Letter to State Attorney General Offices

Sent to the SAG

https://oag.ca.gov/victimservices/contact


Comments:

I live in Contra Costa County and I have a target on my back the persons carrying the badges are the ones I have to worry about.  I have had so many murders near me, so many attempts to harm me, my family and my friends I no longer believe the court system in this county is able to function.

I appear in a public forum and the next few months persons near my complaints were murdered.


Following has happened to me
2004 Beating and hospitalization by Danville Building Inspector,
2004 My truck exploded from an arson
2005 Poisoning Event - near fatal event
2005 Tainted medicine
2007 Hospitalization for bizarre infections
2007 Attacked by different inspector
2008 Cars vandalized
2010 Business Targeted by Police Offices
2011 FBI Arrests Commander Wielsch -Butler
that would your employee
2013 Mugging in Oroville
2011 car totaled in Hit and Run Lafayette Chief won't investigate, once dated ex-wife - attempted murder -
2012 Laptop Stolen with PG&E data now part of domestic terrorism case
2013 Roommate beaten and hospitalized
2013 Nearly killed in Crosswalk
2012 Brother in-law of divorce attorney murdered
2005 Former Attorney mugged in Walnut Creek
2001 Former Attorney offices hit by arsonist
2012 Friend murdered
2012 Friend dies in Suspicious Fire

2014 Friend Murdered - Bartender
2012 Music Friend Murdered - nephew of former State Senator
2014 Music Friend Murdered - Local Bartender

2014 Friend Murdered

This is just the recent stuff

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Butler-o-rama no drama Butler gets 1 year knocked off from Sentence

http://www.sfgate.com/crime/article/Dirty-DUI-mastermind-gets-sentence-reduced-5436915.php

(04-28) 21:08 PDT SAN FRANCISCO --Christopher Butler, the former private investigator convicted of framing men for drunken-driving arrests, selling drugs and opening a brothel as part of the "Dirty DUI" scandal, had a year shaved from his federal sentence Monday because he had cooperated with prosecutors.

In a one-page order, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer in San Francisco said he was reducing Butler's sentence from eight to seven years at the request of the U.S. Attorney's Office. The judge didn't elaborate.

Butler's attorney, William Gagen, said Monday, however, that his client was eligible for a reduced sentence because he had agreed to testify against two other defendants in the case.

"It is good news," Gagen said. "A person is benefited in the eyes of the government if they accept responsibility and, in the course of that acceptance of responsibility, they are truthful about the participation of others."

Butler, 52, is serving time at Englewood, a low-security federal prison in Littleton, Colo.

Butler had testified for the prosecution against former Contra Costa County sheriff's Deputy Stephen Tanabe.

Tanabe was sentenced to a year and three months in prison after being convicted of charges that he accepted a pistol from Butler in exchange for arresting two men who the private investigator had baited into driving drunk.

Butler, a former Antioch police officer, was also prepared to testify against San Ramon divorce attorney Mary Nolan, but she pleaded guilty to tax evasion and hiring Butler to plant a listening device in a car of a client's ex-husband. She was sentenced to two years in federal prison.

Butler and Norman Wielsch, the former commander of an elite county narcotics task force, were the masterminds of a corruption scheme involving several other law-enforcement officers. Wielsch was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison after being convicted of stealing narcotics from evidence lockers and trying to sell them back on the street.

Henry K. Lee is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: hlee@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @henryklee

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