[VA] Investgator Canosa identified his wife as his killer. "The b*tch – she shot me in the back."

An Orange County sheriff's deputy [Investigator Bob Canosa] killed in December identified his estranged wife [Brenda] as the shooter as he lay mortally wounded... "I asked him who shot him, and his wording was, 'The bitch – she shot me in the back'"... [Brenda] called her estranged husband from her car... When the 55-year-old investigator came outside, he was shot five times...

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JUDGE HEARS DETAILS IN SHOOTING DEATH OF ORANGE INVESTIGATOR
Charlottesville Daily Progress
By Allison Brophy
Published: March 1, 2010
Updated: March 2, 2010
[Excerpts] A juvenile and domestic relations judge certified the killing case of an Orange County sheriff’s investigator to the grand jury Monday night, listening to testimony from eight members of local and state law enforcement regarding the Dec. 11 shooting of Unionville resident Bob Canosa. Canosa’s estranged wife, Madison County resident and special education teacher Brenda Canosa, 49, faces charges of first-degree murder and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. Mr. Canosa, a career law enforcement professional who also worked as an investigator under former Culpeper County Sheriff Lee Hart, died Dec. 20 at the University of Virginia Medical Center from multiple gunshot wounds. He was 55... “There is evidence of an actual murder,” said Orange County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court Judge Frank W. Somerville at the close of the 2 1/2-hour preliminary hearing Monday night, saying the court would continue to hold Mrs. Canosa without bail in the Central Virginia Regional Jail, a couple of miles from the courthouse on U.S. 15... [Orange County Deputy Seth] Boyd testified Monday that he kicked open the locked door to Mr. Canosa’s residence to find him on his back in bed, bleeding profusely from numerous gunshot wounds to his shoulder, abdomen, throat, chest and back... “I asked him who shot him, and his wording was, ‘The bitch – she shot me in the back.’ I asked him, ‘Who shot you?’ and he said, ‘My wife’”...[Commonwealth's Attorney Diana] Wheeler, in presenting her evidence, said Mrs. Canosa emptied a nine-shot revolver, striking her husband five times... Mrs. Canosa called Mr. Canosa on his cell phone on the morning of the pre-dawn shooting... Orange County Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney Rick Moore, in his closing remarks, said the test later showed that Mrs. Canosa had gunshot residue on her hands. In defense of Mrs. Canosa, Charlottesville lawyer Dana Slater and Alexandria lawyer Chris Leibig questioned ... [Full article here]

DEPUTY NAMED WIFE AS KILLER
Mortally wounded Orange deputy identified wife as killer, witnesses say
Fredericksburg.com
Robin Knepper
Date published: 3/3/2010
An Orange County sheriff's deputy killed in December identified his estranged wife as the shooter as he lay mortally wounded, according to court testimony... After hearing the testimony, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Judge Frank Somerville certified charges against Brenda Canosa and sent the case to a grand jury, which will be impaneled March 22 in Circuit Court. It will consider indicting her on charges of first-degree murder and use of a firearm in commission of a felony. Brenda Canosa, 49, was denied bond last week... According to testimony, at approximately 5:30 a.m. Dec. 11, she called her estranged husband from her car, which was parked outside the Unionville building where he was staying. When the 55-year-old investigator came outside, he was shot five times... Chief Deputy Tim Murphy, who owned the canine-training facility where Canosa was staying, described how he had found his friend and colleague lying on a bed in an apartment in the building, bleeding from five gunshot wounds. "He was in a great deal of pain and getting gray and weaker by the moment," Murphy said. "I talked to him, trying to keep him awake and calm." But by the time the rescue squad ambulance met the University of Virginia helicopter that landed at Unionville Elementary School, EMS personnel told Murphy to talk to Canosa quickly. "I said, 'Bob, you're dying. Who did this to you?'" Murphy testified. "He said Brenda did. He said she had called him from the driveway and told him to come outside. When I asked him what happened next, he pointed to the bloody hole in his chest... I was down on my knees with his head between my hands. I had my ear over his mouth. It was loud, and he was weak"... The defendant arrived in court Monday night dressed in a gray-striped prison uniform. She smiled and waved with handcuffed hands at friends and family, mouthing "I love you" to her adult children.... [Full article here]
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[FL] Judge Sally Kest still denies victim of Master Deputy Villella a full protection order

Orange County Sheriff's Master Deputy Bryan Villella accused of beating a man and threatening his life is still on the job. Orange County Deputy Bryan Villella appeared in court Tuesday afternoon where he was ordered to have no hostile contact with his ex-boyfriend, who accused him of domestic violence... “He hit me so hard that blood splattered all over the computer.” Carrion then said that Villella got his gun out and pointed it at his head and forced him to clean the blood at gunpoint... The “no hostile contact” injunction allows Villella to carry his gun during duty...

