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OK everyone. UPN news will only get off their butts if they recieve more than a few personal fax's on this. So, please, those that have access to a fax machine please send a fax to the station to the Assignment Desk. (916) 921-3050.
Here is a smaple of what I have been emailing and will fax:
I am emailing you regarding a very newsworthy story
that I feel needs to be brought to the attention of
the public and, in doing so, then perhaps justice can
be served.
An off-duty Juvenile Parole Officer illegally
trespassed onto the private property of Denice
Baltrons and began an unprovoked attack on her cat,
Max who was residing on his home property. This man,
Mr. James Lacey, Sr., beat Max to death with a golf
club and then, as if that weren't enough, picked up a
rock and smashed the already injured cats head in. Mr.
Lacey was witnessed by neighbors of his brutality and
he was subsequently arrested for his horrendous crime.
However, the witness information contained within the
police report was conveniently erased and an opposite
description of the assailant was apparently written
it's place to throw the blame from "one of their own".
The weapon was also signed out and returned to Mr.
Lacey when it should have remained in police evidence
for use at the hearing into this crime in court room 8
at the Sacramento Court House on Wednesday, March
14th. It seems that there is a concious effort to
shield evidence by the police in this crime and to
throw the blame away from Mr. Lacey, the accused by
eye-witness accounts.
A memorial serice is being held for Max the cat in
front of the court house at 9:30 am Wednesday, March
14th before the hearing. I believe that it would be
very negligent were this story not brought into the
publics homes, because justice needs to be served.
And, does anyone really want a man that committed such
a horrible act to be responsible for our children as a
Juvenile Parole Officer?
Please email me back ASAP concerning this, for I fear
this story won't be given the time it deserves and it
is one that desperately needs to be told.
Sincerely,
J. Chuck Gramling
Here is a smaple of what I have been emailing and will fax:
I am emailing you regarding a very newsworthy story
that I feel needs to be brought to the attention of
the public and, in doing so, then perhaps justice can
be served.
An off-duty Juvenile Parole Officer illegally
trespassed onto the private property of Denice
Baltrons and began an unprovoked attack on her cat,
Max who was residing on his home property. This man,
Mr. James Lacey, Sr., beat Max to death with a golf
club and then, as if that weren't enough, picked up a
rock and smashed the already injured cats head in. Mr.
Lacey was witnessed by neighbors of his brutality and
he was subsequently arrested for his horrendous crime.
However, the witness information contained within the
police report was conveniently erased and an opposite
description of the assailant was apparently written
it's place to throw the blame from "one of their own".
The weapon was also signed out and returned to Mr.
Lacey when it should have remained in police evidence
for use at the hearing into this crime in court room 8
at the Sacramento Court House on Wednesday, March
14th. It seems that there is a concious effort to
shield evidence by the police in this crime and to
throw the blame away from Mr. Lacey, the accused by
eye-witness accounts.
A memorial serice is being held for Max the cat in
front of the court house at 9:30 am Wednesday, March
14th before the hearing. I believe that it would be
very negligent were this story not brought into the
publics homes, because justice needs to be served.
And, does anyone really want a man that committed such
a horrible act to be responsible for our children as a
Juvenile Parole Officer?
Please email me back ASAP concerning this, for I fear
this story won't be given the time it deserves and it
is one that desperately needs to be told.
Sincerely,
J. Chuck Gramling