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RANT OR VISIBLE SIGNS OF ANY CRIME HAVING TAKEN PLACE. Clark after all this still did not understand the real charge because he filled out a notice for Ross to appear in court on a charge of "assault" without indicatino the deflree. one. two or three. This was areiudicial for Ross who then wasted 5 weeks oreoarino for a felony charge. 30. Ross was then "processed": mugshots, finger and handprints. Clark could not even put the proper date on these documents. Back to his desk. A man in vacation dress appeared, announcing that he was Hickman who started to ask questions, also without reading of rights. Ross told him he wanted to have a phonecall with the Chief (Carvalho) or his deputy. Hickman refused. He talked a lot of nonsense. He told Ross there was a complaint from KTA of Ross attacking an employee. Ross stated whatever did happen there was in self defense. All refused to say who filed the complaint because Ross might go after that person. None of this was recorded although the station has tape recorders for the purpose, but of course that would expose their blundering, so they are not used. 31. Then Clark had typed out some small forms that he wanted Ross to sign. They were improperly filled out, undated notices to appear in court. By then it seemed clear that they had nothing to hold him on and Ross refused to sign these forms, Clark again threatened with lockins~ him uo but Ross told him to ask Defendant Kealoha in the next room, who said it was not necessary. The notices showed charges of disorderly conduct without indicakion of location or circumstances and assault without a degree. Ross had asked to be taken back to his car which was refused. He then wanted to talk to the Chief or his deputy. A while later however he was called to Hickman's office who had talked to Deputy Chief Correa and they would take him back to his car "as a courtesy". All the while he was in great pain especially because his back, neck, shoulders and knees had been twisted during the hog-tied illegal transportation to Kamuela, that would rank as cruelty to animals if it had been done to a dog. More suffering to come, see infra. 32. By treating a prisoner in the above described manner in the Kamuela po- lice station. Clark. Kealoha and Hickman violated their oath of office: Sections 803- 1. 5. and 6 HRS: GO 606-II. III. V. Vi. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI and XN: the Hawaii Constitu- tion Art. I Section 5, 6 and 7 and corresoondinfl articles of the U.S. Constitution: Section 1983 of Chanter 42 of the United States Code (USCI. They also violated GO 70