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Monday, March 31, 2014

A W-B CRIME? ONLY IF THE CORRUPT DESSOYE SAYS IT IS



I cannot emphasize how serious this issue is. You give up your rights in W-B if your car is stolen... or if you are a critic... or if Dessoye doesn't like you. Consider ~ 500 -1,000 people had their cars stolen and were given no legal recourse. None!

The "DEATH LOOP" below was put together by me from first hand experience with multiple LAG victims and other matters.

I politely ask the DA to provide an outlet for victims. By seemingly (from my own experience) tossing out the personal criminal complaints you receive... you have unwittingly become part of the "DEATH LOOP" (which you may not have known).

THIS MUCH POWER TO CROOKED POLICE CHIEFS. DESSOYE IS NOT THE ONLY ONE. 

I have received 27 disgusting and lewd letters. FF police (Chief Hunsinger), after contact with WB police (who seek only retribution)... would not help me. At what point would he help me? Do I have to wait for a bullet through my window? If it was his wife would he do nothing? This type of corrupt, selective enforcement must end.

I also know a girl who was stalked by a cop (former boyfriend) in a small west side town. The chief purposely ignored her pleas and protected his fellow cop. She had nowhere to go. She bought a gun. 


Good police work?
Is this what we have come to?

THE DA CAN "BREAK THE LOOP" IMMEDIATELY BY
ALLOWING CITIZENS WHO ARE BLOCKED BY THEIR LOCAL POLICE TO:

1) ALLOW CITIZENS TO FILE COMPLAINTS

2) BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY

CAN'T YOU SEE?
I MEAN REALLY... CAN'T YOU SEE?

IT WAS A "DEATH LOOP" THAT HAD "KIDS FOR CASH" FLOURISH
THIS IS ANOTHER. HAVE WE LEARNED ANYTHING?


"DEATH LOOP"


Sunday, March 30, 2014

HOW LAG STOLE CARS



How cannot "CARS FOR CASH" not remind you of "KIDS FOR CASH?"

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Victims (the poor almost solely targeted)

.... had no one to turn to

...  had no one to file a report with
...  and seemingly no one even cared

See how "CARS FOR CASH" thrived for years!


I tried helping people but got stuck in the "death loop" below.









WHY AM I ATTACHING AN OWNER's TITLE (BOTTOM)? 

BECAUSE IT BELONGS TO A LAG VICTIM (who I will call "Dee). IN CITIZEN'S VOICE ARTICLE BELOW, GLODZIK SAYS, "I GUARANTEE NONE OF MY TITLES ARE THERE (CREDIT UNION)."

PLEASE KNOW THIS:  LEO WILL STEAL YOUR CAR WITH OR WITHOUT A TITLE

I AM SHOWING YOU PROOF BELOW. DEE's CAR WAS STOLEN AND I AM HOLDING HER TITLE IN MY HAND.

LEO GLODZIK and DESSOYE/ DIRTY COPS /LEIGHTON ARE PREDATORS.

THEY HAVE ENRICHED THEMSELVES OR MINIMALLY LOOKED THE OTHER WAY FOR OTHERS. IT APPEARS THE CREDIT UNION IS ALSO IN ON IT.

LEO'S FAVORITE TARGET?  POOR, BLACK, AND FEMALE. DEE FITS THIS PROFILE.

AND WHO DO YOU THINK CALLS FOR THE TOWS?  THE SAME COPS WHO GET "LOANER" (BRIBE) CARS FROM LEO.  HOW CONVENIENT.

I TRIED HELPING 3 POOR, BLACK, FEMALES WHO HAD THEIR CARS STOLEN.

TRYING TO GET JUSTICE WAS LIKE TRYING TO GET OUT OF A CLOSED LOOP.


WHO DO YOU COMPLAIN TO?

THE COPS? When LAG destroyed my car... the cops lied so blatantly to me that I took a polygraph test. I knew it was the start of a quest. A mission. The cops became very quiet after the polygraph. 