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[FL] ALLEGED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIM OF MASTER DEPUTY VILLELLA DENIED PROTECTION ORDER - ...Orange County Sheriff's Office investigators confirmed Master Deputy Bryan Villella, 46, is the focus of an internal-affairs criminal investigation - his third since 2002... [A.C.], who lived with Villella for four years, filed a petition for a temporary domestic-violence injunction Feb. 18. Orange Circuit Judge Sally D.M. Kest denied the request until [A.C.] and Villella meet before her at a hearing March 2... Villella, a 25-year veteran of the Sheriff's Office, has faced previous allegations of domestic violence...


DEPUTY ORDERED TO AVOID HOSTILE CONTACT WITH EX-BOYFRIEND
Orlando Sentinel
By Walter Pacheco
March 02, 2010
[Excerpts] A judge on Tuesday prohibited an Orange County Sheriff's Office deputy who is being investigated for a domestic-violence from contacting his ex-boyfriend in a hostile manner. Orange Circuit Judge Sally D.M. Kest also said Orange County sheriff's deputy Bryan Villella, 46, cannot carry a weapon during non-working hours, as part of the order. Although Villella's attorney, Tim Berry, asked Kest if his client could be allowed to carry his weapon during off-duty security assignments, she said the court "will not be making any special exceptions in this case." Angel Joel Carrion on Feb. 18 filed a petition for a domestic-violence injunction for protection. But Kest instead granted a less restrictive "no-hostile contact injunction," which means Villella can contact Carrion and show up at his house or place of business, but not act in a hostile way. Carrion said "there will be no seeing each other." If Kest had granted a domestic-violence injunction, Villella would not be allowed to carry a weapon or contact the victim by any means... Villella spoke only to his attorney and refused to comment after the hearing. Carrion, who appeared stressed during the proceeding, afterward said: "I came here looking for an order of protection and that's what I got"... [Full article here]

DEPUTY FACES CHARGES HE BEAT BOYFRIEND, BUT KEEPS JOB FOR NOW
watermarkonline.com
Stephen Miller
03/03/2010 12:53:00
[Excerpts] A judge issued a one-year “no hostile contact” injunction against an Orange County Sheriff’s deputy. Master Deputy Bryan Villella, 46, faces allegations that he abused his boyfriend of four years, even forcing his partner at gunpoint to clean up his own blood after one altercation. The court order allows Villella to continue to work while criminal inquiries and a sheriff’s office internal investigation are proceeding against him. “I came here for protection, and that’s what I got... Bryan is a cheat and a liar and he needs to be stopped... Back in May, they were calling him one of their ‘valiant officers,’” [Angel Joel] Carrion said. In November 2009, local news coverage revealed more of the 23-year veteran deputy’s problematic behavior. The sheriff’s office then started cooperating, according to Carrion. Carrion re-filed for protection on Feb. 18 this year. However, Judge Sally D.M. Kest — the same judge who presided over the March 2 hearing—denied the request pending this upcoming court appearance... The “no hostile contact” injunction allows Villella to carry his gun during duty. However, it denies Villella the right to act as off-duty security at other events, lucrative side work for many deputies... “I’m not sure what Bryan would do if he wasn’t an officer,” Carrion says. “It’s his whole identity.” The injunction does allow Carrion and Villella to still have contact, but when asked after the court hearing about that possibility, Carrion replied, “There will be no contact”... “Law enforcement has been protecting its own,” Carrion said of his previous difficulty.... A Sentinel article stated that in 2001, Villella’s ex-wife, Helen Mackenzie, made claims of domestic abuse during their five-year marriage. He was reprimanded by the sheriff’s office in 2002 for transferring $552 from his ex-wife’s account to his. The final official report could not confirm her allegations of abuse but did state, “It is clear Villella and Ms. Mackenzie have a history of domestic disturbances.” [Full article here]

