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Friday, June 28, 2019

ELDER ABUSE ALERT – LISBETH “LIZ” SEBIANE AKA LIZ SEVIANE

This posting is directed to my estranged sibling Liz Sebiane. When I say estranged, I mean persona non grata to the millionth power. It is also a public safety alert, a tip-off to law enforcement (i.e., the LAPD, the L.A. County Sheriff, the San Bernardino Sheriff and the Upland Police), to San Bernardino County District Attorney Jason Anderson, to Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey and to Adult Protective Services in both Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County.

Liz, or are you using a different name again? The fact that you go by so many aliases (i.e., Lisbeth Sebiane, Liz Seviane, Lizabeth Seviane Bermudez, Lizbeth Seviane Bermudez, Lizbeth Maria de la Trinidad Sebiani, etc.) is very suspicious. Exactly what is your real name as stated on your “Costa Rican” birth certificate? Your last name was definitely never legally Bermudez as that is the surname of the married man you had a child with over 40 years ago who is still married to his wife and was arrested for human trafficking while he was in an inappropriate relationship with you.
  
So “Liz” it came to my attention that on June 24, 2019 you once again illegally accessed my elderly mother’s personal health information by making an intentional material misrepresentation to a health care worker to induce that worker into disclosing my mother’s private test results to you. For years you have persistently and illegally been infiltrating the health care system holding my mother’s records (and legally bound to the HIPPA Privacy Rule) through fraud to gain illegal access to her medical records and personal health information as part of a very sinister scheme for personal financial gain. For years you have been misusing my mother’s health care system as a platform to propagate a falsehood to advance your scheme for personal financial gain repeatedly lying to doctors and health care workers because you know that they are mandated reporters. For years you have been using my poor elderly mother as a pawn to try and get at her real estate even using my late elderly father, who by no mistake, suspiciously died at your home in Upland, California USA. For years you have filed false police reports, false elder abuse reports, lied to police officers, lied to detectives and lied to social workers; all to bump me off so you could take advantage of my mother and go after her real property. In collusion with and under the tutelage of your dishonest LAPD brother, Frank Jerry Seviane (Serial #32809) whose own motives were greed and revenge, you have, for years, used the L.A. County Sheriff as a surrogate for illegal activity to gain access to our residence to steal our personal belongings under the guise of a “welfare check” and other swatting style calls to the police. You’ve stolen money, mail, documents, prescription drugs, cherished photographs, jewelry, credit cards, driver’s licenses and both of my parents Social Security Cards; always by running a ruse on my elderly mother and the L.A. County Sheriff.  Twice by deception you took my elderly mother out of her home and held her against her will, forced her to go to an unethical lawyer who you used to try to blackmail me and caused her significant financial damage. You have unnecessarily subjected my mother to interrogation and investigation grossly violating her privacy and personal peace in a total disregard for her debilitating health issues. With your filthy lies, you methodically caused a rift in between her and her other children and all of her other familial relationships causing her great pain and isolation.

Your ongoing attempt to assume a forced fiduciary of my mother to take financial advantage of her and especially to take her real property has been thwarted by me.

