Cop Sexually Assaults Woman in Courthouse, is Arrested As Judge Ignores Her Pleas

[kcchiefs6465]

Here's one that will surely piss you off. Woman is arrested after refusing to recant her statement that an officer sexually assaulted her. Judge ignores her cries and instead plays with the woman's two year old daughter. Daughter begs the officer in question not to take her mommy.

 

[kcchiefs6465]

Woman taken to jail and the daughter to CPS.

 

[asurfaholic]

edit. ....

Tar and feather him.




then set them on fire.

 

[kcchiefs6465]

Court Marshal Allegedly Sexually Assaulted a Woman in Family Court, Then Arrests Her (Video)


Employees and managers at a Las Vegas family court were investigated for an alleged cover up after a court marshal reportedly sexually assaulted Monica Contreras when she appeared in family court in 2011. A video uncovered by the I-Team at CBS 8 News Now shows Contreras accuse the man of sexual assault in court and then that same marshal arrests her, claiming she broke a law that does not even exist.

Contreras appeared in Clark County Family Court in August 2011 with her 2-year-old daughter because her husband filed a temporary restraining order against her during their divorce. Her husband never showed up in court and the order was therefore denied.

But Contreras said before she could leave, a male court marshal, Ron Fox, ordered her to go into a waiting room alone with him for an unexplained drug search.

An internal investigation by Clark County Courts validated her claims that Fox touched her breast, buttocks and also ordered her to lift up her shirt.

After it happened, she told Court Master Patricia Donninger what occurred, as you can see in the video. She said she asked for a female marshal to perform the search, but Fox just ignored her.

While she speaks, Donninger appears to be more interested in what the 2-year-old girl is telling her.

After Contreras finishes explaining that she was offended by what just happened to her, the marshal turns to her and says, “OK, so story stands? Handcuff her.” Marshal James Kenyon then prepared to arrest Contreras.

Shocked, Contreras asked, "For what, sir? Why would I be arrested? Can you please tell me?"

Fox then shouts at Contreras that she is being arrested for “false allegations made against a police officer.”

CBS 8 could not find a law that supported the arrest. Furthermore, there is no law allowing a sexual assault victim be arrested by the accused assaulter.

Donninger does nothing to intervene. On video, Contreras kisses her little girl goodbye before being taken to jail.

On April 5, Contreras filed a federal lawsuit against Fox, Doninger and Kenyon.

“The wrongful conduct of defendant Fox was intentional and evilly motivated, and the wrongful conduct of defendants Kenyon and Doninger involved reckless, callous and deliberate indifference to plaintiff’s federally protected rights,” the complaint said.

After CBS 8 exposed the crime, a subsequent internal affairs investigation more claims of sexual assault and even choking a citizen in Family Court.

Crystal Williams told CBS 8 that a marshal choked her when she resisted arrest in court. The 110-pound Williams, 25, was detained on a traffic warrant for driving without a license. She said she was not resisting officers when she was handcuffed and put into a restraint chair with a spit-guard over her face. At that point she was immobilized, but she claims a marshal began choking her. Another marshal admitted to the I-Team that he witnessed the choking incident.

The Family Court marshal supervisor Lt. Steve Rushfield stepped down from his post on April 8, after the CBS 8 report.

Fox was later fired and is now suing Clark County for wrongful termination, maintaining he did not grope Contreras.

 

[jkr]

SERVES HER RIGHT!

/SARC

 

[tod evans]

The "occasional" misbehavior...

 

[LibertyEagle]

I was coming over here to post this. Just UNBELIEVABLE!!! This deserves much more than just firing. All of the government employees in that room should be brought up on charges.

 

[belian78]

Of all the things I've seen in the past 12 years, this right here has me so upset I could cry or start throwing things or both. This is just abhorrent. How can the judge, another woman, witness her fellow woman's complete breakdown and not even change her facial expression!?

 

[kcchiefs6465]

Of all the things I've seen in the past 12 years, this right here has me so upset I could cry or start throwing things or both. This is just abhorrent. How can the judge, another woman, witness her fellow woman's complete breakdown and not even change her facial expression!?

