The Anatomy of Public Corruption

Pressing EBMUD for answers

Pressing EBMUD for answers

The final straw was another Hit and Run in Lafayette CA where July 20th 2011 my car was totaled.  That event galvanized this blogger as Chief Christensen has refused to investigate.

The Explosion

My position in regards to my 2004 Truck Arson Fire is as follows
  • Law Enforcement Personnel Involved
  • Planned for insurance fraud Prudential Universal Life Policy $855,000
  • Mountain Cascade - Pipeline Contractor
  • Cal Fire Pipeline Safety Group - Lakewood CA
  • EBMUD - Protecting the public's money 
  • The Litigation Players - Unsavory Plaintiff
  • The State Bar - The first letters going
  • Other Parties 

The Deceased Witnesses

In early 2014, a former (but brief) friend named Alicia Driscoll and the alleged murder suicide of her daughter fell perfectly into my incident timeline.  There are several other cases near the CNET Scandal (Police), Family Law, Contra Costa Bar Association whose members litigated many major catastrophic accidents reaping those Super Lawyer Settlements but along the way even their Super Lawyer Powers missed deposing what most Plaintiff Attorneys conclude was the most important unrelated witness who'd collaborate the horrible fire deaths linked to other horrible deaths by fire.

Deceased Witnesses

ELLEN SABADUQUIA (1950-2005) Witness to the 2004 Walnut Creek Pipeline Explosion More

Explosive Profits by Disaster

Gas Pipeline Explosions 

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Whistleblower Protection Act (the "Act"). First, under California Government Code section 8548.2

State agencies have two main ongoing responsibilities
How about protecting me?  
 

State agencies have two main ongoing responsibilities with regard to the Whistleblower Protection Act (the "Act"). First, under California Government Code section 8548.2, each state agency must print notices distributed by the California State Auditor containing information concerning the Act and post the notices in locations where other employee notices are maintained. Second, under Government Code section 8548.3 each state agency annually must send the information contained in the notice by electronic mail to all of its employees. Every year, the State Auditor issues an updated notification in the form of a poster, memorandum for distribution to agency employees, and notification to departments to facilitate compliance with these responsibilities. The poster (also available in letter size),memorandum to employees, and annual notification to the departments may be downloaded here.
In addition, under section 20080 of the State Administrative Manual, state entities must notify the State Auditor's Office and the Department of Finance of all cases of actual or suspected fraud, defalcation, theft, or other irregularities. The notification should be in writing and provided not later than the first business day following the discovery of any such incident.



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