I believe 100% that you hastened my late father’s death to clean out his Costa Rican and American bank accounts, collect on a life insurance policy and attempt a hostile takeover of his other assets; including his real property. For years before his traumatic brain injury you and your boyfriend Richard Diaz took advantage of my elderly father’s vulnerabilities (namely his declining health) to set yourself up financially. You went after his assets and real property in Costa Rica while he was still alive and even listed yourself as the only child of my father and mother with the Costa Rican government. And in order to do that you fraudulently obtained a Cedula (# 105720016) and falsely registered as a permanent resident of Costa Rica when, in fact, you are a permanent resident of the USA and living in Upland, CA. After my father’s severe ischemic stroke, you muted my mother and took over at the hospital with a suspicious, unofficial document (that you clearly composed and forged with my father's signature) then failed to get him therapy so he would remain paralyzed and unable to eat, drink or talk. Without my mother's consent and against her wishes, you then methodically transported him almost 60 miles away from his legal residence so he would die at your home. You prevented my mother from being alone with my father on his death bed because you were afraid of what he might say to her with what slight words he could utter in his weakened, dying state. And when he died, in collusion with your other two siblings, LAPD Officer Frank Jerry Seviane (Serial #32809) and Ana Lorraine Seviane Wilson Giras, you lied to the funeral home stating he only had three children eliminating me so all three of you could sign off on a cremation against my wishes to burn the evidence of my father's remains before an autopsy could be conducted. You then methodically put your name on my father’s death certificate, refused to give my mother custody of his ashes and refused to give her a copy of his death certificate. Then, with his death certificate, original Social Security Card and original CA Driver’s license (both that you stole) and, I'm sure, other forged or fraudulent documents, you proceeded to facilitate the disappearance of all of my father’s financial assets leaving my elderly mother broke with little resources to survive. And low and behold, immediately after my father’s untimely death, you and your daughter Dyeana Lorraine Bermudez (who also goes by numerous aliases including Dyeana Seviane) suddenly came into financial wealth of an unverifiable origin. https://jacqibone.blogspot.com/2020/12/shining-law-enforcement-spotlight-on.html You then made a trip to the L.A. County Registrar-Recorder and made an unsuccessful fraudulent attempt to take my father’s interest in my mother’s real property. And since that time, you have relentlessly harassed me and my mother pulling scheme after scheme in an attempt to get at what is now our property by proper legal process.

I am telling you right now that the jig is up. Your reign of terror is over. You WILL be held legally accountable for your crime spree. That is a promise.

Jacqueline Sebiane

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Thursday, June 27, 2019

El Segundo PD Crime Stoppers Public Service Announcement

Below is a crime stopping Public Service Announcement by the El Segundo Police Department. I am passionate about exposing people engaging in corrupt acts and criminal activity. I am passionate about seeking justice for the innocent victims of crime and corruption. Thank you for your hard work El Segundo PD.



A recent wallet theft from a local grocery store has prompted ESPD to send out a PSA regarding theft.
Imagine you have loaded up your grocery cart and leave your purse or wallet unattended in the cart for a second while you reach for an item. What you don’t realize is that someone has been watching you waiting for the chance to steal your purse/wallet. While your back is turned, the criminal will quickly grab your purse/wallet and leave before you even know what happened. Criminals watch for this and react quickly to remain undetected. Before you are even done shopping, the criminal has already left and is using your credit card in other stores to make illegal purchases.These thieves also target you while you are eating at a restaurant. Purses hung over the back of chairs are easy targets for these criminals. The crook will sit down near you and slyly reach into your purse to steal the wallet.Please watch the short clip below that captured a thief doing this at restaurant in El Segundo.

Always remember…See Something, Say Something!

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Beth Chapman Has Passed Away; Prayers For Duane "Dog" Chapman


Sunday, June 23, 2019

Good People, Good Vibes, Good Things; Bad People, Bad Vibes, Bad Things



Have you ever felt the sting after your voluntary or involuntary brush with a bad person or bad group of people? Has your life or life circumstances ever been impacted by the malfeasance or ill will of others? 

My life has been severely impacted by the dysfunctional nuclear family I was born into. My estranged siblings are a dysfunctional mess still seething in childhood jealousy and now greed for their quest in what they ignorantly and incorrectly perceive as a right to an inheritance. My connection to them is involuntary; consanguineous only. There is a reason for the saying... "you can pick your friends but not your family." Long ago I felt that sting I reference in the paragraph above and I disassociated from my ugly siblings completely. Nevertheless I have been the subject of their fixation and vicious attacks. And as you have read, one is a wayward cop, LAPD Officer Frank Jerry Seviane (Serial #13809), who has, for years, resorted to illegal tactics in collusion with his other two siblings for revenge, greed and to cover up his past association with Federal prisoner Colin Nathanson. My siblings have never won the battle nor the war that they collectively created in their sick minds. They only strengthened my character and my resolve to use my story to help other victims of sibling abuse and domestic abuse.

So, I say this from experience, my friends, be alert and aware enough to recognize people who do not have your best interest in mind and run, don't walk, away from them. Only surround yourself with good, decent people who uplift you, treat you with respect and have your best interest at heart.

