Complaint Review: Mesa Maricopa County Sheriff's Office - Mesa, Phoenix Arizona

Sheriff Joe stands exposed for what he is, and so do most of the faggots who comprise the sweet little wallflowers of the East Valley's "law enforcement community", none of which ever takes a risk, none of which ever does any real investigation, and ALL of which is directly involved in burgeoning crime, kickbacks, corruption, and MOST ESPECIALLY the direct abuse of virtually anyone who falls into their hands. s***k and skunks, pansies and pussies, the only thing these substandard lice do is suck up tax money. And at that, and at that alone, they are VERY good... Explain, scumbags, why there is more meth and crack in Mesa than anywhere else in the world, per capita. Explain why you avoid any kind of danger, and murder kids because "you are afraid", and cover up the facts in the Mikelle Biggs murder/kidnapping, even your helicopter infrared tracks, to protect your religious "brethren"... Sheriff Joe, Chief Donna...nobody needs you! At least, nobody honest. Maybe the dopers who pay you off have some protective tie-in, the filthy scums Hutchinson and Rick Romley may find you handy for enforcing their b.s. and lies, but frankly, anybody decent would be better off without carrying the burden of cowards and incompetents and thieves such as your scurvy selves.

Sheriff Joe stands exposed for what he is, and so do most of the faggots who comprise the sweet little wallflowers of the East Valley's "law enforcement community", none of which ever takes a risk, none of which ever does any real investigation, and ALL of which is directly involved in burgeoning crime, kickbacks, corruption, and MOST ESPECIALLY the direct abuse of virtually anyone who falls into their hands. s***k and skunks, pansies and pussies, the only thing these substandard lice do is suck up tax money. And at that, and at that alone, they are VERY good... Explain, scumbags, why there is more meth and crack in Mesa than anywhere else in the world, per capita. Explain why you avoid any kind of danger, and murder kids because "you are afraid", and cover up the facts in the Mikelle Biggs murder/kidnapping, even your helicopter infrared tracks, to protect your religious "brethren"... Sheriff Joe, Chief Donna...nobody needs you! At least, nobody honest. Maybe the dopers who pay you off have some protective tie-in, the filthy scums Hutchinson and Rick Romley may find you handy for enforcing their b.s. and lies, but frankly, anybody decent would be better off without carrying the burden of cowards and incompetents and thieves such as your scurvy selves.

Sheriff Joe stands exposed for what he is, and so do most of the faggots who comprise the sweet little wallflowers of the East Valley's "law enforcement community", none of which ever takes a risk, none of which ever does any real investigation, and ALL of which is directly involved in burgeoning crime, kickbacks, corruption, and MOST ESPECIALLY the direct abuse of virtually anyone who falls into their hands. s***k and skunks, pansies and pussies, the only thing these substandard lice do is suck up tax money. And at that, and at that alone, they are VERY good... Explain, scumbags, why there is more meth and crack in Mesa than anywhere else in the world, per capita. Explain why you avoid any kind of danger, and murder kids because "you are afraid", and cover up the facts in the Mikelle Biggs murder/kidnapping, even your helicopter infrared tracks, to protect your religious "brethren"... Sheriff Joe, Chief Donna...nobody needs you! At least, nobody honest. Maybe the dopers who pay you off have some protective tie-in, the filthy scums Hutchinson and Rick Romley may find you handy for enforcing their b.s. and lies, but frankly, anybody decent would be better off without carrying the burden of cowards and incompetents and thieves such as your scurvy selves.

Sheriff Joe stands exposed for what he is, and so do most of the faggots who comprise the sweet little wallflowers of the East Valley's "law enforcement community", none of which ever takes a risk, none of which ever does any real investigation, and ALL of which is directly involved in burgeoning crime, kickbacks, corruption, and MOST ESPECIALLY the direct abuse of virtually anyone who falls into their hands. s***k and skunks, pansies and pussies, the only thing these substandard lice do is suck up tax money. And at that, and at that alone, they are VERY good... Explain, scumbags, why there is more meth and crack in Mesa than anywhere else in the world, per capita. Explain why you avoid any kind of danger, and murder kids because "you are afraid", and cover up the facts in the Mikelle Biggs murder/kidnapping, even your helicopter infrared tracks, to protect your religious "brethren"... Sheriff Joe, Chief Donna...nobody needs you! At least, nobody honest. Maybe the dopers who pay you off have some protective tie-in, the filthy scums Hutchinson and Rick Romley may find you handy for enforcing their b.s. and lies, but frankly, anybody decent would be better off without carrying the burden of cowards and incompetents and thieves such as your scurvy selves.