Much less playing with the woman's daughter and allowing for the man who assaulted her to arrest and take her to jail.

Hell isn't hot enough.

 

[youngbuck]

It makes ZERO sense to me that this officer wouldn't be charged with KIDNAPPING, on top of everything else. If any of us were to do what the officer did, kidnapping would be among our charges.

The judge and others involved should be charged as accomplices.

 

[HOLLYWOOD]

I was coming over here to post this. Just UNBELIEVABLE!!! This deserves much more than just firing. All of the government employees in that room should be brought up on charges.

YEAH... WTF?


So, government judicial thugs can felony assault you, felony sexual assault women, a Judge that ignores the entire situation and that's the JUST-US rule of law system today? Then, after these clowns are caught by video tape, just have to quit their jobs aka fired(what's the difference)? That's like going out and robbing a bank for $20 million and all that happens is you fired from your job? WTF?

Yet another notch in the proof that America's rule of law for the mundane/serfs is GONE. It tyranny of the courts. That judge is a fuckin coward in a black robe.

 

[heavenlyboy34]

WTF?!!! OUTRAGEOUS! Quite a "justice" system right there. Now I'm going to be mad a while. /leaves thread

 

[belian78]

But when someone ultimately decides to bring some justice of their own down on the heads of these monsters, they will themselves be labeled a monster.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

I was coming over here to post this. Just UNBELIEVABLE!!! This deserves much more than just firing. All of the government employees in that room should be brought up on charges.

Yep.

Clark County? Seems like there are a lot of controversies there.

 

[Weston White]

Isn't that just so wonderful and grand. The despotic, filthy dinks-in-charge support the arrest of the victim by those criminal court employees because nobody inside of the courtroom had attempted to stop the arrest. ...But, the victim, she had tried to stop the arrest, she even tried to reason and plead with her aggressors--to no avail.

Does not the victim have any authority over herself, any power to deduce individual reason and logic, any right to seek redress by arguing for the support and effective resolution of her complaint? Does not a victim retain the right to resist being victimized and to speak out against their own victimization?

I cannot believe that they are actually asserting the false notion that only authoritative government employees--as a monopoly on society--can exert power against criminality. Every government employed person in that courtroom had gone so far beyond just simply being pathetic, it is mind-bending. Just utterly disgusting!

That arrest was wrong because it was a false arrest, which was made without any legal authority to have done so, and which was made to cover up crimes committed by the primary arresting officer--including procedural violations.

"We can do this the easy way. We can do this the hard way!" ...Alright, let's go ahead with the hard way...Now bring it, you big, brave costumed crusader!

ETA: You know the arrest is questionable at best when the arresting officer retorts with a lame cliché as their best negotiation tool to reason their own (illegal) actions.

 

[amy31416]

That's one of the most infuriating things I've seen in a long time. That judge is just as much of a useless scumbag as the cop/marshall.

 

[HigherVision]

So does anyone still believe that people who say we should get rid of government altogether are extremists?

 

[satchelmcqueen]

hey i can totally believe this. i was put through the family court system for over a year by my lying ex. then when the day came for court the judge threw it out citing that my ex was lying. sounds great! but the kids and i had to endure bullshit for a year before getting to that point.

 

[moostraks]

hey i can totally believe this. i was put through the family court system for over a year by my lying ex. then when the day came for court the judge threw it out citing that my ex was lying. sounds great! but the kids and i had to endure bullshit for a year before getting to that point.

Right there with you satchel. Family courts are corrupt. Have seen them in three states now and they all operate by the same play book. Each one used the same statement, you can do this the easy way or do this the hard way, which translates to they will tell you to jump and you better ask how high or have a mean attorney on retainer and a ton of money to throw at the matter. They try to tell you to accept the court appointed attorney but 99% of those folks know each other and the system operates to serve itself.

 

[WarNoMore]

How exactly were they able to arrest her for false allegations without even investigating the allegations first? Bullshit. What a fucking dumbass judge to not stop that from happening. Fire everybody in that court room, she should sue them personally, and criminal charges against anybody who committed a crime against her during this masquerade of justice(kidnapping, sexual assault, etc..).