Jacqueline Sebiane


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Saturday, June 22, 2019

DIRTY LAPD Detective Ryan Caplette Caught In The Act


There are so many “wolves in sheep’s clothing” working as cops at the Los Angeles Police Department. And my estranged brother, LAPD Officer Frank Jerry Seviane (Serial #32809), is one of them. His past personal and financial involvement with Federal Prisoner Colin Nathanson of South Africa, a con man convicted of defrauding investors out of approximately $55 Million through a fraudulent investment scheme, was and is a disqualifier for Officer Seviane’s current employment as a peace officer for the LAPD. However, I will resume with that subject matter in future postings. For now, the spotlight is on LAPD Detective Ryan Caplette; a 42 year old man of Torrance, CA USA who has been employed with the LAPD since 2008. Caplette was recently caught and arrested, while off-duty, for secretly filming men in a public restroom. Since there is a reasonable expectation of privacy in a public restroom, the affected parties’ legal rights to privacy were violated as it is logical to assume that the affected parties did not give Caplette consent to film them. And it is fairly obviously that Caplette was collecting this video footage for some nefarious purpose.

Below are some details to the story by NBC News

EVIDENCE SUPPORTS ALLEGED FILMING BY OFF-DUTY DETECTIVE IN ANGEL STADIUM BATHROOM, POLICE SAY

By Eric Leonard and Phil Drechsler Of NBC Los Angeles

Published Jun 19, 2019 at 4:16 PM | Updated at 6:16 PM PDT on Jun 19, 2019

Police in Anaheim said Wednesday investigators have found video evidence that backs up allegations an off-duty LAPD detective, who also serves as a department chaplain, was making video recordings inside a men's room while attending a baseball game at Angel Stadium.

Detectives obtained a search warrant for a portable electronic device that contained the recordings, Anaheim Police Sgt. Daron Wyatt confirmed.

Evidence that supports the bathroom videotaping claim were recovered, he said, though he declined to describe the recording device. Police were called June 8 after another person attending the game reported someone was recording inside a men's room.

Anaheim police said officers issued a citation to LAPD Detective Ryan P. Caplette and Caplette was released. No criminal charges have been filed.

"These allegations, if true, are deeply disgusting; filming inside a public restroom is unacceptable and inexcusable," the Los Angeles Police Protective League, the officers' union, said in a statement. "Police officers are entrusted to protect the public, not exploit them. There is no room in law enforcement for anyone who violates that trust."

Caplette has been assigned to home while the incident is investigated, an LAPD spokesperson said. He worked at the Department's Employee Relations Group, which handles workplace and labor issues. Caplette also served as one of the departments peer support officers with experience in "Christianity struggles."

LAPD records show he was hired in 2008.

The department declined to comment on his involvement with Big Brothers Big Sisters Los Angeles, which recognized Caplette at an awards banquet in 2017, according to photos from the event posted online.

"We are aware of the allegations and are actively monitoring the situation. Our thoughts are with the individuals who have been impacted," Big Brothers Big Sisters Los Angeles said in a statement Wednesday.

Wyatt said if Anaheim investigators saw evidence that related to additional incidents that occurred in other locations, the local law enforcement agencies there would be notified.

He could not confirm whether or not that had happened.

An official familiar with the LAPD's side of the investigation told NBCLA its internal affairs detectives were checking reports some video records found on the device appeared to have been made inside restrooms and locker rooms at the LAPD's Headquarters building in downtown LA.

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Tuesday, June 18, 2019

The Eyes Of A Deranged Would-Be Killer


Photojournalist Tom Fox captured this image before running behind a column. Fox's first instinct when he saw the gunman had been to reach for his camera. (Tom Fox/The Dallas Morning News via AP)

THE WASHINGTON POST
By Eli Rosenberg 
June 18, 2019 at 7:20 AM

A gunman clad in a mask, tactical gear and high-powered rifle opened fire outside a federal building in Dallas on Monday, causing alarm and panic but no injuries before the man was fatally shot by the police.

The shooting was reported widely. But perhaps the best documentation of the incident came from Tom Fox, a photographer for the Dallas Morning News.

Fox was there at the beginning of what would have been a typical day for any metro journalist: he was headed to the inauguration for the city’s new mayor but first stopped by the building, which houses a federal courthouse, to take photos of a defendant in a case about charter school fraud.