DEPUTY ACCUSED OF TASERING EX-BOYFRIEND
Deputy Ordered To Have No Hostile Contact With Ex
clickorlando.com
March 2, 2010
[Excerpts] A local deputy accused of beating a man and threatening his life is still on the job. Orange County Deputy Bryan Villella appeared in court Tuesday afternoon where he was ordered to have no hostile contact with his ex-boyfriend, who accused him of domestic violence. This is not the first time Villella, a 25-year-veteran of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, has had serious allegation made against him. According to court documents, Villella’s ex-wife accused him of domestic violence... [ex-boyfriend Angel] Carrion lived with Villella for four years and accused him of domestic violence. Carrion told the court Villella used a department-issued Taser gun on him and held him at gunpoint. According to court records, during one alleged beating, Carrion said, “He hit me so hard that blood splattered all over the computer.” Carrion then said that Villella got his gun out and pointed it at his head and forced him to clean the blood at gunpoint. “Bryan is nothing but a cheating liar and he likes to beat people and he needs to stop,” Carrion said. “He needs to be stopped"... [Full article here]
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[CA] On day ONE, investigators said Officer Macias killed his own son Brian in self defense.

Many LAPD officials were at the scene late Thursday...

It appears that Los Angeles County Sheriff's investigators KNOW ON THE FIRST DAY why 12-year veteran Los Angeles Police Officer Fernando Macias shot and killed his own son. They JUST KNOW.

17 year old Brian Matthew Macias is dead and can't say a word, so...

THE SAME DAY that Officer Macias shot and killed his son, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Homicide Bureau Lt. David Coleman said

"It appears to be self-defense."

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Jeff Gordon early on the NEXT DAY:

"It was self-defense."

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Sheriff's Spokesman Steve Whitmore:

"It was a family and he was fearing for his life. He assaulted the man and the man was forced to defend himself"...

Brian is voiceless, but his friends aren't:

...Monrovia High School seniors Paul Gilbert and Chris Rivera said Brian Macias has been their close friend and classmate since middle school. "We've know him forever. I can't believe he's gone," Gilbert said. "He was always respectful to his father because he was a cop and Brian wanted to be a cop." Gilbert and Rivera said they question the circumstances under which the 5-foot-9-inch tall and 140-pound Macias instilled mortal fear in his father... "He wanted to go to college with us in Arizona and join the force to makes his dad happy, but he can't do that anymore," Rivera said...

[Be sure to see in comment section the article regarding the soon-after death of Brain's 23 year old brother, Gregory. Brian Matthew Macias and Gregory Philip Macias share a headstone.]

HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS REMAIN TIGHT-LIPPED OVER 17-YEAR-OLD SHOT BY COP DAD
Pasadena Star News
By Thomas Himes Staff Writer
Posted: 03/01/2010
[Excerpts] Sheriff's officials Monday remained tight-lipped about a domestic dispute that led a veteran LAPD reserve officer to shoot and kill his 17-year-old son inside their Monrovia area home. Los Angeles Police Department Reserve Officer Fernando Macias shot and killed his son, Brian Macias, Thursday after the teen allegedly attacked him with a picture frame, according to an LAPD statement. "During the argument, Brian grabbed a large glass framed picture off a wall and attacked Macias with the frame. As Brian advanced on Macias, he attempted to strike him with the framed picture. Macias backed up a flight of stairs and fired one round at Brian. The round struck Brian in the chest and he fell to the floor," the LAPD statement said. Sheriff's homicide investigators are handling the investigation, but officials would not confirm the statement's narrative of events. The shooting appeared to be in self-defense, sheriff's officials have said. "I won't confirm or deny that. It's part of our investigation," sheriff's homicide Lt. Dave Coleman said... "The Los Angeles Police Department's Force Investigation Division (FID) also responded and assumed responsibility for the administrative investigation," according to the LAPD statement. Coleman said he is not worried LAPD officers contaminated the crime scene. "Any access they would have had would have been under the supervision of myself or the investigators," Coleman said... Fernando Macias is a 12-year veteran of LAPD's reserve force... Fernando Macias has not been arrested or charged with a crime in the homicide... [Full article here]

