Shuhratjon AHMADJONOV

STATEMENT-COMPLAINT (CONTINUED 3): THE USA FBI CRIMES AND THE ROAD OF EVIDENCE

54. Detective (investigator) Ms. Alanna Watkins of the Metro Transit Police Department Criminal Investigation Division investigated the November 21, 2013 robbery. She wrote a more truthful Report 201357180. Report 201357180 consists of five pages. All five pages of report 201357180 are published in [28, part 5, paragraph 12.3.3]. I took from the first page only the title lines relating to the document, from the fourth page - Narrative Information, and from the fifth page - the Additional Story (Additional Narrative). Below is the text.

“Event Report

Metro Transit Police Department ORI-DCMTP0000

Incident – Based Event Report

MTPO CCN 201357180

Local Juris. (Jurisdiction, A.Sh.) DC

Event Location MLK (Martin Luther King) Ave & Milwaukee Place, SE

City Washington State DC

MTP District DISTRICT 2

Local District 7-D

Date of Event From 11/21/2013 To 11/21/2013

Time of Event From 07:05 To 07:15

Date of Report 11/22/2013 Time of Report 00:40”

“Narrative Information (page 4, A.Sh.)

V01 reports while waiting in line to board the A2 bus at bus stop # 1000210 located at Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. & Milwaukee Ave., SE. He was beaten and robbed by two b/males (black / males, A.Sh.) who stole his wallet.

Additional Narrative

V01 reports at approximately 07:05 hrs at the MLK (Martin Luther King, A.Sh.) & Milwaukee Ave., SE bus shelter/stand (bus stop # 1000210), standing behind several patrons waiting to board the A2 bus. S01 grabbed V01’s backpack from behind and attempted to pull it from his shoulder. Unsuccessful in his attempt to take the backpack S01 then grabbed V01 by his arm and pulled him back into the bus stand. S01 then grabbed V01 by his collar, shoved him against the bus stand glass and asked him where his money was. V01 noticed S2 standing close by appearing to be keeping look. V01 then began yelling for help at which time S01 grabbed him by his throat and began choking him then threw him to the ground. As V01 laid on the ground yelling for help S01 began going through the pockets on the outside of V01’s jacket. As V01 was still yelling for help he was then struck in the face by S01 with a clinched fist. V01 then pulled his wallet from his inside left brest pocket and gave it to S01. The wallet contained $23 US currency, Bank Debit Card, Credit Card, SSN Card, ID Card, Medicare Card, Food Stamp Card and a memory SD card for his camera all of which were taken. S01 and S02 then began walking away from the scene taking V01’s backpack with them but discarding it several feet away. The suspects fled the area on foot. V01 retrieved his backpack then call 911 to report the incident. V01 was transported by medics to United Medical Center (Emergency Department) and released at 14:12 hrs. V01 suffered head trauma, contusion (face) and a hematoma.

MTPD CCN: 201357180 Event Report Page 5 of 5” [28, часть 5, параграф 12.3.3]

55. Detective Ms. Alanna Watkins wrote eight questions during an interview with me on December 17, 2013. On December 27, 2013, I responded in writing to all of her questions. At the end I wrote the question: “Where and how can I get a new green card?” She replied that I needed to contact the office of the Catholic Charities (Catholic Charities, 924 G St. NW, Washington, DC 20001). Since the shelter 801 belonged to this organization. [28, part 5, paragraph 12.3.5]

56. I went to the office of the Catholic Charitable Organization and spoke to a lawyer. He said that to get a new green card, you need to pay $ 700 and pay for the Catholic Charitable Organization. He fixed the day and time. I arrived at the appointed time. The lawyer pointed to the volunteer. The volunteer wanted to fill out the relevant paperwork in the same office. The lawyer said "Not here". A volunteer led me to a utility room. He installed three telephones there directed at me and some other recording-transmitting devices. He asked questions and wrote down all the data about my documents. The queue of questions has reached the secret question. The question was about my mother's name. He asked the question three times and I repeated my mother's name three times. He asked me to spell it out. I spelled. I then realized that one of the goals of stealing my documents was to get the maximum documentary information about me and the answer to a security question.

Let me remind you that in the United States it is allowed to call the center of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and, after answering the security question, correct your personal data. I was told about this in 2010. I never called the center or made any changes for 11 years.

That's how my secret personal data was stolen with the help of a volunteer. In my opinion, the volunteer was connected at the insistence of the FBI agents. As a result, even a lawyer for the Catholic Charity became complicit in the leak of my secret identity and secret question password. The lawyer himself had to conduct a survey and fill out questionnaires.

57. I bought a laptop for the first time on November 18, 2012. Then the seller of the Best Buy store through Capital-one-bank gave me a loan of $ 1,200 with a term of payment within 18 months at zero interest (Best Buy store address: 4500 Wisconsin Ave Nw Washington, DC 20016). I bought a Toshiba laptop for $799.99 and Office Home and Students for $89.99 that day in Best Bay. In total, together with the tax (tax), I paid $ 943.38 from the loan. On the same day and the next day I bought a computer mouse and something else. As a result, I paid off more than $1100 from the loan. In photo 10, I have shown a copy of the Best Buy store receipt for buying a laptop and other laptop accessories on credit on November 18, 2012 from [28, part 6, paragraph 12.4, photo 21].

