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1996-1998
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0564
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002
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Henry A. Ross
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Council: Presented - 12/3/97
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did not talk to any others in the store at that point, but "determined" while speaking to <br /> Schutte "that a crime had occurred". At 9:05AM Clark put out an APB (All Points Bulletin) <br /> to have Plaintiff arrested immediately, instead of first obtaining an arrest warrant, which <br /> no judge would have signed on such scant information (a judge was sitting in Honokaa). <br /> 19. Clark had no probable cause for ordering Plaintiffs immediate arrest. <br /> as he did, and thus violated his oath of office: Section 803-1. 5. and 6 of the Hawaii <br /> Revised Statutes IHRSI: County of Hawaii Police General Orders IGOI 606x1. III. <br /> VIII, X and XI: GO 300A-IV: the Hawaii Constitution Art. 1 Section 5. 6 and 7 and cor- <br /> respondina articles of the U.S. Constitution: Section 1983 of Chapter 42 of the Uni- <br /> ted States Code IUSC) and Rule 8 of the Hawaii Rules of Penal Procedure (HRPPI. <br /> COUNT 2 - SADISTIC AND ILLEGAL SHOW OF FORCE AND ARREST <br /> 20. At about 9:10AM Plaintiff s car was spotted by Defendants Alan M. Kimura, <br /> a policeman from the Honokaa station and Joseph T. Lally (station unknown), He was <br /> stopped at Kaohe appr. 25 miles east of Kamuela and surrounded by five police cars. <br /> NONE OF THEM ANNOUNCED THAT THEY WERE OFFICERS OF THE LAW. OR <br /> SHOWED A WARRANT OR INFORMED PLAINTIFF WHY HE WAS STOPPED. At a <br /> loss what could possibly be wrong, Ross opened his left window and asked Defendant <br /> Joseph T. Lally (Lally) "What is the probable cause?" because he had not violated any <br /> traffic laws. There was no answer. He was then asked if he was Henry Ross, he said <br /> "yes". Lally then commanded him to give his driver's license which he did, and was told <br /> to get out of his car. He did not do that but instead asked for Lally's name and again <br /> what the probable cause was for stopping him, as without probable cause people could <br /> not be commanded out of their car. Policeman Alan M. Kimura (Kimura) then said: "We <br /> had a call from an officer in Kamuela", probably meaning the APB of item 18 supra. <br /> 21. Ross was not told that he was under arrest for for whatl. Kimura opened <br /> the car door and Dulled Ross. who is very visibly an old man. forcefully out of the <br /> car and immediately nut a handcuff on one wrist while Lally very rudely and pain- <br /> <br /> fully put his other wrist in the cuff and then kicked his leas apart with his boots. <br /> Then from behind Lally stuck his hands in Ross' front Want pockets. Dulled out <br /> <br />
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