GO TO CHIEF DESSOYE?   I can see you are laughing

GO TO MAYOR LEIGHTON?  I can see you are laughing.

GO TO MAGISTRATE?  Misdemeanors and felonies are automatically tossed by DA.

PRIVATE CRIMINAL COMPLAINT to DA OFFICE?

Here's the problem. The DA only accepts complaints through a police station.

THIS MEANS THE DIRTY COPS ALWAYS WIN. AND THEY ARE UNDEFEATED.

STATE POLICE?  They keep you in closed loop by sending you to the police or to the DA.

THIS IS THE CLOSED LOOP. THERE IS NOWHERE TO GO.



I FILED A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT FOR THE WOMAN (ON THE TITLE) BELOW
EVERY CRIMINAL COMPLAINT FROM A CITIZEN GETS TOSSED.

THE DA MUST CHANGE THE SYSTEM. WE AREN'T MAKING THIS STUFF UP.
THE CITIZENS HAVE ZERO RIGHTS UNDER THIS SYSTEM. 

How do you get a police complaint from dirty cops? You can't

I experienced the same thing in Forty Fort with our dirty chief Hunsinger when it came to (now) 27 lewd and disgusting letters I received with no return address. I wanted to file a complaint

Wouldn't you?

But he wouldn't. WHY? Because the WB police told the FF police what to do.
And they obeyed.

If FF Mayor Tuzinski or his wife received these filthy letters the chief's would move real quick - you can be sure of that

I have an open invitation for Hunsinger to take a polygraph on the important parts of this case and his part in refusing me fair and equal access to the law

THERE HAS BEEN NO MECHANISM TO GET PAST DIRTY COPS.
WHY DO YOU THINK GLODZIK GOT AWAY WITH IT FOR 8 YEARS?
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Back to "Dee" who had her car stolen.

This is what she wrote on an affidavit

... which was included on the private criminal complaint
... which was tossed in the garbage by the DA office. 


"Glodzik told me a bill of $475.00 was due to retrieve the vehicle on the 3rd day. We did not have those funds available My son needed his tools and other personal belongings from the car. These were the options given me:

1)      Bring what is due, or

2)      Bring us the title to your car and we will buy it from you for a dollar."

Sound fair to you?

I hope that you, the corrupted, you are proud that you have hurt the weakest and the poorest and least connected.

There is a reason hell was made.



Wilkes-Barre officers, ex-towing contractor are focus of federal credit union investigation


The FBI is looking at possible connections among Wilkes-Barre police officers, auto loans and the city's longtime towing contractor as part of a wider investigation, The Citizens' Voice has learned.
Agents have conducted dozens of interviews, including the late-night interrogation of a former police officer, and this month subpoenaed numerous credit union records, including loan agreements, according to law enforcement officials and others with knowledge of the case.

Agents also wanted the credit union's director, Jim Payne, to appear before a federal grand jury in Scranton, according to the law enforcement officials, but Payne was found dead at his Bear Creek Township home March 10 - the day before his scheduled testimony. Luzerne County Coroner Bill Lisman ruled the death a suicide.

That night, according to law enforcement officials, the FBI interrogated recently retired Wilkes-Barre police officer Tino Ninotti, whom agents believe had knowledge of possible connections among the officers, the loans and the towing contractor, Leo Glodzik III.
Multiple people with knowledge of the case said Ninotti also received a target letter identifying him as a subject of a grand jury investigation.

The law enforcement officials and others with knowledge of the case spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak or they did not want to interfere with the ongoing investigation.

Ninotti, 34, left the Wilkes-Barre police department on a disability claim Jan. 8 after 11½ years on the force. He made $63,686 a year, according to Wilkes-Barre spokeswoman Liza Prokop.
Reached by telephone March 14, Ninotti said he knew nothing about the investigation.
"I don't know what's going on," Ninotti said.

He did not return subsequent telephone messages, including one left Friday as The Voice prepared to publish this story.

