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Attorney Johnson – Conspiracy and the Plaintiff’s Documents

Dear Judiciary Committee
Office of the Chief Disciplinary Council
Statewide Grievance Committee

Please review the letters below from Attorney Tricia Jessica Johnson and Attorney John Quinn.  The letters are very concerning as a serious crime has been committed against me.   I will point out the lies:

In Attorney Johnson’s November 11, 2011 letter, she states:

1. Complainant is welcomed to have someone pick up…three boxes of discovery…but is not entitled to directly contact Respondent…

Statement:  Attorney Johnson lies to the grievance panel as there is no restraining order or protective order against the Plaintiff.  The Plaintiff has not committed any crime

2. State records belonging to defendant Tunxis…were all returned to Complainant on September 26, 2011…

Statement:  Plaintiff states that Attorney Johnson has lied.  Court judicial transcripts will also show that she lied as Judge Pittmand did not order her to return any documents or money.  What you will read is that the Plaintiff is asserting that her constitutional rights were violated.

3. Ms. Fore, when she filed her lawsuit in New Britain in 2007 swore that she could financially prosecute the matter and on one else…

Statement:  Court documents will reveal that the Plaintiff recieved a fee waiver to file her case.  The Plaintiff since the onset of her case, has represented herself in all phases of her case.  The Plaintiff has kept up with all filings.  The Plaintiff only hired Attorney Johnson at the advice of Judge

Shaughnessy.  He recommended that the Plaintiff get an attorney just for the trial.  That hearing took place in 2010.

4. The Respondents appearance was filed in October of 2010 and withdrawn in September 2011.  Complainant has at all times deliberately been an obstructionist, motivated by hber ostensible desire for attention to justice.

Statement: From the onset of her hire in July 2010, Attorney Johnson has decieved the Plaintiff.  She has given people the impression that she had to take on the case from start to finish.  That is untrue.  Records will reveal that she violated the Plaintiff’s trust and also withdrew the case from Court without the Plaintiff’s permission.

Footnote at the bottom of her letter:

Complainant conveyed to Respondent when her representation began taht the documents were rightfully in her possession when she separated from Tunxis; the Respondent has discovered otherwise subsequently, upon investigation, and on information and belief.

Statement:  Not only did the Plaintiff have the documents in her possession as a state employee, the Defendants filed a Motion For A Protective Order in 2009 of which they lost because of their dishonesty.  They told the Court that they “just” realized that the documents contained state employees information.  This was a lie.  This information was also a part of the CHRO investigation.  AAG Maria Santos was involved in that process and she knew about the information.

IT IS WITH THAT INFORMATION IN THE FOOTNOTE THAT THE PLAINTIFF INFORMS EVERYONE, INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE THAT ATTORNEY JOHNSON HAS ADMITTED TO CONSPIRING WITH THE OPPONENTS AND HAS TURNED OVER THE PLAINTIFF’S EVIDENCE TO THE STATE. THE CASE HAS BEEN FIXED AGAINST THE PLAINTIFF!!!!

Letter from Attorney John Quinn dated December 27, 2011:

Case no.  #11-0779 – First question the Plaintiff has is “why is Attorney Quinn writing the Plaintiff when he has already dismissed the complaint?

The Statewide Grievance Committee said they were sending it to a “Reviewing Committee.”

 

Problems with his letter:

1. I have emailed you on two occasions that I was presented with two bankers boxes of file materials which belong to you.  These were delivered to my office by Attorney Tricia Jessica JOhnson who had previously represented you…

Statement:  First of all, “TWO BOXES.”  Johnson’s letter says “THREE BOXES.”

 

2. To date, you have not responded…

Statement:  These are state records with state employees social security numbers.  Why are they being transferred from place to place without my permission?  I never signed anything giving permission for the state to take my evidence in an open case.

 

3. It is assumed that the records you are seeking are now at my office and you are invited to come and pick them up as soon as possible.

Statement:  State records are missing.  I will not be an accomplice to the criminal act.  Johnson admitted in her letter to Attorney Quinn that after she conducted her own investigation that she decided that I, the Plaintiff, the current rightful owner of the documents did not have a right to the documents.  She nor the defendants did not have a court order from the court to make such a decision.  This proves that people took it upon themselves to become the judge and decide against me.  This influence has spilled over to the court wherein the judge participated and removed Attorney Johnson under fruadulent and conspiratoral agreement.  The Court at all times knew that Attorney Johnson had violated my rights.  More importantly, in order to protect state employees, I contacted law enforcement to report the missing documents.  She knew I was trying to get my evidence back for the case.  The documents are tainted as well as the case.