TEENAGE MALE ATTACKS AN OFFICER LEADING TO AN OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTING
LAPD Blog:
March 01, 2010
[Excerpt] ...Reserve Officer Fernando Macias, 12 years and 8 months with the department, was at his home in the city of Monrovia. He and his son, Brian Macias, 17 years of age, became involved in an argument. During the argument, Brian grabbed a large glass framed picture off a wall and attacked Macias with the frame. As Brian advanced on Macias, he attempted to strike him with the framed picture. Macias backed up a flight of stairs and fired one round at Brian. The round struck Brian in the chest and he fell to the floor... [Full article here]

TEEN SHOT AT HOME IN COUNTY AREA NEAR MONROVIA-ARCADIA
Pasadena Star News
Brian Days
02/25/2010
[Excerpts] A teenage boy was shot and killed Thursday in an unincorporated county area between Monrovia and Arcadia, authorities said. The shooting was reported about 6 p.m. in the 100 block of East Andre Street, sheriff's Deputy Aura Sierra said. A person of interest, an adult, was being questioned late Thursday, sheriff's Lt. Tom McNeal said... Detectives for the sheriff's Homicide Bureau were sent to help in the investigation. [Full article here]

...Many LAPD officials were at the scene late Thursday. Coleman said they were only monitoring the investigation...

RESERVE OFFICER SHOOTS, KILLS YOUNG MAN IN COUNTY AREA NEAR MONROVIA-ARCADIA
Pasadena Star News
Brian Days brian.day@sgvn.com
626-578-6300, ext. 4586
Posted: 02/25/2010
[Excerpts] A Los Angeles Police Department reserve officer apparently shot and killed a young man in self-defense Thursday in an unincorporated county area between Monrovia and Arcadia, sheriff's officials said. The shooting was reported about 6 p.m. at a home in the 100 block of East Andre Street, sheriff's Deputy Aura Sierra said. Sheriff's Homicide Bureau Lt. David Coleman said the shooting occurred after "some type of family argument" at the home... "It appears to be self-defense," Coleman said of the shooting. He declined to say whether the young man was related to the officer or whether he was armed... Many LAPD officials were at the scene late Thursday. Coleman said they were only monitoring the investigation. [Full article here]

OFF-DUTY LAPD RESERVE OFFICER FATALLY SHOOTS SON IN MONROVIA
latimesblogs.latimes.com
Andrew Blankstein and Robert J. Lopez
February 25, 2010 11:00 pm
[Excerpts] An off-duty Los Angeles Police Department reserve officer fatally shot his son Thursday evening at the family's home in Monrovia, authorities said. The shooting took place about 6 p.m. in the 100 block of Andre Street, said Steve Whitmore, spokesman for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. The name and age of the victim were not released... "We don't know if there's going to be an arrest," Whitmore said. "It's early in the investigation." The officer's name was not released. [Full article here]

CORONER IDENTIFIES 17-YEAR-OLD SHOT TO DEATH BY POLICE OFFICER FATHER
Pasadena Star News
Posted: 02/26/2010 09:27:28 AM PST
84 Comments
[Excerpts] The Los Angeles County Department of Coroner Friday identified the 17-year-old boy who was shot to death by his father in an unincorporated county area near Monrovia. Brian Macias died Thursday night after his father fired on him during an argument... The boy's father is a reserve LAPD officer. He was not arrested, and authorities have not identified him. Los Angeles County Sheriff's homicide detectives are investigating the homicide... [Full article here]

OFF-DUTY OFFICER SHOOTS, KILLS SON
myFOXla.com
Reporter: Bob Decastro
Posted by: Scott Coppersmith
Friday, 26 Feb 2010
[Excerpts] A shooting in which an off-duty Los Angeles Police Department reserve officer killed his teenage son in self-defense at the family's home in the Monrovia area was under investigation today, authorities said... "It was self-defense," Deputy Jeff Gordon said early today... The son was pronounced dead at the scene, Sierra said... [Full article here]

DETECTIVES: RESERVE LAPD OFFICER SHOT SON IN SELF-DEFENSE
InsideSoCal
Frank Girardot, Brian Day
February 26, 2010 2:31 PM
4 Comments [Excerpts] ...[A group of young men who identified themselves as Macias' friends] said said Macias aspired to go to college and become a police officer. They doubted that an argument between the teen and his father needed to end in death. "He was always respectful to his father because his father was a cop and he wanted to be a cop," said Paul Gilbert, 17. "He was just a nice kid, he didn't mean any harm to anybody." [Full article here]

