a reason
to pursue Clive in the first place. So they simply invented
another felony, a PC § 278.5 feloniously and maliciously withholding
custody. (opposite)
However, Clive was not only following the law
by filing a TRO after Anamaria dumped William in the middle of the
learner ski run and her boyfriend who was bared from any contact with
William tried to start a fight with Clive, the Stipulated Custody Order
Clive was under specified that Anamaria had custody of the children
after school till 6:00. The sheriffs shot at Clive at 2:30pm.
The DA never even bothered to charge Clive with the very reason they
gave for chasing Clive in the first place!
The Santa Cruz Sheriffs who shot at Clive and his kids, filed
absurdly false
reports and charges against Clive to cover-up their botched hit job.
In a particularly nasty assault, the Sheriffs demand that Clive be
prohibited from any contact with his children (opposite).
In their
police reports the Sheriffs make up the ridiculous accusations that
Clive ran them down with his vehicle. However, the sheriffs
naturally had no proof and their stories contradicted themselves while
claiming the impossible, such as transposing themselves through trees,
having lengthy arguments through closed windows etc. (Read later about
MacDonald's 'lost pants').
To prevent Clive from being able to defend themselves they convince
the court to set Clive's bail at $150,000 which is fifteen times the
legal schedule for the charges the sheriffs filed against Clive (below).
In jail the Sheriffs literally opened Clive's legal mail then instead
of handing it to Clive in jail, they mailed it back to Clive's home
address. At one time the Sheriffs even put Clive's home telephone
number on the restricted number list so that Clive had no way of
conducting his defense from inside jail. The Sheriffs even
repeatedly refused to even give Clive a pencil and paper so that he
could write pleadings, they refused to make photocopies of Clive's
pleadings or to file his pleadings after Clive managed to get hold of a
pen and paper.
After Clive was given a sham trial and remanded to custody without
the right to bail, despite Clive having formally filed an appeal, the
Sheriffs desperately tried to prevent Clive from filing a Writ of Habeas
Corpus. When the grand jury was inspecting the jail, the Sheriffs
tried to block Clive from handing his Writ to a Grand Jury member.
Not that the filings did any good as the Courts do not follow the law. |
