LA Freeper ALERT: City of La Habra sues owner of 9-11 Memorial fence

Whittier Daily News ^ | Thursday, March 13, 2003 | Debbie Pfeiffer Trunnell

[cake_crumb]

"City Prosecutor Cynthia Blaylock said these charges are unrelated to this week's developments concerning the fence"

Sure. Has nothing to do with La Habra police standing around watching the destruction of private property and claiming it's just free speech. Just regular business. That the city seems to be trying to preempt Mr. Collison from filing a suit against the city for the police officers' failure to serve and protect as vandals destroyed a private memorial on his property is just a coincidence.

I suggest Mr. Collison IMMEDIATELY sue the city because members of it's police department witnessed people breaking the law, but did noting about it because the offenders were activizmnazis. If they try to make a stink, he can tell them it's just a coincidence : it has nothing to do with misdemeanor charges over some vague city regulations dealing with his business.

[gaspar]

For a bio on (you guessed it, leftist) Cynthia Blaylock see: www.jones-mayor.com/staff.html.

[bonesmccoy]

There's no page at your URL.
Please recheck your URL and repost the correct one.

Thanks.

[bonesmccoy]

YOU send it to the news outlets.

That's the point of FR. If you think of a response, just do it.

[VOA]

What can we do? Can we do something to help this guy out?

1. It might be a stretch, but maybe this could come under free-speech issues.
Try www.aclj.org. That's the American Center For Law and Justice, run by attorney
Jay Sekulow; it's at least affiliated with Pat Robertson's organization.
They usually cover issues of religious aspects in the workplace, schools, and zoning.
But the present situation might be part of their coverage/expertise.
(You can hear their show "Jay Sekulow Live" on KKLA 99.5 FM M-F at 9AM in the LA area.
At least that's where they were broadcast at least six months ago.)

2. I'm hazy on this, but I think an attorney named Brad Dacus (sp?) heads something
called the Pacific Justice Institute. I may be off on the name, but a Google search might
help you out.

[ffusco]

Kalifornia Uber Alles

[bonesmccoy]

Good idea, you should call them!

I think Duffy on KKLA might be interested if we call his program.

[gaspar]

Wow! Don't tell me that people don't monitor this site. Using a few tricks and Google, I found the site of the jones-mayor law firm (which as I recall was in San Diego). Blaylock was a lawyer with the firm and there was a picture of the woman (who appeared to be getting a little hefty). Her background was a little ambulance chasing balanced by "human rights" activities. It was not the sort of resume that would get you a job outside of city government. Sorry I can't provide more information; my effort to recall the data has also been blocked, and Blaylock now appears to be a non-person.

[gaspar]

Lord what a bonehead! it is jones-mayer, not jones-mayor. Repeat jones-mayer.

[bonesmccoy]

Now... is it just coincidence that she is an "expert" in "police litigation"???

Quoting the website: CYNTHIA BLAYLOCK Police Litigation, Employment Law, Municipal Law Ms. Blaylock brings a focus on law enforcement labor, employment and tort defense to the firm of Jones & Mayer. Ms. Blaylock is a trial attorney representing law enforcement mangement on personnel and labor issues, administrative investigations, disciplinary actions and appeals, with a special emphasis on civil rights litigation. Her litigation experience representing municipalities in a variety of civil actions has included practicing in both state and federal courts. Additionally, Ms. Blaylock serves as a Deputy City Prosecutor for several of Southern California cities. In that capacity, she prosecutes municipal violations and carries out public nuisance abatement procedures. Ms. Blaylock teaches legal seminars for the California Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) and also for the California Police Officers Association (CPOA). Prior to developing a practice in law enforcement, Ms. Blaylock specialized in business litigation in both commercial and bankruptcy areas. Her clients included large financial institutions and asset-based lenders. Ms. Blaylock attended Cal State Polytechnic University in Pomona, Western State University, the Rio Hondo Police Academy and Police Reserve Academy.

[RandallFlagg]

Email sent to Rush's private inbox!

Fox News contacted!

friends@foxnews.com; Comments@foxnews.com; Foxreport@foxnews.com; Hannity@foxnews.com; Myword@foxnews.com; Oreilly@foxnews.com; Cavuto@foxnews.com

 

[bonesmccoy]

Dude,
I don't know when you contacted FNC, but Laurie Dhue just discussed this thing on her program about 15 minutes ago!

Great work!

[norton]

link sucks.

[Duramaximus]

I would be the city leaders find little objection to the creation of a new state for Mexico called Azatlan composed of the lands now occupied by by California, Arizona, and Texas.

These people are disgusting.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

The woman assaulting the lady who built the memorial was Mexican.

[nycgal]

CYNTHIA BLAYLOCK
Police Litigation, Employment Law, Municipal Law

Ms. Blaylock brings a focus on law enforcement labor, employment and tort defense to the firm of Jones & Mayer. Ms. Blaylock is a trial attorney representing law enforcement mangement on personnel and labor issues, administrative investigations, disciplinary actions and appeals, with a special emphasis on civil rights litigation.

Her litigation experience representing municipalities in a variety of civil actions has included practicing in both state and federal courts. Additionally, Ms. Blaylock serves as a Deputy City Prosecutor for several of Southern California cities. In that capacity, she prosecutes municipal violations and carries out public nuisance abatement procedures. Ms. Blaylock teaches legal seminars for the California Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) and also for the California Police Officers Association (CPOA).

Prior to developing a practice in law enforcement, Ms. Blaylock specialized in business litigation in both commercial and bankruptcy areas. Her clients included large financial institutions and asset-based lenders.

Ms. Blaylock attended Cal State Polytechnic University in Pomona, Western State University, the Rio Hondo Police Academy and Police Reserve Academy.

[MonroeDNA]

Blaylock...hmmm...the name sounds familier.

This guy has been in the news before, for other anti-USA things, as I recall.

What's his number?

[MonroeDNA]

Cynthia W. Blaylock
Associate
714-446-1400
cwb@jones-mayer.com

[MonroeDNA]

http://www.jones-mayer.com/staff.html

scroll down to see her.

[MonroeDNA]

Ahh yes...a member of Jones & Mayer.

Activist trial lawyers.

Martin J. Mayer
Senior Partner
714-446-1400
mjm@jones-mayer.com