More On My Case.

And I realize that not all police officers are bad, and not all police departments either. My problems seemed to be centered always in those two cities, Detroit and Dearborn. Until that incident September 11, 2013 in that city in Oakland County. Where a paramedic (who I always thought were dedicated to helping people) thought again that a good driver like me shouldn't be driving (for not proceeding thru a yellow "carefully, carefully" enough), but had a no problem with the older driver who didn't even see me or swerve. And I think even police and others in government would agree with me that it is outrageous that I am harassed for minding my own business with a good record and good insurance, while I live in a city where there is all kinds of a abuse and violence that goes on. And most people don't even bother to get insurance. But they were all right with all of that. They just thought I shouldn't be driving. Like I said that is beyond outrageous, and shows more than contempt for that law. That shows a special contempt for the law. Coupled with the fact they thought they were above the law or that it didn't apply to them. Even if the matter is totally corrected and everyone where I live moves on and even long forgets this all happened, I never will. I am permanently damaged, no one seems to care, and it was outrageous this happened at all. So I will never stop fighting it and exposing. I guess I really don't know what is going on and what people's motives or feelings about all of this is. I may not ever know that anymore than I'll ever know when this is over with. But it is outrageous it happened at all. And it is my job to always expose it, for the rest of my life.