Photo 15. A copy of the Best Buy store receipt for the purchase of a Toshiba laptop and other laptop accessories on credit on November 18, 2012.

Then he paid off the loan every month. I paid off a $750 loan by October 2013 and was left with $450 in debt. My laptop was stolen along with my bag on October 8, 2013 (see paragraph 46).

58. The theft of a bag with a laptop in shelter 801 was committed on October 8, 2013. On Black Friday, November 30, 2013, I bought a new Toshiba laptop (Toshiba) brand P55T-A5202 - 15.6”/15-4200U / 8 GB on credit. This time I paid $699 for a laptop, that is, $100 less than on November 18, 2012. In photo 11, I have shown a copy of the Best Buy store receipt for buying a laptop and other laptop accessories on credit for the second time on November 30, 2013 ([28, part 3, paragraph 11, photo 10]).
(This second laptop was taken away in an armed attack on the night of 26 May 2014, see paragraphs 61 and 64.)


Photo 16. A copy of the Best Buy store receipt for my second purchase on credit of a Toshiba laptop and its other accessories on November 30, 2013.

59. A thief attacked me in a shelter on May 24, 2014 at 00:40 am. When I walked towards the lockers, the thief quietly approached me behind me, sharply thrust two hands into my two side pockets of my trousers. So he pushed me 3-4 steps from behind. I said out loud, "Hey!" The thief took his hands out of my pocket along with my folded one sheet of paper and a pen, and he ran out into the corridor and turned into the toilet. I filed a complaint about this with the police. [28, part 1, paragraph 3]

60. I came to the 7th police station on May 25, 2014 at 22:20 and filed a complaint with the police officer on duty. He did not want to accept the complaint and offered to sit and wait. I was waiting. I applied several times, but they demanded to wait. I stayed like that for 24 hours. After 24 hours, I became indignant and began to demand that the complaint be accepted.

My complaint dated May 24, 2014 was accepted by a police officer, Mr. J.S. Walker (J.C. Walker) somewhere 24:30 hours and handed over to Police Lieutenant Protective Service Division (PSD) Mr. Smith (Mr. Smith). PSD Address: 1900 Massachusetts Avenue, SE Acc. Building, Second floor, tel. 202-727-8031. I asked them to sign in my copy of the report. The officers on duty refused and said that my complaint had been forwarded to Lieutenant Smith. Lieutenant Smith asked me something. I did not understand and asked him to write on paper. He waved his hand, said nothing, and walked out of the building into the street. I asked the police officer on duty, “Where did he go?” The policeman replied, "He went to shelter 801."

Lieutenant Smith left in shelter 801, and I was not invited to a joint trip. At this time it was 00:40 hours on May 26. I asked the officer on duty to write the address of Lieutenant Smith's work. He wrote. I gave this address above.

So, the policemen on duty at the 7th police department did not accept my complaint on purpose and made me wait until midnight. They accepted my complaint only 24:40 hours. I left the police building very late - at 1:05 am on May 26, 2014 and went home, that is, to shelter 801. Thus, they created a convenient time for robbing me at 2:00 am on May 26, 2014. I was then armedly robbed and my bag and backpack were taken away. [28, part 1, paragraph 3-4]

61. THE SECOND ROBERT. On the night of May 26, 2014, two robbers robbed and took away my bag and backpack. An interesting point: these armed robbers were not interested in my purse (wallet) with dollars, which was in the inside pocket of the jacket. They were only interested in my storage media, such as a laptop, flash drives, folders with papers, notepads and others. Therefore, the wallet with some personal documents was preserved. (But the wallet did not survive for long: on the night of May 25-26, 2014, they organized the theft of a wallet from my 801 shelter locker. And by the morning of May 26, 2014, my wallet with all my personal documents was stolen from a locked locker. [28, part 1 , paragraph 5])

As the robbers disappeared behind the gate, I telephoned the police to 911. Police officers Mr. Calvin W. Branch, Detective Sergeant Fleming, Detective Hunsucker, and Sergeant Larsen arrived. ). I wrote their questions and my answers in the article [28, part 2, paragraph 7]. Officer Calvin W. Branch took me to shelter 801 at 2:35 am and left.

62. EIGHTH THEFT - theft from a shelter locker on the night of May 26, 2014. My misadventures did not end there on the night of May 26, 2014. In the shelter, as usual, I opened my iron locker number 184, took out bed linen. Then I took off my jacket with a purse in the inside pocket. He put the jacket in a locker and closed it with a padlock. During the night, someone, possibly an FBI agent, opened my locker and stole my wallet. Also missing is a piece of paper on which I wrote the numbers of two large black cars that arrived at 2:15 am at the scene of an armed robbery. In my opinion, it was important for the FBI agent to destroy the note with the numbers of these cars.