 

THIS IS A CRIME!!!!!!!   Read their letters below.

Monica Fore

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Bristol Legislators: Restitution For Victims

Dear Bristol Legislators:

I am most thankful that the truth has been revealed regarding the misconduct by some Bristol Police Officers and others who represent the City of Bristol.  This would not have happened if it wasn’t for those dedicated officers who take pride in their professional responsibilities.  I can personally say Lt. Gould is a wonderful officer.  He was always professional when I dealt with him.  And yes, he tried to stop the abusive conduct that was going on but was met with opposition when it came to helping me.

This coming week we will celebrate Martin Luther King Day across America.  This federal day is set aside to “celebrate his life as an influential American civil rights leader.  Martin Luther King is most well known for his campaigns to end racial segregation on public transportation and for racial equality in the United States.”

It is for these two statements above that I am appealing to you as the Bristol Legislators for a Special Act For Restitution To City of Bristol Victims.  No, this requst is not intended to be confrontational but it is intended to help those individuals  who have suffered physically, emotionally and financially.  People who were falsely arrested had to hire attorneys, pay fees, lost time from work and pay for a host of other things for legal representation in their cases.  Others who fell through the cracks because they couldn’t afford an attorney nor qualified for a public defender ended up taking “the plea deal.”   Some people were so emotionally distressed that they had to seek mental health assistance.  Doctors cost money.  And it is for these reasons that I am asking for the legislators to pass a special act or if this is not the proper venue to find a way to repay victims of the abuse in Bristol.

I believe this is ”fair and just” as our state and federal constitution provides for equal justice under law.  A portion of the Declaration of Independence states:

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.–That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, –That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

And so, as we celebrate Martin Luther King’s Day, we should keep in mind the famous words in his I Have A Dream speech.  A portion of that speech states:

I am not mindful that some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations. Some of you have come fresh from narrow cells.  Some of you have come from areas where your quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of persecution and staggered by the winds of police brutality.  You have been the veterans of creative suffering.  Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering is redemptive.  I say to you today, my friends, that in spite of the difficulties and frustrations of the moment, I still have a dream.  It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream.  I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: “We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are
created equal.”

And with that said, I appeal to the legislators, city officials and the community to make “whole” the victims of the City of Bristol.  How? By providing these individuals with the opportunity to come forward to get help with completing the pardon’s application, waiving fees, and providing them with a small dollar amount so that they “too” can heal from the injustice.  Let’s celebrate this Martin Luther King Day with a mind to move forward knowing that healing is taking place and that better days are ahead for everyone!

Sincerely,

Monica Fore
860-206-1440

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Judiciary Committee Special Act: Clean Up Criminal Records

January 10, 2012

Connecticut General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Legislative Office Building, Rm 2500
Hartford, CT 06106

RE: SPECIAL ACT TO CLEAN UP CRIMINAL RECORDS IN BRISTOL

Dear Judiciary Committee:

We were called liars.  We were labeled crazy.  We were mistreated.  But through it all, we endured it.

This letter is to request a special act this year from our legislators to grant monies to an agency of “your choice” or a special group put together by our legislators to investigate the arrests of individuals in the City of Bristol and aid those who have been wrongfully convicted and/or arrested with a means to go before the pardons and parole board to have these records erased.

On January 1, 2012, the City of Bristol Police Department came forward and publicly stated that the incidents of racial discrimination, harassment, and a host of other misconduct did in fact occur in Bristol as we, the public, complained about.

It is nice to know that the police and city are working hard to correct their wrongs of the past.  However, correcting the past means to correct the injustice against innocent people who have been arrested, harassed, and for some who didn’t get a “NOLLE” or dismissal, are in jail.  Police officers are in a position of authority.  They have badges.  For some, those badges were used illegally and unlawfully.  They have admitted that publicly.  Prosecutors and judges made their decisions based on those fraudulent police reports.  Bristol boards, mayors, council members and legislators also played a significant role in the injustice that took place in Bristol.

Below, you will find their statements in the Hartford Courant.  It is their words, not mine.  Following this email, I have provided your office with several articles in the paper. There are many, many more stories in the media that tell of the monstrosities in Bristol.  Yes, I believe it is time for everyone to heal from the past.  But the healing must occur for everyone.  Some of the people who have been wrongfully arrested cannot get a decent job.  For some, it means the difference in getting a college degree or not.  Life has been hard for some families because of the injustice.  So, it is my request from our legislators that these injustices be corrected so that everyone can heal.  Please read the other two attachments to this email for the stories of the past to see that we did speak out about the incidents in Bristol only to be called liars and labeled crazy. Below is a copy of their story in the press…

Monica Fore

Bristol Police Rebuild Image

The Hartford Courtant - Bristol

The Hartford Courtant - Bristol - Part 2

City NAACP Leaders Assail Police

A Call for Police Oversight

NAACP Wants Police Review Board

Come Together?