So he was waiting right in front of the building when the gunman, whom authorities identified as former Army infantryman Brian Isaack Clyde, showed up and opened fire.

Instead of running, Fox’s first instinct was to take photos. The results offered a rare glimpse of an active shooting from the perspective of someone in the immediate path of danger.

Fox captured one of the gunman, taken from just a few meters away, as the man approached the building in a low walk, his gloved hands holding a gun and ammunition clips racked on his belt. Authorities later said that the man had five 30-round magazines.

He also got photos of people, a security guard and a man in a suit fleeing as the gunman released a volley of shots. Then he jumped behind a column near the building’s entrance, attempting to make himself “as small as possible,” according to an account he gave to the Dallas Morning News.

“I just stood there and prayed that he wouldn’t walk past me,” Fox said. “Because if he walks past me and sees me, he’s going to shoot me. He’s already got the gun out."



Fox, who did not respond to an interview request from The Washington Post, shot video as well, including one recorded in the harrowing moments after the gunman retreated across the street.

The video captures Fox talking to unidentified authorities, potentially law enforcement, who ask where the gunman went.

Fox can be heard panting. “He didn’t go past me,” he tells them. “He was here and came this way.”

Video taken by another bystander from high above the street shows just how close Fox was to the shooter. The gunman runs up to the front of the federal building, at one point appearing to shoot toward the front entrance.
The shots reverberate down the block.

“Holy crap,” the person holding the camera says.
The entrance to the building is framed by two bulky columns that jut out from its exterior.

Fox hides behind one, unseen by the gunman, but just a few steps away.

The gunman then retreats, apparently after taking fire himself. He runs to a parking lot across the street; more shots ring out in his direction. Fox continued to take photos.

It is not clear whether the shots that damaged the building’s front doors were fired by the shooter or law enforcement officials.

Eventually, the gunman fell to the ground.

Fox took more photos and video of the gunman, then shirtless and injured, and the emergency responders that surrounded him.

He told the Morning News, where he has worked for 29 years, that the most perilous situation he’d ever faced on the job was a pack of hungry pit bulls he fended off in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina. He said he’d never been shot at. That his first move was to grab his camera was simple reflex.
“Your journalistic instincts just kick in,” he said. “You use the camera almost as a shield. I also felt a journalistic duty to do all that.”

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

Love Eases Pain


Pain is universal. And some pain is inflicted upon us by unforeseen events (e.g., a serious or terminal diagnosis, the death of a loved one, etc.) or unspeakable acts perpetrated against us by malicious, evil people. I know deep pain and I can sense pain in others even when they don't articulate it to me verbally. I learned how to love by the pain that was inflicted upon me. And I give love unconditionally because of it. So I ask you readers to do the same as you never know what someone is going through. The love you give may be the saving grace of that someone you know or encounter that is in deep pain that they don't talk about.

Jacqueline Sebiane


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Sunday, June 2, 2019

Food For Thought For The Cell Phone Addicts


























Have you ever been eating or visiting with someone who abruptly answers a call or rudely sends texts messages while in the middle of your time with them?  Have you ever seen a pedestrian walking on the streets or through a cross walk totally staring at their cell phone instead of paying attention to their surroundings?  People are so addicted to their cell phones these days that they just can't put them phone down. They even risk their own safety and that of others just to talk, send text messages and/or take selfies unbelievably while driving. My estranged brother, Frank Jerry Seviane, is one of those people and he is, astonishingly, a veteran police officer for the Los Angeles Police Department (#32809). And yes he spells our last name slightly different than me; it's not a typo. Anyhow, on the evening of April 28, 2018 he was driving while talking on his cell phone and caused a traffic collision that totaled out his expensive, leased Mercedes Benz (i.e., property of Mercedes Benz). His reckless distracted driving also caused other significant property damage as well as bodily injury. Whereas any civilian would be held legally responsible for this illegal act, he somehow skated away without accountability due, in my opinion, to the thin blue line and his commanding officers at LAPD 77th Community Station repeatedly turning a blind eye to his ongoing, outrageous conduct as well as covering up for him. Police Officers should be held to a higher standard and should lead by example. They should not be given immunity when breaking laws they are supposed to enforce. And when the "no texting while driving" law became effective in California USA, I was dating a 28 year old California Highway Patrol Officer named Bryan Walker who literally said to me that he could care less if people texted while driving. Unbelievable!

