It looks like this is a non-Ashcroft matter, but the damn cops
won't tell Marc
why he was arrested and they haven't arraigned him, but he can
make phone calls.
It seems they're going to keep him shackled and extradite him
to Missouri.
One report says this is over a $2500 matter, but they won't let
him use his credit card
and send the $2500 - partly because the complaintant has yet
to be identified.
I talked to the attorney he asked to be contacted.
She's not a criminal attorney, so she's hesitant to offer advice.
It seems that Perkel needs a criminal attorney in Springfield,
Mo.
The cops in Springfield have verified that he's wanted there,
but they won't say for what crime.
They say that information can only be divulged to his attorney.
That's crap.
They're intentionally playing Tommy Dimwit. Again - the
main reason he left Springfield
is because the cops are crooked and the judges do what they're
told.
Do the People
of Springfield Missouri have Civil Rights?
On 09-08-98 at 10:30pm I, Marc Perkel was arrested
at my home at night by two cops from the Springfield
Missouri Police Department. This is an ongoing
sort of police abuse and what they do to get away with it.
This happens all the time in many cities. I'm
going to document this incident on the Internet so that the public
can read the details of what happens here in
Springfield Missouri and hopefully take whatever steps necessary
to prevent this from happening in your community.
Springfield Missouri is a Police State -
This city does not care about civil rights or law and order.
On December 14th 1998 I, Marc Perkel, filed a
Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit against the City of Springfield
and 17 other defendants for my false arrest and
false imprisonment. The issue is, can the Springfield Police
arrest you in your home without a warrant? Can
they throw you in jail and refuse to let you call a lawyer
or make bond? Those are some of the issues in
this lawsuit.
Also from the same page:
Judge Wright
joins the coverup.
All the arguments have been submitted on the summary
judgement issues. I submitted my Final Arguments
summarizing all the undisputed facts and the
Case Law on Home Arrests. The City of Springfield's lawyers
argued that when I got up out of my chair and
answered the door, that it became a public arrest rather than
a home arrest. To me, the fact that the city
was even making that argument was scary.
But what's even scarier is that the judge bought
it!
On July 22nd 1999 Judge Scott Wright ruled that
if the cops knock on your door
and you answer it, that constitutes a public
arrest.
The facts in this case are not in dispute. I was
sitting in my home watching television at 10:30pm on the night of
September 8th 1998 when two Springfield Police
Officers came to my door without any kind of warrant at all to arrest
me on a city ordinance violation of trespassing
that supposedly occurred three days prior. The officers knocked at the
door and I opened the door to answered it. The
police officers immediately arrested me. Warrantless home arrests are
generally illegal pursuant toposing himself to
the public and the arrest is a public arrest rather than a home arrest.
The City of Springfield is using our tax dollars to pay lawyers to argue
in
federal court against our constitutional rights in order to conceal police
misconduct.
Now, how safe do YOU think Perkel will be in the Springfield
jail?
Crooked cops and crooked judges.
Meanwhile, just like the national press, the newspapers in Springfield
close their eyes.
They're probably doing an important story on what color the fire hydrants
might be painted next.
The newspapers don't have the balls to call crooked cops on their illegal
conduct.
I'm going to try to contact a Springfield lawyer.
Maybe he can meet the shackled "felon" at the airport and stay with
him until bail is posted.
You know how "clumsy" Perkel is.
He's likely to "trip" and "hurt his head" while "falling down some
stairs."
...more when we know something.
We got trouble: First thing - copy and paste this:
http://www.network54.com/Hide/Forum/82850
That will be the place to go if bartcop.com
suddenly
goes dark.
You have to write it downnow,
because
if we suddenly go dark, you can't look it up, you know what I mean?
Marc Perkel, producer of bartcop.com has been arrested. Perkel was in Australia for three weeks, and he was arrested
as he returned to LA. He was going thru customs, and his name appeared on a list
as "wanted."
Perkel is not stupid. There's no way he would travel abroad if he'd known he was
wanted. Details are sketchy, we should know more in a couple of hours. The LA cops claim he's wanted in Springfield, Missouri, his
old home town.
Why would they arrest Marc Perkel? He's been a thorn in the side of the cops. He told some women who were arrested for prostititution how
to beat the rap and the cops got pissed and illegally arrested
him.
He was home one Saturday night, watching TV and drinking beer. The cops knocked on his door. When he opened the door to see what they wanted, they arrested him for "public" drunkenness.
That's
illegal, so he fought back.
He left Springfield because the cops were threatening him. I warned him they could easily throw a bag of cocaine in his
car and send him away for tewnty years.
