When we began this quest 8 months ago we really had no idea the depth of manipulative corruption we would discover. Indeed we only knew of six sworn statements given in what we were told was a “small internal investigation”.

Boy was that ever an understatement.

After extensive inquiry the first batch of statutorally required public records were released.   That is what we have been sharing over the past week.   Within that release we can grasp the scope of the investigation, and how far it extended beyond the internal confines of the General Investigative Unit of the M-DSPD.  In actuality the investigation reaches all the way to Sanford, FL.

Indeed the investigation itself was far greater than we initially were led to believe.  However, now we know the scope of investigation we have submitted more public records requests.   Here is an excerpt from the latest submitted FOIA submission: (more…)

Gylmar Ochoa was a Detective in the wrong place at the wrong time.   It’s as simple as that.   The guy was just walking through the property room when Yvette Wilson was bringing in the stolen jewelry recovered from Trayvon Martin’s backpack.

Yvette Wilson, Property Room Specialist, was retrieving the Jewelry so that Detective Hadley could photograph the evidence as a supplement to the previous file, “Criminal Mischief”, complaint.

Ochoa was walking through when Wilson and Hadley were lining up the jewelry and screwdriver on an open cubicle.   Hadley asked Ochoa if he had a camera, he did not.  However, Ochoa took photographs of the jewelry and screwdriver with his cell phone and then sent the pictures via email to Detective Hadley.

What follows is the affidavit from Gylmar Ochoa answering the allegations of his Police Chief Hurley’s complaint alleging a department leak of criminal reports and information about Trayvon Martin. (more…)

Sergeant Lourdes Hodges was the person who opened the “Supplemental report” on the Dashboard of Detective Hadley after he completed sending the information requested to Sanford Sgt. Randy Smith.   Hadley sent Smith an 8 page report on Trayvon Martin from a Criminal Mischief complaint filed by School Resource Officer Darryl Dunn.

However, at the behest and instruction of Police Chief Hurley, the Mischief Complaint was only part of the behavioral issue from that day. The second aspect from the incident was Trayvon’s backpack containing stolen jewelry and a burglary tool. This part of the incident was intentionally mislabeled, and misreported, by SRO Dunn to eliminate the need for a criminal investigation. (more…)

Listening to current gun control framed through victim suffering; Listening to abortion rights framed around a desire not to burden daughters;  Listening to progressives of all sorts pontificating about food bans, soda bans, slurpee bans;  All under the auspices of caring for children is, well, annoying.

But watching MTV and seeing Jamie “Obama is our Lord and Savior” Foxx heralded on stage while wearing a T-Shirt of Trayvon Martin, and proclaiming a desire for “justice” is just, well, too much.

Jamie Foxx doesn’t give a damn about black boys, or any boys or girls, for that matter.  If he did he would be in Miami-Dade Florida asking the Miami-Dade School Police Department why they never took responsibility to “protect and serve” both Trayvon, and the greater community in which he lived. (more…)

First a recap – From the initial FOIA information provided with affidavits from M-DSPD Commander Fox-Williams, and Sergeant William Tagle, we learn the following:

–  A specific and intentional program was instituted by M-DSPD Police Chief Hurley to change the way the criminal activity of young black male school students was recorded.  Several processes from invoking the “Baker Act” to flat-out manipulating police reports, and in some cases not writing them at all, was used.   This led to a 60% statistical reduction in criminal recording and engagement.  The implication within the research points to Hurley following the instructions of School Superintendent Alberto M Carvalho who appointed Hurley as police chief.

*Alberto Carvalho has close ties to the White House and the Obama administration.

–  We know Trayvon Martin was one of the students who benefitted from such a procedural change, because the School Resource Officer, Darryl Dunn, gave statements during the internal affairs investigation admitting as such. (more…)

Here is the sworn affidavit given by Commander Deanna Fox-Williams (pictured above second from right) to the internal affairs division of the Miami-Dade School Police Department.   The redacted name in all the documentation is Trayvon Martin, or the initials “TM”.

Within the affidavit you will find even more information about the specifics surrounding how statistics were manipulated and how officers were given specific instructions to conceal student encounters with law enforcement. Generally in favor of diversion programs intended for one purpose, to improve statistics.

The M-DSPD, under the leadership of Police Chief Hurley was attempting to inflate the appearance of their effectiveness by changing how police officers were permitted to engage with School Students and uphold the law.

Police officers were pressured and given instructions to falsely classify behavior, at times even invoking the “Baker Act”, so the criminal justice statistics could be artificially improved. By all appearances Trayvon Martin was one of those “diversionary” students. (more…)

We have decided the best way to absorb the massive amount of information in the FOIA release is to break it down into intellectually digestible bite sized morsels.

Each day we will introduce to you “a new perspective”, more information about the now apparent intentional manipulation within the former M-DSPD objectives; and more information about Trayvon Martin’s interactions with them.

The storyline carries itself against the backdrop of the George Zimmerman case because it outlines the Trayvon story that was, until today,  hidden from view.

There will be a few updates throughout the process each day as we present the discoveries from the words of the participants – via their sworn statements and affidavits.   At the end of each segment we will drop the FOIA release as it pertains to the evidence.   (more…)

(Hat Tip RecoverydotGod)  On Friday February 3rd 2012 the following News article appeared in the Tampa Bay Times:

Juvenile delinquency in Florida’s public schools declined dramatically during the last six months of 2011, the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) announced today.

Delinquency referrals in schools throughout the state declined 16 percent compared to the same period the year before.   School referrals declined in 46 of Florida’s 67 counties, with Miami-Dade recording the biggest numeric decline (353 cases or 60 percent) in school-related delinquency.  A school-related referral is an arrest for a juvenile misdemeanor or felony committed on school grounds. (link)

Two weeks later,  February 15th, 2012, the following Press Release:

Another two weeks later, Sunday February 26th, 2012, one of those improved Miami-Dade statistics decided to confront a hispanic man named George Zimmerman, in Sanford Florida.  The high school junior, a diverted statistic from Krop High,  punched Mr. Zimmerman in the nose, knocking him to the ground, and straddled him MMA style. (more…)

How bad was the manipulated cover-up in Miami before Major Kitchell took over as Chief ?

Continuing with the sworn affidavit from Sergeant William Tagle Sworn on Thursday May 3rd, 2012:

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On February 26th Trayvon Martin was killed by George Zimmerman in a claimed self-defense shooting.   The claim by George Zimmerman would be bolstered by, forensics, witness statements, and subsequent Sanford Police investigation.

On February 29th as part of the investigation, according to investigative affairs within the Miami-Dade School Police Department, Detective Steven Hadley received a phone call from Sanford Police Dept Randy Smith.  [internal documents note Smith as both a Lieutenant and a sergeant – some confusion there]

Smith was requesting background information on shooting victim Trayvon Martin to complete a victimology report.   Hadley told Smith the Miami-Dade School Police dept fax number and asked him to submit his request in writing on letterhead from Sanford PD.

Upon receipt of the request in Miami Detective Hadley told Sergent William Tagle of the request who instructed him to access the Record Management System (RMS).   Hadley input Trayvon Martin’s information into the RMS system and located a police report.   Hadley informed Tagle of the report and was told to provide it to [Lieutenant/Sergeant] Smith. (more…)