Prokop said the city "is not notified of individuals receiving target letters on any investigation," and city officials said they were not aware of any current or former police officers being questioned or targeted by the FBI.

Federal authorities are conducting several simultaneous investigations related to Wilkes-Barre City Hall, including a probe of 67,000 gallons of gas taken from municipal pumps between July 2010 and July 2012.

Wilkes-Barre police Chief Gerard Dessoye, in a March 21 interview, said the FBI had not asked for any information from the department or for permission to speak with anyone in the department in connection with the ongoing investigations.

Dessoye said the FBI had not talked to him about any investigations and said he had no information about whether any officers were being investigated. He said no officers had come to speak with him about any investigations.

Wilkes-Barre Mayor Tom Leighton said Saturday his administration has not been made aware of any investigation into city police officers. He refused to speak about the FBI looking into connections among cops, loans and Glodzik, saying he had no evidence of those alleged ties.

"I can not run the city on rumors. When facts are presented to me, then I will react. Until then, I can't respond," Leighton said in a telephone interview. "If someone provides me something that is factual, if someone is arrested, call me and I will respond."

Leighton said it would not be appropriate to launch an internal city investigation based on speculation because he has no evidence of what the FBI is investigating.
"How can we be proactive if there is an investigation by outside law enforcement?" Leighton said. "Why would we investigate something that may or may not be true? The city is not the investigator in this situation."

Wilkes-Barre Councilman Tony George, the city's former police chief, said he heard rumblings about police officers being investigated, but did not expect the city administration to be forthcoming.

George said he had first-hand knowledge last year that the FBI seized police department records for vehicles towed by Glodzik's company, LAG Towing, but the city administration stonewalled him.

"The last time they were served, and they denied they were served," George said of the subpoena for the towing records. "They denied they received anything. I'm not in good graces with the administration."

Leighton, in the interview Saturday, denied leading George astray about the FBI's requests for LAG Towing records. He said he was not sure if the subpoenas for the records were issued at the time of George's request.

"He had asked about it," Leighton said. "At that point, there was nothing."
Glodzik, in multiple interviews, has repeatedly denied involvement in or knowledge of the federal investigation. Glodzik said he was not interviewed by the FBI in connection with the probe and has not received a target letter.

"All these cops aren't connected to me," Glodzik said March 24. "If a cop slips on a banana peel, is it because of me?"

Glodzik, 43, said March 12 he knew Payne as an "honorable guy" and a "friend of mine," and held a personal checking account and a credit card through the institution Payne managed, the Wilkes-Barre City Employees Federal Credit Union.

Glodzik, who sometimes stores more than 90 cars on the LAG Towing lot on Carey Avenue, according to a Google Earth satellite image of the property, said March 12 he "never bought vehicles" and "never got a loan" through the credit union.

A person with knowledge of the credit union subpoenas confirmed the FBI asked for auto loan agreements but would not say if they involved Glodzik or his towing company.

"I'd be careful with what you write. I know none of my titles are involved," Glodzik said Friday after a reporter told him federal agents were looking at officers, loans and him. "That's all rumors. I guarantee none of my titles are there. Not a one."

Last April, Glodzik admitted letting Wilkes-Barre police officers borrow luxury cars and trucks, including a Mercedes-Benz and Chevrolet Camaro, that he owned despite a policy that forbids them from accepting favors and gifts.

He also said at the time that he had recently sold Officer John Majikes a silver Dodge Ram pickup truck for a "couple thousand bucks," and had sold five or six other vehicles over the years to officers he considered friends.

City officials suspended Glodzik's contract last June after prosecutors charged him with felony theft and a misdemeanor count of theft from a motor vehicle after he allegedly split more than $2,000 found in a towed car with a state police trooper, who was acting in a sting operation.
Glodzik said he saw the sting case, being prosecuted in the state court system, as evidence that federal agents were not interested in him.

"If the FBI wanted me, they wouldn't let the state touch me," he said.