FBI agents or shelter staff at night, often during the day, open my locker and rummage through my things. Proof: in the last 14 months - from July 2013 to July 2014, a mouse ran out of my locker 13 (!) times. Apparently, an FBI agent or, on his orders, one of the shelter informers put a piece of bread or another product in my locker for a provocation and left the locker door open for a long time. The mouse entered the locker by the smell of bread and ended up inside the locker. As the mouse came in, the snitch slammed the locker door. When I opened the locker and took out the bed linen, packed in two bags, the mouse ran out of there with great fear and ran away to look anywhere.

I opened my locker at 6:30 on the morning of May 26, 2014 and put on my jacket. Feeling the inside pocket of the jacket, I realized that my wallet was not there. I told the shift supervisor about this (I don't know his name). He said, “Go to Mr Poole. Let him give you another lock"

I called 911 at 6:55 am and talked about my wallet being stolen. Ten minutes later, a police officer arrived. He was met by the shift supervisor and escorted to his office. I was ordered to wait in the corridor.

I think the shift supervisor of the shelter showed the police officer my complaint dated May 25, 2014. On the night of May 26, 2014, Lieutenant Smith brought this complaint and gave it to the shift supervisor (see paragraphs 59-60). He told the policeman: "This is the kind of lie he writes." The policeman read the indicated place of my complaint within 3-4 minutes. The policeman then said goodbye to the shift supervisor and left the room. He didn't say anything to me and left. I wrote about this theft in the article [28, part 2, paragraph 8].

63. I arrived at the 7th police station on the morning of May 26, 2014. I wrote a Report about the theft on the night of May 26 from my locker number 184 of shelter 801. Below are sheets 1 and 2 of the Report in photos 17 and 18.


Photo 17. The first page of my report on the theft in a shelter dated May 26, 2014. ([28, part 2, paragraph 8].)


Photo 18. The second page of my report on the theft in a shelter dated May 26, 2014. Here is the signature of the police officer on duty, Ms. Daetonya Scoh. ([28, part 2, paragraph 8].)

64. On the morning of May 26, 2014, I requested and Ms. Daetonya Scoh, police officer on duty, Police Department 7, gave me a copy of two-page report 14074924. This report was written by police officer Mr. Kelvin V. Branch (Mr. Calvin W. Branch). Below I give sheets 1 and 2 of his Report 14074924 in the form of photos 19 and 20 ([28, part 2, paragraph 9]).


Photo 19. First page of report 14074924. ([28, part 2, paragraph 9).


Photo 20. Second page of report 14074924. ([28, part 2, paragraph 9).

There are many tables on the first page. I took from the first page only the title data concerning the document, and I publish the 2nd page in full. Below is the text.

“Metropolitan Police Preliminary Public MPD Document
Department Washington, D.C.

Incident – Based Event Report

Report number: 14074924

NARRATIVE Describe event and action taken.

R-1 Reports while traveling in the 3000 Blk of 7th St. SE, R-1 was flagged down by C-1 who advised that he was robbed by two young black male with one of the suspects armed with a gun. C-1 also advised that the suspects stole his black backpack containing his silver colored Toshiba laptop computer.

Further investigation revealed C-1 has made several reports for the same laptop computer being stolen CCN’s 13112229 and 13167550. C-1 has recently made a report for the same laptop computer being stolen and detective Campos is currently investigating according to detective Hunsucker. C-1 is also known to be a mental health consumer according to ofc. Halpin. Detective sgt. Fleming, detective Hunsucker and sgt. Larsen were on the scene.

Further investigation is pending” [28, part 2, paragraph 9]

Please note: Police officer Mr. Kelvin W. Branch in this report 14074924 writes about reports CCN 13112229 and CCN 13167550. I wrote about the theft of a backpack in a shelter on August 9, 2013 and about report 13112229 in paragraph 44 in this complaint statement: I there he unequivocally indicated that report 13112229 did not contain a word about the theft of a laptop (see paragraphs 44 and 45.1).

Police Officer Mr. Kelvin W. Branch falsely writes in report 14074924 dated May 26, 2014: "Further investigation revealed that C-1 made several reports for the same laptop stolen (in reports) CCN 13112229 and CCN 13167550. C- 1 recently made a report for the same laptop as stolen, and Detective Campos is currently investigating according to Detective Hunsucker."

I wrote in paragraphs 44 and 45.1 that in report 13112229 about the theft of a backpack in shelter 801 on the night of August 8-9, 2013, there is no word about the theft of a laptop. I also wrote in paragraphs 45.3 and 52-53 that report 13167550 says that I was beaten and robbed on November 21, 2013 and that my wallet with documents was taken away by the robbers. Therefore, in the report 13167550 there is no word about the robbery of my laptop.

To be precise: the theft of the bag, along with my first laptop, was organized in shelter 801 with the help of a professional thief on the morning of October 8, 2013 (see paragraphs 45.2 and 46-50). My second laptop was robbed on the night of May 26, 2014 by having my bag and backpack stolen by armed robbers (see paragraphs 45.5, 49 and 63-64).

Note: Police Officer Mr. Kelvin W. Branch, in report 14074924, also writes: "C-1 is also known to be a mental health consumer according to Officer Halpin." This is another way to use punitive psychiatry against me. I will write about punitive psychiatry in another paragraph in this complaint statement.

TO BE CONTINUED