Mediator Possible

Open NAACP Meeting Draws New Voices

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Letter to Mayor Ward About Nigger Free Radio Station

Mayor Ward,

On Tuesday, January 3, 2012, I found the Hartford Courant article on the Bristol Police Department.  Someone else told me to get the Sunday’s paper which also has an article.  I will.

For years I came to meetings which includes the city council meetings, behind the scenes, reporting these incidents of misconduct by police and other city officials only to have city officials say they didn’t happen.  Then, when some corrupt individuals kept coming to my house to harass us, I had no other choice but to speak out publicly…any means necessary to protect my family.  My youngest son had a nervous breakdown from the events which includes false arrests; abduction of my grandson; loss of my job and a host of other negative events due to standing up to defend my rights.

Well, with nothing else further to say to you, the article written by Don Stacum, proves that everything I said was true.  City officials wanted everyone to believe that my complaints were only about my housing.  However, you and all city officials knew that it was also about the NAACP.

I am owed an apology.  Are city officials big enough to say, “I’m sorry!”  Let’s see if Chief Osanitch is correct…WE HAVE CHANGED!  Healing the city also takes on your ability to be able to stand up with courage to say I was wrong….otherwise, we’ll see these same acts again.  Cowards never change.  Courageous people continuously grow stronger with each challenge they confront.

Monica Fore

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Bristol Officials Lie About Nigger Free Radio Station

January 4, 2012

 

Attorney Beth Margulies

55 Elm Street

Hartford, CT 06106

 

RE: FORE V. TUNXIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

 

Dear Attorney Margulies:

 

Below please find “PROOF” of my story regarding the City of Bristol.  It is interesting to know that many people have been arrested and/or went to jail during these times of crisis in the police department and with city officials.  Some of these people were innocent but couldn’t afford an attorney to get the charges dropped.  Now that the story has appeared in the Hartford Courant, the next question is, “Is anybody going to be arrested for lying to federal and state authorities when people like me came forward to report the illegal and unlawful acts?  I wonder if there is a difference between “color” and “have nots” in Connecticut?

 

Furthermore, you also have proof in this article that there was a “Nigger Free Radio Station.”  I believe that our government should call for a full investigation of all the people who have been stopped, harassed, arrested and/or sent to jail in Bristol.  And yes, I AM OWED A PUBLIC APOLOGY BUT WON’T HOLD MY BREATH WAITING FOR IT.  City officials don’t have a backbone that big yet!  And it’s sad that as Former President of the NAACP, I stood up and defended people against these illegal acts only to have my family further attacked not only by city officials in Bristol but numerous others including state officials.  You have a copy of my Motion To Correct Errors: Fundamental Unfairness that outlines the events.  Now let’s see what the Court does with that!  This article only enhances my story as it is not “I” who wrote the story.

 

A portion of the article is below as well as the link to read the full story.  The article talks about the events from 2005 to the present…In the deposition I gave you evidence to support my story which includes proof that John Neumon from your office was involved….

 

Monica Fore

 

After Years Of Embarrassments, Bristol Police Start Reclaiming Their Department

January 02, 2012|By DON STACOM, dstacom@courant.com, The Hartford Courant

BRISTOL – “…But as 2012 begins, the police department has begun restoring its image  inside headquarters and out.”

Bad Times

For 51/2 years, the department suffered through lazy or inept supervisors, an abusive captain with a drinking problem and a retired-on-the-job detective. One patrol officer was arrested after allegedly choking his pregnant girlfriend at Disney World, and another was charged with drunkenly smashing a cruiser into a utility pole.

Outside investigators failed to prove an accusation that off-duty officers broadcast racist slurs over a basement radio station, but veterans privately conceded it was true. An animal control officer drowned a wounded cat in a bucket. Civilian complaints of brutality rose, and morale among honest officers eroded.

A clique of politically popular officers appeared to violate rules with impunity, while most of the force adopted a code of “do your work, keep your head down and go home.” Through it all, top commanders ignored, denied or covered up problem after problem.

Politicians followed suit: The city council simply pretended nothing was wrong. One mayor spent two years lamenting how a few city streets were cluttered with abandoned utility poles, but said not a word as his police department devolved into dysfunction. The police board, loaded with political appointees assigned to keep watch over the agency, argued instead about parking fines or barking dog complaints.