The FBI has declined to publicly disclose the nature of the subpoenas served on the credit union or the focus and scope of the investigation, but Sean Quinn, the director of the bureau's Scranton office, said soon after Payne's death "there will be arrests forthcoming."

"These things take time. We have evidence that is solid and we are going to move forward for sure, but these are small pieces of the puzzle," Quinn said March 11. "The overall puzzle is a wide thread of corruption across a wide swath of government."

The Wilkes-Barre City Employees Federal Credit Union serves employees of Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes-Barre Township and Plains Township and their families. The credit union has more than 2,200 members and controls assets worth $41.8 million, according to a financial performance report filed with the National Credit Union Administration, the federal credit union regulator.

The credit union is not a part of city government, but several current and former city employees serve on its board of directors. The agency leases an office on the first floor of Wilkes-Barre City Hall for $750 per month, according to city records.

Quinn, in the March 11 interview, said the FBI considered the credit union as a "witness" and a "victim" in an ongoing criminal investigation. Individual employees of the credit union were potential targets of the investigation, Quinn said. Payne was one of three employees at the credit union, according to a 2013 report filed with the credit union administration.

The credit union's attorney, Dominick Pannunzio, declined to identify whose loan agreements the FBI requested. Pannunzio, in multiple interviews, said he is unsure of the focus or scope of the investigation.

"I'm trying to put it together myself," Pannunzio said. " I wish I knew."

The credit union had 1,065 outstanding loans as of Dec. 31, 2013, according to the credit union administration, including: 324 for used cars, at an interest rate of 6.2 percent, worth $2.9 million; 47 for new cars, at an interest rate of 5.4 percent, worth $859,648; and 552 unsecured loans or lines of credit, at an interest rate of 11.8 percent, worth $2.25 million.

The FBI served its first subpoena on the credit union March 6, four days before Payne died, asking for "any and all documents" for a group of individuals, including auto loan agreements. They returned with additional requests the following week. Pannunzio said he turned over the records to the FBI last Tuesday but is still unsure what the agents were looking into.

"At this time, I'm not aware of any wrongdoing whatsoever regarding credit union activities,"
 Pannunzio said. "I have no knowledge of any wrongdoing whatsoever."

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Saturday, March 29, 2014

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Up next.  No cell phone cameras at Wilkes-Barre City Council’s “limited designated public forum.”
Huh, you ask?  I know, we used to consider them public council meetings.  First concerned citizens could tell those they elected to office what’s on their minds, then the council would conduct its official business.
But on Thursday, we learned that “council meeting” is simply a euphemism for ”limited designated public forum,” which apparently limits free speech, especially from the likes of Bob Kadluboski and Frank Sorick, who heads the  Wilkes-Barre City Taxpayers Association.  City Clerk Jim Ryan came up with that one.  He pretty much said that if you want to vent for more than five minutes, go to a park or street corner, which Ryan defined as a “traditional public forum,” which has no time limits.
We heard through the grapevine that the council wanted to give Mark Robbins, who blew the whistle on former city towing contractor Leo Glodzik, two minutes to speak if he signed the roster but decided it probably couldn’t get away with that.
While we do agree that elected bodies, including the Luzerne County Council, should be allowed to put in place some limitations for maintaining control, when the city council does it, it seems more like its stifling its critics.
Some in attendance Thursday night suggested pushing back the start time of the meeting so more people could attend.  NO.
How about holding your meetings on Saturday instead of Thursday night so more people could attend?  NO.
Council Chairman Bill Barrett found all of this ironic, saying ,”the people that were speaking now, that you just heard, are the very same people who say they don’t have an opportunity to speak.”  Now I could be wrong, but I believe they were complaining about having to sign up in advance, being constrained on their allotted time to speak and having to do so behind a rail (making it harder for the public to throw tomatoes at the council members.)
But Betsy Summers wasn’t amused at such irony.  ”Don’t you see what overregulation does?  It takes the power away from the people who already feel powerless,”  She got that right.
“I can’t imagine not having the right to speak because I have to work,” Ms. Summers complained.  She said she arrived at the meeting a little late because she was working in Allentown.  Had these proposed new rules already passed, she would have missed the 6 p.m. deadline for warning the council that she had something to say.  Wouldn’t you think that if someone cared enough to attend a council meeting after working all day out of town, the council members would want to hear what she had to say?
The Times Leader’s Friday article didn’t say whether city residents must state the nature of their concerns, complaints or praise in advance of being allowed to address their lordships.
The planned new rules moved a step closer to passage on a 4-0 vote Thursday night with Councilman Tony George being excused from attending, the TL reported.  The other four might be wishing they too stayed away.
Taxpayer Association leader Sorick snapped their pictures with his cell phone and vowed to put their mugs on a billboard come election time with the caption, “I voted to silence you.  Please return the favor this November.”  Now, that’s democracy in action.  And don’t think he’s kidding.  You may have seen city Mayor Tom Leighton gracing an earlier billboard helping himself to city-owned gas.
Why do elected officials sometimes seem to go out of their way to make it difficult to question them and/or obtain information which rightfully belongs to the public?
The much admired activist group Judicial Watch is forced to file Freedom of Information requests galore to learn the public’s business, including what it’s costing us for the Obamas to trot the globe.  And what they found out is outstanding.  Read my next post on Duchess Michelle’s latest trip to China.
Sometimes you feel that elected officials don’t want us to be informed because when we are, we many times have good reason to complain.
In Wilkes-Barre, you only have five minutes to do so, but you can always scream your head off in Kirby Park, where the squirrels and ducks will listen to you without limitation.
Unlike City Hall’s council chambers, the duck pond  there apparently qualifies as a ”traditional public forum” if we’re to believe city Clerk Ryan.
- Betty Roccograndi