FRIENDS MOURN THE LOSS OF MONROVIA TEEN KILLED BY FATHER IN "SELF-DEFENSE"
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
By Thomas Himes
Posted: 02/26/2010 04:41:16 PM PS
93 comments
[Excerpts] Monrovia High School students Friday mourned the loss of one of their own after he was shot and killed by his police officer father during an argument. Sheriff's officials said Brian Macias' father, a Los Angeles Police Department reserve officer, was acting in self-defense Thursday when he opened fire on his 17-year-old son. "Homicide investigators and prosecutors determined it to be self-defense," sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore said. "It was a family and he was fearing for his life. He assaulted the man and the man was forced to defend himself"... Monrovia High School seniors Paul Gilbert and Chris Rivera said Brian Macias has been their close friend and classmate since middle school. "We've know him forever. I can't believe he's gone," Gilbert said. "He was always respectful to his father because he was a cop and Brian wanted to be a cop." Gilbert and Rivera said they question the circumstances under which the 5-foot-9-inch tall and 140-pound Macias instilled mortal fear in his father. "It just doesn't make any sense. He was a nice kid. He didn't meant any harm to anybody," Rivera said. "His father should have handled it a different way. He didn't have to kill him." Prosecutors with the District Attorney's Office Justice System Integrity Division will oversee the sheriff's investigation... Coroner's officials would not say Friday afternoon how many times or where on the body Macias was shot because they had yet to complete their report, Assistant Coroner Ed Winter said. Rivera and Gilbert said the tragedy will have long lasting effects. "He wanted to go to college with us in Arizona and join the force to makes his dad happy, but he can't do that anymore," Rivera said... [Full article here]
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[NY] News: Mayor Adam Bradley "declined to give a statement to detectives" on wife abuse charge

...[White Plains Mayor Adam Bradley] turned himself in to White Plains police and was charged with assaulting his wife... Police Department officials would not explain why they allowed the Mayor's Office to take the lead in handling the media on the case... Bradley declined to give a statement to detectives...

'ASSAULT' MAYOR TOLD: QUIT, NOW
New York Post
By Tom Topousis
March 2, 2010
[Excerpt] Facing a criminal charge of assaulting his wife over the weekend, White Plains Mayor Adam Bradley yesterday vowed to remain in office, despite a call from a leading women's organization that he step down. "If these allegations are true, Adam Bradley is certainly not fit to be mayor of White Plains," said Marcia Pappas, president of the state chapter of the National Organization for Women. "The citizens of White Plains deserve better." But a spokeswoman for Bradley said, "He has no plans to step down"... [Full article here]

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WHITE PLAINS MAYOR ADAM BRADLEY BUSTED IN WIFE ASSAULT
NYDailyNews.com
BY Bill Hutchinson
Monday, March 1st 2010
[Excerpts]The mayor of White Plains was charged with misdemeanor domestic assault Sunday after slamming a door on his wife's finger, cops said. While acknowledging "problems in my marriage," Mayor Adam Bradley denied any wrongdoing Sunday night and insisted he would not resign. "This unfortunate matter will in no way affect my commitment to the important work I am doing for this great city," Bradley said after his arraignment in White Plains City Court on a third-degree assault charge... Bradley's wife of seven years, Fumiko, told cops her left middle finger was injured Saturday night when her husband closed a door on her hand... He planned to spend the night at his parents' house, while his wife and two children stayed at their home. His next court appearance is scheduled for Friday... [Full article here]

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WHITE PLAINS MAYOR FACING CHARGES AFTER DISPUTE
Mayor Adam Bradley Charged With Misdemeanor Assault In Alleged Domestic Dispute With Wife
CBS
Dave Carlin
Mar 1, 2010
[Excerpts] It was a scandalous Sunday for White Plains Mayor Adam Bradley, who turned himself in to White Plains police and was charged with assaulting his wife. Bradley defended himself in a news conference Sunday night. "I have to set the record straight," Bradley said... His wife, Fumiko, filed a complaint with police saying Bradley slammed her hand in a door during a fight. Bradley was charged with misdemeanor third-degree assault. "I did not in any way mistreat my wife," Bradley said. "There have been problems in my marriage for some time, and I have made many efforts to deal with them. I will not take this opportunity to publicly argue with my wife in a manner that would expose my children to it," he said... Bradley's legal team confirmed the Mayor's wife was granted an order of protection against him, so he is not living here with his wife and children. He is staying at the White Plains home of his parents... "If the mayor is the person being accused, there is a conflict there," [Bradley's opponent Glen] Hockley said. "Obviously you need an independent investigative group to look in to this"... [Full article here]