Supervisors privately described a tone of secretiveness and paranoia at headquarters in those years.

Commanders angrily demanded retribution each time bad news leaked out, yet rarely punished the ones who created the crises. Whistleblowers and internal investigators were accused of disloyalty at staff meetings or frozen out of promotions. Even so, many officers, outraged by favoritism and mismanagement, risked their careers by discreetly telling the truth to politicians and the press.

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Connecticut Superior Court Judge, DUI and Racial Slurs

Superior Court Judge Curtissa Cofield has been suspended for 240 days after spewing racial epithets following a drunken driving arrest in Glastonbury.

The suspension was handed down unanimously after a hearing at the state Capitol complex in Hartford.

Mark Pazniokas reports that Cofield, with her career in the balance, apologized today at a disciplinary hearing in Hartford for the threats and abuse she heaped on police after her drunken-driving arrest in October.

She told the Judicial Review Council that she had trouble recognizing herself in a two-hour video recording of her booking at Glastonbury police headquarters.

“My use of racially insensitive language is reprehensible, incomprehensible and regrettable,” said Cofield, who attributed her insults “to my intoxicated condition, as I am not a racist.”

The 60-year-old black judge said she was raised in the segregated South and was mystified by her use of the same epithets against a black trooper that once had been directed against her.

In a hearing room packed with supporters, Cofield said in a soft, measured voice that she had embarrassed herself, her family and the Connecticut judiciary.

“To the police officers involved in the my accident and arrest, I am sorry for my offensive and derogatory actions,” Cofield said. “I thank you for your professionalism and patience.”

In her apology, she named each of several state troopers and one female Glastonbury officer she had verbally abused after she struck a parked state police cruiser, occupied by a trooper, on Route 2 after having drinks with colleagues at a bar in Hartford.

“I would like to apologize to my fellow judges,” Cofield said. “I’ve embarrassed each of you and for that I am deeply sorry.”

She is charged by the council with five violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct, including invoking her position as a judge to influence and intimidate police, as well as violating the code by driving drunk and using disparaging, demeaning and racially inappropriate language.

Her actions, the council said in its charges, compromise the integrity, impartiality and independence of the judiciary.

Cofield did not contest being drunk and abusive. Her defense hangs on one word: Were her actions “willful,” a necessary finding if she is to be found guilty?

As a judge who has preached about the dangers of drinking and driving at many high schools, Cofield seemed uneasy at arguing that her intoxication meant her words and actions were not willful.

Her blood-alcohol was recorded in two tests at .16 percent and .17 percent, double the standard for being legally drunk in Connecticut.

“I was intoxicated,” she said. “I’m never going to put myself in that position again.”

Everyone makes mistakes… but when you are a Judge I would think your decision making would be a little bit better and held to a higher standard. You make judgements on others, when on the bench such people that have had a DUI, maybe you will take this as a lesson, and the police department did not care if you were a JUDGE, you broke the law why do you think you are above it? I know this is Connecticut the capitol of corruption, but these officers did their job. As they did with the former commissioner of DCF Susan Hamilton. Hopefully you have learned your lesson, and maybe it will help you when you are dealing with people such as yourself. Again people make bad choices, doesn’t matter what color you are, who you are, what you do. You are lucky you did not kill someone or yourself.

Information was from the ct mirror

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To Mr. Butler from CorruptCT Our Thoughts after October Snow

First off let me say that Mr. Malloy I think you are doing a great job as Governor, not yet have I found one thing you have done that I did not like and that is one crazy statement, since there is just so much that I do dislike.  I was just watching the brief on our current situation that pleasant storm we had befall over a foot of snow on us this weekend knocking out over 75% of the state’s power.  I saw you yesterday Mr. Malloy when you were speaking about flying around assessing the damage and what it has done to our state you are currently in charge of, you seemed really upset and concerned and that means more to us average citizens then anyone in your campaign or specialist could ever convey to you.