Friday, March 28, 2014

And no one will get him help...

Welcome to my blog... WB TRUTH


WAKE UP WILKES-BARRE (another blog) has made a retraction. WAKE UP WILKES-BARRE received "sincere" feedback involving attendees at Dessoye's booze party at the police station (St Patty's Day). But it was inaccurate. Nobody associated with the  DA office was present.


City Council said they will look into the matter (don't hold your breath) regarding the "party itself."

Looking at the behavior of Dessoye from a alcoholic/disease standpoint... several things stand out.

Unmanagability and insanity of the disease:

Good idea to host at police station? NO

Good idea to be drinking in middle of day? NO

Is it fun to drink with a known alcoholic(s)? NO Totally depressing

Would Dessoye (and other cops) be ready to respond to an emergency? NO

Is there a higher likelihood of an emergency on a drinking holiday? YES

What does it say about one's emotional state to have a drinking party 6 days after the passing of a long time veteran employee (Jim Payne of credit union)? Not much. It shows that Dessoye is completely numb... another symptom of the disease.

Trust me... his kids are suffering because of this.

And no one will help him get help.



Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Citizens to be gagged at meeting

... or so it seems.



Bobblehead Bill Barrett (WB City Council Chairman) is at it again... trying to take away freedoms from citizens. In his latest move... he wants to muzzle those citizens who can't make the meeting by 6 pm. See Citizens Voice link HERE. Citizens, having the ACLU's number on speed dial, are on the phone again.  

Of course who can blame Barrett... that rascally little weasel. Those pesky citizens! They speak the truth! Just look at some of what they have uncovered and/or communicated about!! How dare they!

  Corruption Scorecard since July 2013

-  FBI takes control of Gas Gate
-  Head of Scranton FBI promise arrests upcoming

-  WB credit union raided by auditors; Manager takes own life
-   Head of FBI calls the manager both a "victim and witness."

-  Head of Scranton FBI lays blames for credit union suicide to "corruption surrounding W-B."
-  Leighton revealed to work only 3 hours per day.

-  City institutes unconstitutional "one strike" policy. It allows    Leighton to target and hurt competitors to his real estate business
-  Leighton is sole appraiser for credit union; another conflict of interest

-  St Patty's Day drinking party held within police station with chief where alcohol (presumably) is illegal. 