WHITE PLAINS MAYOR ISSUES STATEMENT ON PAST DOMESTIC INSTANCES
LoHud.com
Ben Rubin and Richard Liebson bfrubin@lohud.com
March 1, 2010
[Excerpts] Responding to "issues being raised in the media," Mayor Adam Bradley today released a short statement to address prior domestic issues in which he was involved... "First, there have been no prior allegations of spousal abuse made against me... Second, questions have been raised about an incident that occurred 10 years ago, prior to my marriage. In that instance, Fumiko and I were harassed by a former girlfriend of mine. It resulted in an order of protection being issued, barring the woman from contacting me"... The mayor was charged Sunday with third-degree assault, a misdemeanor, following his wife's domestic-violence complaint to police that morning. She accused him of grabbing her arm, putting it against a door frame and closing a door on her hand... Bradley declined to give a statement to detectives and was taken to the booking desk, where he was fingerprinted and photographed before he was arraigned before City Judge Brian Hansbury. Bradley was released after Hansbury signed an order of protection on behalf of Fumiko Bradley... Councilman Dennis Power, who has known Bradley for about 25 years, said he supported Bradley "100 percent"... [Full article here]

WHITE PLAINS MAYOR BRADLEY CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
WABC
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Carolina Leid
Web produced by Jennifer Matarese
[Excerpts] ...Bradley is accused of assaulting his wife, Fumiko, Saturday night at the couple's White Plains home. His wife went to the police Sunday morning. The complaint she filed against her husband says that Bradley physically injured her by, "grabbing her left arm and placing her hand against a door frame" and that "with his other hand (he) closed the door on his wife's hand, causing pain and bruising to her left middle finger"... No word yet on what this could mean politically for the mayor... [Full article here]
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[OH] NO LONGER AN OFFICER, COREY EARL IS NO LESS SCARY

I HAVE POSTED SO MANY POSTS ON NOW-FORMER LORAIN POLICE DETECTIVE COREY EARL THAT WHEN I LIST THEM, THE SEARCH ENGINES THINK I'M MISUSING SEARCH TERMS AND DON'T PICK UP THE PAGES IN THEIR RESULTS. (THE LIST IS HERE IN THE LAST POST.)

HE WAS DANGEROUS WHEN HE WAS A COP, HIS "CAREER" PROTECTED BY HIS CHIEF, CEL RIVERA.

BUT HE JUST KEPT PERPETRATING. HE KEPT BEING SCARY.

NOW HE'S MANAGED TO FIND ANOTHER CRIME TO BE INDICTED FOR, THE DAY AFTER HE WAS IN JAIL ON SOMETHING ELSE:

FORMER LORAIN COP COREY EARL INDICTED FOR FORGERY, PASSING BAD CHECKS
Chronicle-Telegram
Brad Dicken .
March 2nd, 2010
[Excerpts] Former Lorain police Officer Corey Earl has been indicted on charges of forgery and passing bad checks. Lorain police Sgt. Mark Carpentiere said evidence gathered during a burglary investigation showed that a stolen check had been deposited into Earl’s Lorain National Bank checking account... A second man, Duncan Walker, 50, is accused of cashing a stolen check from the same burglary... Duncan has a criminal record, including convictions for drugs, non-support of dependants, breaking and entering, and theft. The checks, along with cash, were stolen from the offices of an apartment complex... A window in the office had been left open and a screen was cut that could have allowed someone to crawl through the window. Carpentiere said the burglary remains unsolved... Mike Duff, Earl’s attorney, said his client had been helping out a friend by depositing the check in his account for her. “Corey is not guilty and he’ll be vindicated at trial,” Duff said. “He did not know that check was stolen.” This isn’t Earl’s first encounter with the law since he left the force on disability retirement last year following a series of strokes. He is awaiting sentencing in Oberlin Municipal Court after violating his probation in a telephone harassment case involving his ex-wife, Laura Astorino. Earl, 48, had been charged with violating a protection order that Astorino filed against him in 2007, after he allegedly put a gun to his head and threatened to kill himself in their Amherst home... Earl is also the subject of a civil stalking protection order that requires him to stay away from an ex-girlfriend... Earl, who once served as president of the Lorain police union, had a troubled final few years with the department, including threatening to beat a corrections office with a baseball bat, writing a joke traffic ticket and pulling over the ex-husband of a woman he was dating. Both Earl and Duncan are free on bond... [Full article here]