Want to know what it takes to wind up in Arpaio's hell? Here's a short tale.... Suggestion: teach the courts to apply some justice and demand solid probable cause, instead of allowing any s****.. This happens in the valley EVERY DAY... _from the EAST VALLEY TRIBUNE (MATERIALS AFTERWARD ARE SUPPLIED BY THE REPORTER TO THE RIP OFF REPORT) Published originally 11-19-2002 byline: Bryon Wells ...................... A case of mistaken identity that prompted Mesa police to rethink undercover narcotics arrest policies is scheduled to go to trial today. Aaron Markley's attorney filed a $3 million lawsuit against the Mesa police and the city after a Mesa police detective confused Markley with a man who sold the officer methamphetamine in April 1998. Markley, a bank employee and married father of two, did not learn he was wanted by the police until a background check at a gun show indicated he had an outstanding warrant. The lawsuit was filed for legal fees and emotional trauma. Markley's arrest contributed to a decline in his health, he and his lawyer said. Lawyers for the city argued that there is no evidence to show that Markley's illnesses-- "allergies and an upset stomach"--can be attributed to his arrest, according to court records. "A mistake was made in this case, and the City has acknowledged that mistake, "deputy city attorney Catherine M. Bowman wrote. "In this circumstance, Plaintiffs have filed to identify a cause of action that would entitle him to compensation." The trial is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. at Maricopa county Superior Court in Phoenix, before Judge Edward Burke. ____________ Apparently, Mesa and Maricopa County (and obviously, Sheriff Joe) think this is the kind of thing where one should simply shrug one's shoulders and move on. HOGWASH!!! Liars need to pay, if not with time in the slam, then with money.

Want to know what it takes to wind up in Arpaio's hell? Here's a short tale.... Suggestion: teach the courts to apply some justice and demand solid probable cause, instead of allowing any s****.. This happens in the valley EVERY DAY... _from the EAST VALLEY TRIBUNE (MATERIALS AFTERWARD ARE SUPPLIED BY THE REPORTER TO THE RIP OFF REPORT) Published originally 11-19-2002 byline: Bryon Wells ...................... A case of mistaken identity that prompted Mesa police to rethink undercover narcotics arrest policies is scheduled to go to trial today. Aaron Markley's attorney filed a $3 million lawsuit against the Mesa police and the city after a Mesa police detective confused Markley with a man who sold the officer methamphetamine in April 1998. Markley, a bank employee and married father of two, did not learn he was wanted by the police until a background check at a gun show indicated he had an outstanding warrant. The lawsuit was filed for legal fees and emotional trauma. Markley's arrest contributed to a decline in his health, he and his lawyer said. Lawyers for the city argued that there is no evidence to show that Markley's illnesses-- "allergies and an upset stomach"--can be attributed to his arrest, according to court records. "A mistake was made in this case, and the City has acknowledged that mistake, "deputy city attorney Catherine M. Bowman wrote. "In this circumstance, Plaintiffs have filed to identify a cause of action that would entitle him to compensation." The trial is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. at Maricopa county Superior Court in Phoenix, before Judge Edward Burke. ____________ Apparently, Mesa and Maricopa County (and obviously, Sheriff Joe) think this is the kind of thing where one should simply shrug one's shoulders and move on. HOGWASH!!! Liars need to pay, if not with time in the slam, then with money.

Want to know what it takes to wind up in Arpaio's hell? Here's a short tale.... Suggestion: teach the courts to apply some justice and demand solid probable cause, instead of allowing any s****.. This happens in the valley EVERY DAY... _from the EAST VALLEY TRIBUNE (MATERIALS AFTERWARD ARE SUPPLIED BY THE REPORTER TO THE RIP OFF REPORT) Published originally 11-19-2002 byline: Bryon Wells ...................... A case of mistaken identity that prompted Mesa police to rethink undercover narcotics arrest policies is scheduled to go to trial today. Aaron Markley's attorney filed a $3 million lawsuit against the Mesa police and the city after a Mesa police detective confused Markley with a man who sold the officer methamphetamine in April 1998. Markley, a bank employee and married father of two, did not learn he was wanted by the police until a background check at a gun show indicated he had an outstanding warrant. The lawsuit was filed for legal fees and emotional trauma. Markley's arrest contributed to a decline in his health, he and his lawyer said. Lawyers for the city argued that there is no evidence to show that Markley's illnesses-- "allergies and an upset stomach"--can be attributed to his arrest, according to court records. "A mistake was made in this case, and the City has acknowledged that mistake, "deputy city attorney Catherine M. Bowman wrote. "In this circumstance, Plaintiffs have filed to identify a cause of action that would entitle him to compensation." The trial is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. at Maricopa county Superior Court in Phoenix, before Judge Edward Burke. ____________ Apparently, Mesa and Maricopa County (and obviously, Sheriff Joe) think this is the kind of thing where one should simply shrug one's shoulders and move on. HOGWASH!!! Liars need to pay, if not with time in the slam, then with money.