CORRUPTION SCORECARD  (July 2013)
 TOPIC
 Description 
 link
 FLEECING
 Gas gate
 CORRUPT POLICE
 How WB cops are promoted 
 WASTE
$ 4.6  M for non functional camera system.    
Spending run amuck 
BRIBE CARS 
 Gifts/bribes from city contracted towing company   
 1/2 M OWED LAG Towing sets recordhttp://citizensvoice.com/news/glodzik-hit-with-lien-owes-more-than-500k-1.1508559 
 Sweetheart Prop dealsMayor provides gifts for towers       http://purebunkum.com/?p=8002 
CAUGHT IN STING   
 LAG Towing goes for the FBI bait cash 
 ORGANIZED CRIME   
Towing Company auto theft ring 
 Protected Drug House
 Police chief's "heroin honey" 
http://gratefulhands.net/protected_drug_house__1
 SHOCK AND AWE
 Biggest Civil Rights lawsuit in NEPA annals 
 NEPOTISM 
Flowchart  
MORALLY BANKRUPT 
No Justice No Peace 
 FALSIFIED RECORDS
Police withhold crime on reports  
7 MURDERS IN 7 MONTHS  Crime rampanthttp://m.citizensvoice.com/news/w-b-man-murdered-in-city-s-7th-homicide-1.1523255      http://www.wbtruth.blogspot.com/2013/07/wb-murder-rate-506-higher-than-average.html
FUNNELED MONEY 
JJ Murphy and friends 
 THEFT OF THE POOR
Senta Boyer - just one victim saved 
 EXPOSING CORRUPTION  
 Who is involved
 GOONS 
 City Conspirators 
 DRUNKEN MADNESS 
 The King's Shuttle

THE GOOD COPS  
 Some WB Cops are diamonds in the rough
PAY 2 PLAY 
Crony contractor 
 MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERYCan a Mayor hide $1 Million? http://www.wbtruth.blogspot.com/2013/07/can-mayor-hide-1-million.html 
 CORRUPTIONSee Corruption scorecard at http://www.wbtruth.blogspot.com/2013/07/blog-post_25.html 
SATIRE 

Million Dollars
Theme song

Mysteriously appears
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO6ojASr92M 

 http://www.wbtruth.blogspot.com/2013/07/can-mayor-hide-1-million.html

Headlines we'd like to see!


HEADLINE WE'D LIKE TO SEE: Drew McLaughlin and Liza Prokof have resigned out of frustration in Wilkes-Barre. McLaughlin said, "You can only lie so much before you start to wonder about the next world and if I will make it." Prokof quipped, "My whole hiring was a lie. I was never a 'Special Projects Coordinator.' I was here only to cover for Leighton's 15 hour per week job. I just feel dirty."


HEADLINE WE'D LIKE TO SEE: Leighton is sentenced to 12-20 years in prison for multiple charge to include stealing city gas for personal use and allowing friends, family, and others to do the same. The IRS has opened a case against him to see if this fuel was declared on his income tax and are inquiring to see if campaign money has been spent in legitimate ways. Readers may recall that Jesse Jackson Jr. and his wife are spending time in an Illinois prison for misusing campaign funds for personal use. 

Auditors are also targeting the WB Credit Union to see if Leghton was complicit in "dirty loans." The major charges, however, stem from his involvement as head of a racqueteering syndicate with LAG Towing and city police. Leighton is set to report to a federal facility in North Carolina where Bernie Madoff is housed. Madoff you may recall ran a ponzi scheme. 

Police Chief Dessoye, cousin to Leighton, is awaiting sentencing on similar charges. Leighton's other cousin, City solicitor Bill Vinsko, was not available for comment. He was last seen staring at a reflection of himself.

Sunday, March 23, 2014

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The FBI has asked for your help!

FBI  (570) 344-2404  OR   
E-MAIL: scranton.complaints@ic.fbi.gov




Why is LAG moving cars at night?