Then this tool Jeff Butler the President of CL&P took the podium to talk and damn did he fail at life.  I do not think he fielded one single question correctly or has realistic expectations of when CT might be back to normal or operational.  And I am so sorry to say it but Mr. Malloy you looked like you were so upset and ashamed of him, like he had just kicked your puppy before speaking.  And Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman looked like the wanted to strangle the man from behind, hey can anyone really blame her, the reactions from you two in the background is the only reason I could stand the loads of horse manure he was spouting and shoveling.  Everybody knew this storm was coming, we still haven’t paid the people that came up to bail us out from storm Irene and Jeff Butler just got murdered with all the questions, well deserved if I must say so myself.  He calls what has just happened to CT a cost of doing business, for whom? The only cost here is to all of hard working citizens in CT just trying to make it by.  The day after the storm millions of people without power the temperature dropped down into the low 20′s causing every motel, hotel and shelter in the entire state to fill to max capacity.  Jeff Butler has the nerve to say this is a cost of doing business but excuse me?!?  2 people died from carbon monoxide poisoning he has no realistic estimate as to when they might have power back and every night as the temperature drops we risk the lives of more and more people.  Mr Jeff Butler claims he has more crews working around the clock to fix all these issues but today as I drove around looking for shelter from Meriden to Vernon, then to Wethersfield, Newington, Glastonbury and finally ending up in North Stonington I did not see a single crew working on power lines.  Even yesterday in all my travels I only say one road crew working on trees that had fallen on the side of the highway.

Lets just wrap this up, night after night people who can’t afford to go elsewhere are either sleeping in shelters or in their cold homes trying to survive, I see our Governor and Lt. Governor working their butt’s off trying to get this state back to the way it should be, then here comes Mr. Jeff Butler “It’s just a cost of doing business people, just a cost of doing business.  Sure we hike your electric prices up every year that’s a cost of doing business and this is a cost of doing business, lost lives you say?  Nope sorry just another cost of doing business.”

Well Mr. Butler I don’t see your family staying in a shelter or trying to stay warm by candle light in your home, you are probably pretty damned comfortable.  The worst thing to happen to you was probably having to just stand up and face all those people and you have to know we aren’t buying that load you are feeding us.  You dropped the ball and it is time to man up.  Losing lives and millions of people suffering is not a cost of doing business, it is gross negligence, and I hope to never have to live through something like this again.  Cost of doing business, that is a quote that will not soon be forgotten.  I hope CL&P realizes the true cost of doing business came with you being the president, and if it were up to me, that problem would be fixed before CT was back to 100%.

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Connecticut Judges That Are Up For Reapointment 2012

There are 27 Judges with terms expiring  in 2012-

Superior Court

Hon. Richard E. Arnold

Hon. John F. Blawie

Hon. Patrick L. Carroll,3rd

Hon. Edward J. Dolan

Hon. Christina G Dunnell

Hon. Nina F.Elgo

Hon. Michael Hartmere

Hon. William Holden

Hon. Frank A. Iannotti

Hon. Burton A.Kaplan

Hon. Richard M.Marano

Hon. Grant H. Miller

Hon. Edward J.Mullarkey

Hon. Susan A.Peck

Hon. Eliot D.Prescott

Hon. Michael E.Riley

Hon. Thelma A.Santos

Hon. Dan Shaban

Hon. Kenneth L.Shluger

Hon.  Jorge A.Simón

Hon. Elliot N.Solomon

Hon. Hillary B.Stackbein

Hon. Mark H.Taylor

Hon. Bruce W.Thompson

Hon. Theodore R.Tyma

Hon. Elpedio N.Vitale

Hon. Bradford J.Ward

 

Now I have heard of several of these Honorable Judges not being so “honorable”.  MANY complaints about two of the ones on this list. If you have been a victim of Judicial Misconduct please click on the link below.

http://www.ct.gov/jrc/lib/jrc/Complaint_Form2.pdf

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It’s all about money and the class you are put in…

I would like to thank the person for coming forward. Although it is not always easy, it is worth it. Instead of turning a blind eye, again and again I will say this, come forward, together I can promise we can make a change in all the wrong doing and all the dirty money hungry workers out there

Not to long ago I received one of the most disturbing letters from our readers. The CT DCF worker was sleeping with her fiance, found nothing wrong with the child well being, home, no neglect. They are dirty!!! So we have a choice… start writing, dick Blumenthal is against this and he is a fighter. I am not in anyway putting politics and ones beliefs into who to elect but I do know he is the man to go to. with this being an election year, the people in CT DCF are going to be under investigation. The more of us that push the better the outcome will be

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Taking bribes to ruin families?

Ct is known for the kickbacks they get, money talks and the rest walks. Well I recently learned that DCF likes the kickbacks as well. You want to ruin a family all you need is money.  A child actually has a price tag, disgusting. When will people start speaking  up? Writing from the bottom of the list to the top. Call the news stations! If you have information that could save a child’s life then get the information out there. This agency is losing kids, they are being abused while in the care of them and the foster parents. We all need to step up and do what we can to stop this. with all the bad stories about this agency people are scared to even call a hot line, in fear of being involved,  and then the question, would they actually be better off without them…..

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