Distracted driving is a material consequence of the mass cell phone obsession. Distracted driving is rampant. Don't be reckless or willfully negligent like my estranged LAPD brother. Stay off your cell phone while driving. By all means, enjoy your cell phone but not so much so that you are disregarding or disrespecting the people around you or putting lives in danger; including your own.

Jacqueline Sebiane

Friday, May 17, 2019

Alana Thompson On Social Media


Alana Thomson, aka Honey Boo Boo, is such a sweet little girl who is constantly targeted with hate. And many of you reading this know how that feels. The haters are real. 

I love what Alana says at the end of this short video... "I have enough love to overcome all the hate." That's a powerful statement coming from this little lady. I feel the same. And if you are or become the target of any haters, don't give that hate life. I have been the target of hatred by three haters, my own siblings, because of jealously and greed. And the only life I will give that ugly hatred is to bring public visibility to it for exemplary purposes to help other victims.

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Thursday, May 16, 2019

2019 Equal Justice Works Fellowship Recipient Azin Ahmadi




I love this posting by the UCLA School Of Law for so many reasons. As a woman... as the offspring of immigrants who became naturalized citizens through proper legal process... as a fellow legal professional and UCLA Alumnus... as a double degree holder in the disciplines of Psychology and Sociology... as a supporter of holistic services... as a firm believer in advocacy... and most notably as a victim myself of domestic abuse by my estranged siblings... I really connect with this posting.

Congratulations Ms. Azin Ahmadi. And thank you to the UCLA School Of Law for equality in its admissions process.

Saturday, May 11, 2019

When Bad Things Happen To Good People...

Have you ever found yourself doing the right thing and the wrong thing happens? You were telling the truth about something but a liar telling lies was believed over you. You were loyal to someone but that someone betrayed you. You were faithful to your lover but that lover cheated on you. Your personal conduct and work product at a job was of the highest integrity but a dishonest person or group of people behaving badly were endorsed over you. You went to court on a civil matter and told the truth but the magistrate ruled in favor of your opposing party who was engaging in wrongdoing and committing perjury. You showed nothing but love to a family member who did not respond in like kind but instead treated you with hatred. 

Why do people doing the wrong thing win while people doing the right thing lose?

An innocent person goes to jail while a violent criminal freely walks the streets. A murderer kills and lives while his/her victim tragically loses their life. An extremist terrorist detonates a bomb seriously harming or killing innocent people and is celebrated by his terrorist group for sheer evil. A thief steals and benefits from the theft while his/her victim suffers the loss. A con artist successfully runs a con game while his/her victim or victims get conned. Ugly; very ugly. 

Society seems to reward and celebrate people who engage in improper, illegal, immoral and unethical behavior. This is, to me, completely unacceptable. This is the world that we know but it does not have to be the world that we live in. That is why it is my passion to snatch the curtain back on wrongdoers. I feel that it is my moral obligation if I see or know about something wrong to report it or expose it because where there is wrongdoing there are victims. And I am unequivocally a victim advocate. If you want the world to be a better place, I urge you to do as I do and report and/or expose wrongdoing. Remember the saying that the police uses all the time... "if you see something, say something."

Jacqueline Sebiane

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Thursday, May 9, 2019

An Eye For The Chiseled Physique



When I was a little girl, my daddy was very fit, muscular and athletic. He cycled in Palos Verdes, CA USA, lifted weights, jumped rope, ran, swam and played soccer. And I inherited that athletic gene from him. I use to sit on my daddy's lap and marvel at his big, rock hard biceps as he flexed for me. And I remember thinking "wow, my daddy is so strong." As it is with most little girls, my father was my hero and my protector. It is no wonder that since childhood I have always had a thing for the muscular, chiseled physique. And I have had the pleasure of not only learning from but being friends with and even dating some of the most famous bodybuilders in the world.

Thanks for sharing Samir!