Thank you for those people who reported that LAG Towing is moving cars from his tow yard at very late hours! Red Flags are waving. However, don't just post on Facebook. Let the FBI know. (I will forward this to them).




IF YOU KNOW SOMETHING... SAY SOMETHING
The FBI has asked for your help!

FBI  (570) 344-2404  OR   
E-MAILscranton.complaints@ic.fbi.gov

Sadly, please do not call the Wilkes-Barre police as many of them have been conspirators with LAG. This starts at the top with Chief Gerard Dessoye who tries to "put barriers between himself " and the legal crimes and crimes of conscience he has committed. He surrounds himself with many of the top conspirators in the scam. 

The good news for the honest police is the sand is running out on Dessoye/Leighton's hour glass. 

Hang in there. The rewards will be rich. 

Things will be different in 18 months (at the latest).  

Thursday, March 20, 2014

CITY REACTIONS TO RIP OFFS


CITY REACTIONS TO RIP OFFS LISTED BELOW BY LAG (just a fraction)



DRUNK-SOY:  Harrummpphh  Poor me, poor me, pour me a drink   Harrummpphh  (perhaps an oxy?... see note at bottom)






HIS HIGH-NESS:  Where's the bar crawl? Hey... I only pull two cops off their beat at 2 AM so I can get home!  One for me. One for the Escalade. I pay nothing!!





THE WEASEL:  "My responsibility is to rub out crimes of cronies and to toss out those that disagree with me at City council. Other than that I have no comment on anything else that matters. My boyish Mustang compensates for a lot."



Why wouldn't Leo take payment for Senta Boyer's car below?
Was there a crooked loan taken out on it?


NOTE: This blog is meant to be amusing, entertaining, and informative. This is done to make a point. But I want to soberly address the very serious topic of addiction as it relates to Gerard Dessoye. My presumptions are based on evidence and witness testimony. Police officers, TV reporters, and print journalists have confided in me of Dessoye's addictions. "Harder proof" exists in the stack of police complaints levied against 252 McLean St. where Catherine Meehan lived. When you read the stack of complaints - with no arrests made - one can conclude the house was protected. Gerard Dessoye would meet up with Catherine Dessoye - a known heroin and pain pill user/dealer. She also spent time in jail for attempted murder. This is the company our chief keeps.

Everybody likes denial. It has people feel safe. And it avoids confrontation. I hope that Dessoye has somehow made a remarkable recovery. I have heard nothing to that effect. I did what I thought was right more than 2 years ago when I alerted his Doctor, the Mayor, The city solicitor, and Dessoye himself about these issues. 

The response? A typical one for any active addict. He retaliated. He threatened me with trespassing. He would later press charges against me for trespassing behind the police station (for taking picture of a LAG loaner/briber truck). I was the only one in the history of the city to be cited for this. More recently, I have received 26 disgusting and lewd letters at my home. The WBPD is claiming that I was harassing the alleged sender when I called her up and suggested she get counseling. 2 minutes and 35 seconds. A jury trial for this. No foul words as attested by the officer that spoke with her that night. Only in Wilkes-Barre. I really mean this... only in Wilkes-Barre.

Dessoye has used his power as chief to resort to juvenile tactics. Rather than help himself he tries to hurt his rightful accusers. It is sad and pathetic. Just like active drug addicts are known to be.

He is dead center in the midst of the LAG towing contract. He laid out these beauties:
"I have no need for LAG records (other than the contract? ... and an auto theft ring?)"
"I can't stop my cops from taking loaner cars (aka bribes)."

I have immense sympathy for recovering addicts/alcoholics who at least try. I have very little sympathy for those who don't. Dessoye - you are a 'wuss for not even trying. You are not brave. You are a coward. If there is any chief of police who deserves prison it is you. The pain you have inflicted on the people of Wilkes-Barre is incalculable. Almost all of the corruption either starts in your office or runs through it. Maybe you can reflect on the damage you've done when you are forced to get clean behind bars.

I am forwarding this message to the FBI.