Want to know what it takes to wind up in Arpaio's hell? Here's a short tale.... Suggestion: teach the courts to apply some justice and demand solid probable cause, instead of allowing any s****.. This happens in the valley EVERY DAY... _from the EAST VALLEY TRIBUNE (MATERIALS AFTERWARD ARE SUPPLIED BY THE REPORTER TO THE RIP OFF REPORT) Published originally 11-19-2002 byline: Bryon Wells ...................... A case of mistaken identity that prompted Mesa police to rethink undercover narcotics arrest policies is scheduled to go to trial today. Aaron Markley's attorney filed a $3 million lawsuit against the Mesa police and the city after a Mesa police detective confused Markley with a man who sold the officer methamphetamine in April 1998. Markley, a bank employee and married father of two, did not learn he was wanted by the police until a background check at a gun show indicated he had an outstanding warrant. The lawsuit was filed for legal fees and emotional trauma. Markley's arrest contributed to a decline in his health, he and his lawyer said. Lawyers for the city argued that there is no evidence to show that Markley's illnesses-- "allergies and an upset stomach"--can be attributed to his arrest, according to court records. "A mistake was made in this case, and the City has acknowledged that mistake, "deputy city attorney Catherine M. Bowman wrote. "In this circumstance, Plaintiffs have filed to identify a cause of action that would entitle him to compensation." The trial is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. at Maricopa county Superior Court in Phoenix, before Judge Edward Burke. ____________ Apparently, Mesa and Maricopa County (and obviously, Sheriff Joe) think this is the kind of thing where one should simply shrug one's shoulders and move on. HOGWASH!!! Liars need to pay, if not with time in the slam, then with money.

The preceding reports are somewhat understated, and were apparently written before Halloween, when our ESTEEMED Sheriff arrested an actor for "imitating a law enforcement officer" while actually on the set. Most of the costume was purchased from Joe, directly or indirectly, and no actual law was violated.

Seems to me it is Joe Arpaio who is the imitator. Of what we are not sure, but we DO know that he is, in reality, NOTHING.... Surely not the "toughest lawman in American"...

(What moron came up with that monicker for this ridiculous sleazeball, anyway??? Was it Joe?)

Sheriff Joe's facist attitudes might not be a problem in some jobs. But unfortunately, he is in charge of a great many people.

In case anyone wonders, I am good friends with several of Joe's employees. And no, I bear them no grudge at all. They have to be very orthodox, do what they are told, and can only do what little they CAN do within the guidelines they are given. The problem is the publicity-seeking showman who runs the circus, not the performers.

And people die in these places!!! Some from neglect, some from brutality, and I am convinced that some die intentionally ... but I will reserve my information on that subject for later, when I will have more evidence.

I am not crushed if Jeff Dahmer gets croaked by another inmate in the funny farm, and if Charlie Manson came up dead, my sorrow might last half a heartbeat. But Sheriff Joe's charges are not in that spectrum AT ALL... at least,not for very long. His "punishment" end of the organization deals with fairly minor infractions; the bulk of all County facilities contain ONLY suspects.

Even the sternest religions and the most monstrous regimes
reserve the worst punishments for the gravest violators. But
not our esteemed sheriff... EVERYONE must revel in pig dung, use showers that a swine would feel compelled to avoid, try to eat food a raveous dog would reject.

If you have a common name, one wise thing to do in this county
is check out if there is a Joe Smith or Bill Johnson or Steve
Olson or Juan Ramirez with a long and illustrious criminal record. Between the avarice and incompetence of most of the
East Valley's law enforcement officers and the aggressive
time-building of Sheriff Joe and his minions, you may wind up doing part or all of whatever time your namesake is entitled to.

There are other things you need to know. If the charging or arresting agency is unsure of the charges against you, and are merely--as Mesa P.D. was in my case--caught up "in the sytem" for the convenience of one of these ghouls, you will be drug-tested endlessly. It is a handy way of harassing people, and just in case, maybe something will be found. I have not even been AROUND illegal drug consumption in decades, and I could tell the officers were annoyed that I kept coming up "clean". In 22 days, I had four times the drug tests as one associate who wound up doing over an entire year. I fully expected to be
shot up involuntarily, and I suspect--but cannot prove--such an attempt was made.

Thing is, I knew the charges were false, and I knew the purpose of prolonging my agony. And I knew that, as soon as I hit the street, I could begin to gather photographic and physical and witness evidence that I could rub in the twisted faces of my tormentors.

This is NOT unusual. Nor is anything else you hear about
Maricopa County Jails which is revolting. I saw things so
disgusting I refuse to repeat them. And that which was not
directly at Arpaio's behest surely is somehow encouraged, to
shock those of us who fall within "normal" parameters.

Arpaio has no real defense for his policies or practices.
He is in the lying business, and lying and oppression are
his ONLY businesses.. they are making him a fortune, and costing taxpayers a fortune.

This is an abcess. It has to be removed.