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

The New Royal Baby Has Arrived

Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor was born at 05:26 on Monday 6th May. He is the first child of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and is seventh in line to the throne. Archie weighed 7lb 3oz and The Duke of Sussex was present for the birth.

Thursday, May 2, 2019

I'm Broken... And I Don't Need You To Tell Me Who To Be



Songwriters: Alecia B. Moore / John Mcdaid / Steve Mac

Broken & Beautiful lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

Thursday, April 18, 2019

Humility And Humanity

The other day as I was driving home from the market I saw something that made my heart full. As I waited at a red light, God led my eyes to see what He wanted me to see. There was an elderly African American woman who had crossed the street pulling a rolling basket and was struggling to get the basket up on to the curb. A shoe-less, homeless Caucasian woman, recognizing that the elderly African American woman was in danger of being hit by a car, rushed to help the elderly woman get on to the sidewalk away from oncoming traffic. What I loved about this was that in a world full of unspeakable hatred, humility and humanity still exists. The homeless woman, obviously struggling in her own life, with no prejudice whatsoever selflessly helped the vulnerable elderly woman to safety.

I urge you to open your heart so you can see with your eyes what God wants you to see. I urge you to practice silence so you can hear the messages God wants you to hear. Lessons from the Spirit come from the most unexpected places and out of the most unsuspecting circumstances.

Jacqueline Sebiane

Wednesday, April 10, 2019

TELL YOUR OWN STORY


Has any person or group of persons with ulterior motives ever tried to set you up or spin an untrue story about you to obtain something of value that is rightfully and legally yours or as a preemptive action to cover-up improper, immoral, unethical or illegal activity on their part? Has anyone ever assassinated your character to discredit you because you knew a fact or series of facts about them that was not convenient for them for you to know or tell about? Have you ever been the victim of any person or group of persons targeting you for jealously, hatred, greed or revenge?

These types of situations are more prevalent than one would imagine. So I encourage you to speak your truth from your perspective. Don’t ever let anyone tell you about you. Most importantly, don’t EVER let anyone, especially those with ulterior motives, tell others about you. No one knows you better than you. And no one but you has ever walked in your shoes. Your life experiences (including those imposed on you by others), and how you were positively or negatively affected by those experiences, are unique to you. You have the right, responsibility and privilege of telling your own story regardless of whether or not it is convenient for others if you tell it.

If you know me, know of me or are a regular reader of my various writings, you know that I have an estranged brother who is a Los Angeles Police Officer (Serial #32809) and a former love interest, Detective Jerry Gibson (Serial #32645), also of the Los Angeles Police Department. Both of them work out of the LAPD's 77th Community Station where a lot of questionable things happen; including the 2012 in-custody death of Vachel Howard (who suffered from Schizophrenia) which cost the City of Los Angeles $2.85 million dollars and the most recent incident of Detective Mike Johnson shooting an unarmed homeless veteran on skid row at approximately 3:30 AM while off duty. Unfortunately, my estranged brother's egregious actions, reckless life decisions and lack of moral character have severely impacted my life because he has unwantedly attached himself to my life. For better or worse, he is a part of my story as is Detective Jerry Gibson. And just as I am encouraging you, readers, I intend on telling my own story. More to come…

Jacqueline Sebiane


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Monday, April 8, 2019

The Public's Lack Of Respect For The Los Angeles Police Department



These images of attendees at the funeral procession of slain rapper Nipsey Hussle in Los Angeles, California USA speak volumes about the public's lack of respect for the Los Angeles Police Department. As the sister of a Los Angeles Police Officer, I can attest to the depravity that exists not only amongst the rank and file at the LAPD but also amongst it's leaders. During civil unrest, the people overwhelmingly outnumber the police putting the lives of police officers in danger; especially when there is little to no respect for the police. Since the police are responsible for keeping the peace, and restoring the peace during civil unrest, this lack of respect by the public ignites and fuels pandemonium also putting the public itself in danger. LAPD Chief Michel Moore needs to work on the critical issue of the public's distrust and lack of respect for the LAPD starting with the multi-faceted root causes (i.e., failing to conduct thorough background investigations during the hiring process, officers' treating the public rudely and disrespectfully despite being "public servants", corruption, cover-ups, racial profiling, excessive use of force, lack of accountability for officers violating the policies and procedures delineated in the LAPD Manual, lack of prosecution of officer's breaking the law, etc.).

