Public Complaint No. 1712264379 - 1611765392

Dallas Collier

California City Police Department

21130 Hacienda Boulevard

California City, California 93505

(760) 373-7044

https://www.califor…

Date of Offense

March 4, 2024

Complaint

Abuse of Authority

Bribery | Official Corruption

Conduct Unbecoming [Off-Duty]

Supporting Document(s)

Statement

I am 65 years old and have been abused by this police department since I ran for office and found corruption. This officer is a sergeant and over uses his authority he accused me of violating a third-party restraining order. My mother called them, and said I had nothing to do with her telling my son to Dismiss are we straining order that he got illegally against me pursuing him for money that he borrowed from me I went to the police department and filed the complaint against him within two seconds of me leaving the police department he had me arrested I just got out of the hospital for some serious health issues they took me there I had a contagious disease that was very dangerous. They took me to Martinez detention center and they were so worried about me infecting the whole jail that they got me out of there really fast. The officer that arrested me told me that he could’ve just cited me if it got too late when I was in the hospital , but he put other people in danger by doing what he did I found corruption when I ran for office a police officer name Rod County told me that they have an initiation for the new officers that they have to sleep with somebody in the community. They also beat me up on June 28 of 2022 after I turned in the same officer that arrested me on June 27th of 2022 name Frederick Williams

Location

Oakley Place department

California Public Records Act

§ 6250-6268

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