Judge writes Opinion Letter on Bench Bully Leader Clyde Everett Long of 203 Main Street Klamath Falls
KLAMATH FALLS, OR— Today's News Weekend Edition 09/13/2019 Opinion - Letter by Judge
In today's news, the Circuit Judge, Dan Bunch RE: State of Oregon/v/James Charles Garland wrote an opinion in case no: 19CR45438 about what he thinks the case is all about addressed to Ben Lykins, Deputy District Attorney and James Garland.
Defendant Garland let it be known he is suing the City of Klamath Falls for numinous reasons. First being the Klamath Falls Police Department and their mishaps on writing Criminal Trespass Citations without doing a correct investigation. Without just taking the word of the Resident Manager who claims on video and on a 911 call that Mr. Garland was trespassing. Without again doing a further inadept investigation, but instead taking the word ONLY of the Resident Manager. Who apparently has a habit of making false 911 calls, over the years, and this is not the first time Clyde Everett Long has been known to make false 911 calls. Clyde Everett Long does it on a regular basis according to reliable sources.
None of the Klamath Falls Police officers have the foggiest idea where the property line is located and the right a way for a bench located at 203 Main Street at the Lake Park Towers Apartments in Klamath Falls, OR. There has to date been no actual proven property lines presented to the City of Klamath Falls or a permit or approval by the City of Klamath Falls for the benches to be placed in the location they are at now.
There has been an indication that Sargent Davenport and Clyde Everett Long have spoke with each other, where Sargent Davenport has given Clyde Everett Long legal advice, as if Sergeant Davenport is a practicing attorney at law. Where Sergeant Davenport is giving out legal advice without having a license to practice law in the City of Klamath Falls, OR. Which makes Davenport libel in a Federal Civil Law Suit, as well as the city of Klamath Falls as Sargent Davenports' employer.
Defendant was approached and asked by the Klamath Falls Police Chief, David Henslee, recently why the defendant was going to sue the city of Klamath Falls, during the opening of the new park in Klamath Falls, OR. The Stephanie Vandyke Park located on Main Street and 10th Street, in Klamath Falls, OR. Where the defendant gave the Klamath Falls Police Chief, David Henslee his answer why during the defendant James Garland's first ever meeting at The Stephanie Vandyke Park with Klamath Falls Police Chief, David Henslee.
There was a discussion that took place in the Klamath Falls City Attorney office with Michael Swanson City Attorney where Defendant James Garland mentioned he was looking for documents for his case for discovery. During this conversation the Michael Swanson City Attorney mentioned the best place to find that information would be the Planning Department with Joe Wall. Otherwise, Michael Swanson City Attorney had no further comment on any further inquiries, and directed the defendant Mr. Garland to speak with Mr. Joe Wall pf the Planning Department Joe Wall would be the one person that would be able to locate the information that the defendant Mr. Garland was looking and searching to find in the records at Klamath Falls City Hall.
Mr. Garland approached Joe Wall for RO's (Work Orders) for when the sidewalk were installed in the 200 block of Main Street. By wanting to know who the subcontractor was or was it an in-house work order to the laying down the sidewalks in the 200 block of Main Street. On the phone Mr. Joe Wall stated he was unable to find any work orders records for who installed and worked on the laying down of the sidewalks in the 200 block of Main Street. The Public Works employee had no further comment on not being able to locate any records of an in house job or a subcontractor RO. Apparently from this information it means no where in the city of Klamath Falls that no records exit for who worked on that project and who paid for it?
One might wonder if the city of Klamath Falls has no records of the RO's for the sidewalks, then how can the Klamath Falls Police Department know where the property line for 203 Main Street is? When the city of Klamath Falls has no records of a simple RO for installation of sidewalks on the 200 block of Main Street.
Yet, defendant Mr. Garland was cited for a Criminal Trespass II by the Klamath Falls Police department and Clyde Everett Long demanded Mr. Garland be charged for Criminal Trespass II where the city of Klamath Falls has no records on a simple RO, where can it be assumed that Klamath Falls Police department and Clyde Everett Long know any more than the City of Klamath does as to exactly where the property line is located at 203 Main Street and the Right of Way begins or ends at 203 Main Street?
These and more fact finding will be presented to the jury at Trial in November, and the ruling from the Emergancy Injuction being filed in Federal Court shortly demanding a 12 memember Jury that defendant is entiled to, and not a 6 person jury as in Ore Stats at
(2) In criminal cases in the circuit courts in which the only charges to be tried are misdemeanors, the trial jury shall consist of six persons. [Amended by 1973 c.836 §231; 1979 c.284 §112; 1979 c.488 §2; 1991 c.247 §1; 1995 c.658 §76]
09/13/2019 Opinion - Letter Judicial Officer Bunch, Dan Comment re: motions to dismiss
11/04/2019 Hearing - Trial Readiness Judicial Officer Bunch, Dan Hearing Time 10:00 AM
11/06/2019 Trial - Six Person Jury Judicial Officer Bunch, Dan Hearing Time 9:00 AM
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