Jacqueline Sebiane

Sunday, April 7, 2019

From The Victim Of LAPD Detective Mike Johnson (#34786) Of 77th Division





LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A homeless Marine who served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan returned to the United States safely only to be shot by an off-duty LAPD narcotics detective. 

The veteran, Michael Wise, tells Eyewitness News he knew from weapons training that the gun aimed at him that rainy February night was the real deal. 

"He had enough space to pull out a gun for me to be able to see down the rifling of it, down the rifling... is the spirals inside," says Wise. 

Detective Michael Johnson, an off-duty narcotics detective from 77th Division in South LA, remains at home recovering from his injuries. 

Wise admits to severely beating Johnson, but says it was in self-defense. Wise says he was standing on the sidewalk at 3:30 in the morning with a female friend when Johnson approached her aggressively. 

"You come with me or you come here... he just grabbed (her) arm and said come here," Wise says. "And he told me get the f--- out of here." 

"He shot me once, I grabbed the gun, got into an altercation with him, he shot me again and the second one actually hit -- that was a little bit rougher I remember," says Wise. 

"All I remember is hitting him in the face as hard as I f------ could until I could feel his bones breaking," he says. 

"My adrenaline was rushing and I was ready to fricking just take this threat out completely." 

The LAPD confirms that Detective Johnson visited a bar after a training session in downtown Los Angeles on Feb. 14. Somehow he wound up on Skid Row in the middle of the night. 

Video obtained exclusively by Eyewitness News reveals dramatic moments as Wise wanders along 6th Street moments after the shooting. 

It is raining. Wise is stripped to the waist. He is using his shirt to plug his wound. 

"I just remember ripping my shirt off to use it as a knot to apply pressure to it," Wise recalls of the bullet wound. 

"Hurry up, please, please. He is bleeding pretty good," says a caller to 911. 

Paramedics arrive to a confusing scene. There's another man down with severe head injuries. Neither the paramedics nor Wise knew that the other man was an LAPD officer. 

"I didn't know who the hell he was, he never introduced himself as a cop," says Wise. "I wound up being on top of him and trying to wrestle him away. I heard somebody say - oh my god, he's got a gun," says Wise. "He hit me a second time." 

Wise says LAPD detectives tried twice to interview him during his week-long stay at the hospital, but he declined to cooperate. 

Johnson's wounds were so severe that another caller to 911 believed he'd been shot in the head. 

"Muscle memory kicks in," Wise says. "I was shot, I was hurt." 

Surgeons at County-USC saved the veteran's life, but left the bullet inside Wise for now. 

"That's the bullet, that's my new closest friend," says Wise, showing Eyewitness News where the bullet is lodged in his torso. 

The LAPD says detectives are still in the early stages of their investigation. 

"At this point, no arrests have been made in connection with the incident," says LAPD spokesperson Josh Rubenstein. 

"We also do not draw any conclusions about whether the officer acted consistent with our policies and the law until all the facts are known and the investigation is complete." 

Rubenstein tells Eyewitness News that officers are not prohibited from carrying a weapon off-duty, even if they are drinking. However, officers are expected to use good judgment and must at all times follow "use of force" policies, using deadly force only if the situation warrants. 

Wise says he has no problem with the LAPD in general, but questions why the detective acted in the manner he did that February night. 

"I would've expected him to act a little more professional," says Wise. "I pray God does forgive him." 

Saturday, April 6, 2019

California Highway Patrol Sgt. Steve Licon - End Of Watch

I remember from an in-depth conversation I had with California Highway Patrol Sergeant Cathy A. Moore that one of the greatest risks to a CHP officer is being hit by oncoming traffic during a simple traffic stop. Imagine the stress of going to work each day under these circumstances in addition to the other dangers of police work. Please show your support for our law enforcement officers. We need them. We rely on them. They are human. I am not talking about the ugly contingency of rogue officers individually and collectively engaging in malfeasance. I am talking about the hard working officers who risk their lives everyday for our safety and security.  

My heart breaks for the loss of CHP Sergeant Steve Licon who died 4/6/2019 while in the line of duty.