EX-OFFICER ACCUSED OF FORGERY: COREY EARL INDICTED FOR CASHING A CHECK BELONGING TO SOMEONE ELSE
The Morning Journal
Published: Tuesday, March 2, 2010
[Excerpts] Former Lorain police Officer Corey Earl was indicted yesterday for one count of forgery and a misdemeanor count of passing bad checks... Lorain County Prosecutor Dennis Will said. The check was a personal check, but Will said he didn't recall to whom the check belonged. The case was investigated by the Lorain Police Department, Will said. Earl was also in the county jail Sept. 18, a day before the alleged crime took place, after he turned himself in on an arrest warrant issued by the Oberlin Municipal Court for contempt of court. He missed his court date on a case involving a telephone harassment charge filed by his former wife... Earl was arrested in January 2009 for stalking after his ex-girlfriend told police he was stalking her and her family, texting and calling her repeatedly and tailing her home from work, according to a court document. In July 2009, he was fined $250 by Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge James Miraldi for calling the county dog warden and Lorain police for allegedly abandoning her two dogs. Earl was disciplined in early January 2008 after he admitted to making inappropriate comments to his girlfriend's ex-husband during a traffic stop, according to reports. Also in January 2008, the Amherst Law Director's office dismissed a charge Earl violated a protection order concerning his ex-wife. Amherst police were called to the woman's home for domestic disputes on July 6, 2007, and Aug. 13, 2007... [Full article here]

HE ALLEGEDLY HAD SOME STROKES AND A CLOUD OF PRAYERS ROSE HOPING THAT HIS CRIMES AND THREATS WOULD CEASE.

(DID HE RETIRE ON A MEDICAL?)

HE HAUNTS LIKE A  SCARY MOVIE, THE MONSTER FROM THE SWAMP THAT KEEPS ARISING.

BEING SCARY IS ALL HE HAS LEFT.

I CANNOT FATHOM THE YEARS OF LIFE THAT HE HAS STOLEN FROM OTHERS - YEARS GIVEN OVER TO FEARING WHERE HE WILL POP UP, WHAT SHADOW HE WILL STEP FORWARD OUT OF, WHICH BUSH, WHICH CLOSET, WHAT WILL HE DO, WHEN, WHERE, HOW. WHICH INSTRUMENT HE WILL BE HOLDING IN HIS HAND.

THE ARTICLE ABOVE SAID HE HELD A GUN TO HIS HEAD BUT DIDN'T MENTION THAT IT WASN'T HIS HOME, THAT IT WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT, HOW HIS ESTRANGED SLEEPING WIFE (WHO WAS NOT EXPECTING COMPANY)
AWOKE TO HIM 
OVER THE BED, 
ARMED, 
OR HOW SHE GOT HIM AWAY FROM THE SLEEPING CHILD (LIKE A SELF-SACRIFICING HUMAN GUARDIAN ANGEL) AND ENDED UP HOLED UP IN THE BATHROOM WITH HIM WONDERING
IF HE WOULD SHOOT HER TOO
OR WHAT INDELIBLE IMAGE
SHE WAS ABOUT TO SEE.

THE TERROR

IS IN

THE OMITTED

DETAILS.

I FEAR FOR HIS VICTIMS FROM A DISTANCE.

THE POINTS OF MISSED INTERVENTION WERE 

HIS CRIMES.

HE SHOULD BE IN JAIL. NOTHING THAT HAPPENS SHOULD BE HAPPENING BECAUSE HE SHOULD HAVE BEEN HELD ACCOUNTABLE.

TO HIS EX'S:
MAKE WHAT EVERYONE FEARS WILL HAPPEN, HARD.

COME AWAY.
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[MN] Previously arrested for cop-on-cop domestic violence, Officer Schaefer arrrested again.

