Public Complaint No. 1708657567 - 2088926145

Rodolfo Alvarado Bermudez

Rochester Police Department

Date of Offense

February 22, 2024

Supporting Document(s)

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Statement

I was deprive of my constitutional protected rights under the color of law by force. 42 U.S.C 1983 section 241, not limited to section 242.

My personal property was unlawfully searched and seized without any Judicial order violating my 4th amendment protected right against unlawful search and seizure of private property not limited to papers and my right to travel.

My son was kidnapped at gun point, taken captive and forced into involuntary servitude performance from United States of America Republic to Monroe County Jail without any Judicial order of any kind Due process, summons or accusatory testimony sworn and signed by a damaged or injured party for any crime to exist.

Unlawful arrest is outline by the constitution of the United States of America clearly and any violation of an oath of office is punishable by Law.

Location

357 Flint St, Rochester, NY, USA

43.139642, -77.629298

New York Freedom of Information Law

Article 6 (Sections 84-90)

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