It was literally an open mic with only two of the original police community advisory group members present to hear Palo Alto Police Chief Dennis Burns outline its future role. The police advisory group was secretly formed by Chief Dennis Burns with its members handpicked from the community, several being rejected during the interviewing...
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  Chief Burns, you and Lance Armstrong have a lot in common, how come you can’t come clean like Lance?  What’s holding you back, what do you fear by telling the truth that you helped falsify videos to incriminate a citizen of a crime? “Now things are different. I’m sorry I cheated. I’m sorry...
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United States Federal Judge Lucy H. Koh will not permit me to present evidence to the jury, the evidence I have provided to her. Judge Koh concluded that NO tampering of evidence occurred. This is your opportunity to be the judge and decide if the Palo Alto Police Falsified the MAV (Mobil Audio Visual),...
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And who responded to extinguish the fire? The police and probably for good reasons overt threats to cause injury should raise red flags and sound the alarms especially if guns are mentioned. Andrew first contacted Palo Alto Free Press back in December of last year.  I’ve redacted his email address for privacy purposes.  His...
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Steven Sherman, the attorney representing the City of Palo Alto in the Ciampi v. Palo Alto et al case, objects to evidence that he himself submitted to the court. Case5:09-cv-02655-LHK Document141 Filed04/07/11 Page1 of 8 NO. C09-02655 LHK (PSG) DEFENDANTS’ REPLY TO PLAINTIFF’S OPPOSITION TO MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT OR, IN THE ALTERNATIVE, SUMMARY...
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The allegations To the Honorable City Council of Palo Alto, Below you will find the text of the Motion I filed with the Court regarding the suppression and destruction evidence committed by personnel within the Palo Alto Police Department. You can find the entire Motion, (Document No. 55), along with the Exhibits on the Federal Court’s...
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Palo Alto City Council must be yolking in the midst of an $8 million fiscal crisis to even think about building a new police building. Perhaps their reasoning or logic is similar to the stock market trends to buy low and build high. Some Municipalities a across California are teetering on the verge of...
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