...[Golden Valley Police Officer Paul] Schaefer was also arrested in March of 2008 in the city of Orono.  A Seargent with that department said he was arrested for allegely assaulting his then girlfriend... pushing his girlfriend, who also lived at the home, down a flight of stairs... 

Video mentions the girlfriend that Schaefer was arrested for pushing down some stairs was herself also a police officer:

GOLDEN VALLEY POLICE OFFICER ARRESTED FOR DWI
MNSUN
BY SUE WEBBER
Published: Friday, February 26, 2010 3:19 PM CST
[Excerpts] A 10-year veteran of the Golden Valley Police Department is on paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation into his arrest for drunken driving and obstructing legal process last week... According to a Plymouth Police report, a citizen reported a vehicle in the ditch and said he believed the driver was drunk... Schaefer was booked at Plymouth Police Department and released pending results of a urine test and charges through the Plymouth city attorney's office, the report said. Golden Valley Police Chief Stacy Altonen confirmed that Schaefer is on paid administrative leave during an internal investigation. [Full article here]

Golden Valley Cop Arrested for DWI
Paul Schafer put car in ditch, became combative
FOX 9
22 Feb 2010
[Excerpts] A Golden Valley police officer was arrested for drunk driving last week after he became uncooperative with Plymouth police officers responding to a report of a car in a ditch... Officers found the car and saw a man, later identified as Paul Edmund Schafer, walking down the road. Plymouth police said Schafer, 36, appeared to be drunk and made comments to the officers that he is a police officer himself. Schafer told the officers he should be taken home as a professional courtesy. Plymouth police said Schafer was taken into custody after he became uncooperative and combative. He was cited for fourth-degree DWI... Schafer's criminal history includes an arrest on March 2, 2008 at his home in Orono. Police were called after he was accused of pushing his girlfriend, who also lived at the home, down a flight of stairs. At the time, officers noted Schafer’s breath smelled of alcohol, but they did not conduct an official field sobriety test. [Full article here]

Golden Valley police officer arrested for DWI
KARE
Feb 22, 2010
[Excerpts] ...When police arrived, they say off-duty Golden Valley Police Officer Paul Schaefer was out of the car and leaving the scene on foot, walking toward some area businesses. The witness pointed him out to responding officers, who then confronted him. Plymouth Police Public Information Officer Barb Cox says Schaefer would not listen to officers' orders, wouldn't take his hands out of pockets, was argumentative, tried to fight with officers and refused to go to jail. Cox also says Schaefer told the Plymouth officers that he was a Golden Valley officer and as a "professional courtesy" he should be taken home and not arrested. Cox says Plymouth police arrested him for DWI and obstructing an officer and took Schafer to jail.- DV -Cox says Plymouth City Prosecutor Elliot Knetsch is reviewing the case for possible charges.  Schaefer gave a urine sample so investigators can determine his blood alcohol content. That sample is being reviewed by the BCA and will take weeks before results are known, Knetsch said. Schaefer has been an officer with Golden Valley for ten years... Schaefer was also arrested in March of 2008 in the city of Orono.  A Seargent with that department said he was arrested for allegely assualting his then girlfriend. [Full article here]
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[NC] "It was unclear why [Warren County Sheriff's Deputy] Boncek had blood on his hands"

WHOSE BLOOD?

WHO CALLED POLICE FOR HELP?

WHAT DID THEY SAY?

WHO'S IN FEAR?

DO THEY HAVE SUPPORT, AND OPTIONS FOR SAFETY?

SHERIFF'S DEPUTY ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING ANOTHER DEPUTY
Christopher Michael Boncek
WRAL
Posted: Feb. 28 10:49 p.m.
Updated: Feb. 28 10:58 p.m.
Youngsville, N.C. — A Warren County sheriff's deputy was out of jail on bond Sunday after being charged with assault on a government official and resisting a public officer. Franklin County deputies said they responded early Sunday to a dispute at a house along the 1300 block of Bethlehem Church Road in Youngsville. Deputies said Christopher Michael Boncek, 34, of 231 Star Lane in Hollister, was found at the home with blood on his hands. When they tried to photograph Boncek's hands, deputies said he assaulted one of them. It was unclear why Boncek had blood on his hands, and the investigation was ongoing. Boncek was released from the Franklin County jail after posting a $5,000 bond. The Warren County sheriff said Boncek's status with the department will be addressed this week. [Full article here]
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