Monday, April 1, 2019

Rachel McLish, The Original Queen Of Fitness



Rachel McLish, the original queen of fitness, is such a sweet, loving soul. I want to be just like her when I grow up. 

Saturday, March 30, 2019

DIRTY Laundry At The LAPD



Among other issues, the alleged covert sexism at the Los Angeles Police Department and the issues that plague Internal Affairs Group, LAPD are unacceptable. The reason you see so many strange and shocking stories on the news of LAPD sworn personnel engaging in gross misconduct and/or flagrantly breaking the law has a lot to do with the gross and intentional negligence of the LAPD's Internal Affairs Group. There is a culture of depravity and a lack of accountability at the LAPD. As the sister of a rogue (and now former LAPD Officer), I am speaking from personal experience.  The LAPD is governed by the Chief of Police (currently Michel Moore; Chief Charlie Beck's successor) and the Los Angeles Police Commission; a five-member, civilian-only body of appointed officials. So why do the issues that impact civilians as well as select sworn personnel continue unaddressed?

Self-Improvement Is Fueled By Self-Belief


Friday, March 29, 2019

UCLA, Anti-Bullying And The Los Angeles Police Department

I am a proud UCLA alumnus. At a very young age I worked methodically and super hard to earn that esteemed degree. I made all the grades in High School, earned a high GPA, excelled on the SAT and met all the exclusionary entrance criteria beating out a large pool of qualified applicants for a coveted spot as a student at the university at the age of just 17 years old. I jumped every hurdle and faced every challenge with bravery. I met every requirement, conquered the rigorous curriculum, passed every exam and with perseverance proudly graduated from UCLA. And all throughout my collegiate journey was my loving late father Efrain supporting me emotionally and financially. Ironically, my estranged brother, LAPD Officer Frank Jerry Seviane (Serial #32809) who never pursued or obtained an education nor achieved a college degree, loves to hate on me and call me stupid. For many, many years I have had to endure relentless, unwarranted and illegal attacks by this individual rooted in hatred and jealousy while the commanding staff of the Los Angeles Police Department not only remained complicit but also covered up for him at my expense. So, in the spirit of anti-bullying, I am sharing my story so that others who have been the victims of mistreatment or who have been impacted by the crime of bullying have the courage to speak out. 

This article goes out to that malicious bully, LAPD Officer Frank Jerry Seviane (Serial #32809), apparently employed by the Los Angeles Police Department under the policy of Affirmative Action, so he clearly understands that anyone who graduated from UCLA is the antithesis of "stupid"...



G
raduate schools and programs at UCLA have once again been cited for excellence with six having been named among the top 5 in the country by U.S. News and World Report. Another five are among the top 10.
The rankings, released online today, will be published in the Best Graduate Schools 2020 guidebook, scheduled to hit newsstands this spring.
The graduate program rankings are based on experts’ opinions about program excellence and on statistical indicators that measure the quality of a school’s faculty, research and students. Surveys of more than 2,000 graduate programs and more than 22,000 academics and professionals in the disciplines were conducted in fall 2018 and early 2019.
This list includes the most recent U.S. News rankings for various UCLA graduate programs, some of which are not reviewed each year:
No. 13 (tied) among social work programs and No. 14 (tied) among public affairs schools 
Many other UCLA graduate programs housed in the UCLA College also fared well, including:
Psychology (No. 3, tied)
English (No. 6, tied)
Math (No. 7, tied)
Sociology (No. 8, tied)
History (No. 9, tied)
Political science (No. 12, tied)
Economics (No. 12, tied)
Earth sciences (No. 13, tied)
Chemistry (No. 15, tied)
Physics (No. 17, tied)
Biological sciences (No. 18, tied)
This is just the latest recognition for UCLA, which consistently performs well in a broad range of rankings. Last fall, UCLA was named the No. 1 U.S. public university in both the U.S. News Best Colleges ranking and Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education survey. In addition, UCLA was ranked the No. 1 college for transfer students by Money. UCLA was also named the No. 2 U.S public universities (No. 17 overall) by U.S. News in its 2019 World University Rankings and No. 3 American public university (No. 13 overall) in its Best Global Universities ranking.