Travelers BEWARE!
The New Face of Terror on Arizona HighWays
Everyone who travels Interstate 40 knows that Flagstaff, Arizona is one of the worse traffick traps in the United States. We knew that, so the cruise control was set at 62 . . . well under the 65 limit.
Obeying the law, however, will not save you in Flagstaff, Arizona. The good Mormon boys dressed up in STATE TROOPER uniforms there will invent a crime for you to be guilty of, and drag you off the Interstate just to invite you into their justice of the peace courts for a bit of a financial extortion. Somewhat reminiscent of the days when pirates roamed the international waterways.
Since the average victim is at home in another State, they will generally either (a) hire a Flagstaff lawyer to re-present them, or (b) plead guilty and pay the fines.
This is the story of two not-so-average Citizens and a hitchhiker encountered by the Champerty arm of the Flagstaff Justice of the Peace prize and booty courts.
(outcome).
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Arizona Public Safety Department trains its employees to murder innocent Citizens under the rubric of "Officer Safety" . . . murder First . . . ask questions later.
From: "Paul Allen Panks" <dunric@yahoo.com>
Newsgroups: alt.law-enforcement,rec.sport.football.college,az.politics
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 5:11 PM
Subject: The Rogue Outlaws of the Arizona DPS
> http://www.paysonroundup.com/section/frontpage_lead/story/16707
>
> *** The 'official' media report (courtesy of the Payson Roundup) ***
>
> Tuesday, September 28, 2004
>
> A Valley man was fatally shot Saturday afternoon by a
> Department of Public Safety officer during a traffic
> stop two miles south of Rye.
>
> Officer Jarom Lewis stopped a blue, Pontiac passenger
> car for speeding northbound on Highway 87 shortly
> before 3 p.m.
>
> Officer Steve Volden, DPS spokesman, said 47-year-old
> Robert Andrew Moreland, of Apache Junction, was a
> passenger in the car driven by his partner, Janice
> Renee Worthington, 46, Phoenix.
>
> DPS Sgt. John Whetten said Lewis suspected the couple
> had drugs in the car.
>
> "(Lewis) received consent from Worthington to search
> her car," Whetten said in a press release. "(Moreland)
> exited the vehicle and became very upset and
> belligerent. As he became more angry, he returned to
> the vehicle and reached inside."
>
> Lewis, in fear for his life, shot Moreland one time in
> the chest, Whetten said.
>
> Volden said Moreland was flown to John C. Lincoln
> hospital where he later died of his injuries.
>
> Worthington was taken in for questioning and the
> vehicle has been impounded until it can be searched.
> The details of the incident including what prompted
> the shooting and whether drugs or weapons were found
> in the vehicle are unavailable, Volden said.
>
> Lewis has been placed on paid leave pending an
> investigation, which is standard procedure. He is 26
> years old and has been with DPS for three years.
>
> "The incident is under investigation by the DPS
> Special Investigations Unit," Whetten said.
>
> *** What the reporter (Kelly Crowley) wrote me ***
>
> "Hi Paul,
> I am learning that some of the claims DPS made are
> incorrect. The one shot statement came from the
> officer's direct supervisor and DPS is less than
> forthcoming with further information such as what
> was found in the car. They won't even confirm a
> search has been done - but I do know it has from other
> sources. If you have contact with someone who was a
> witness or Ms. Worthington, please have her contact
> me. I need a statement from the only other living
> witness to contradict what DPS is reporting to the
> press.
> Thanks for your email,
> Kelly"
>
> According to eyewitness acounts, Officer Lewis fired
> multiple rounds at Robert Moreland (who was unarmed).
> The official Arizona DPS claim is that Moreland became
> violent and abusive. However, eyewitness accounts
> completely refute this possibility.
>
> The fact remains that Officer Lewis was in the wrong,
> and the Arizona DPS knows it. That's why they took Mr.
> Moreland's car (to tamper with evidence).
>
> Paul
