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Good afternoon Officer Morales, my new case number is 1311098501.
The original case number is 0701010495.
I do not have the name of the officer.
My complaint is against the female sexual assault detective I spoke to in 2007 and the Tucson Police Department. I am assuming she is a detective based on her position within the department at the time.
I have injuries from being raped in 2005 and had two years from the rape to seek medical attention. She failed to inform me of that.
She did however call me a liar, told me I was his ex girlfriend and jealous and mad he dumped me and went on to tell me I was filing false charges to harass him. She told me I was lying about my injuries, which she said could have been caused by my underwear. She told me I was lying about being diagnosed with PTSD as a result of the rape.
She told me I couldn't prove any of it or that he was even in my apartment that day because I do not have a witness. *Keyhole photographs of my parking lot and the exterior of my apartment the day he raped me
She did not make any of the corrections to the report she told me she was making as we spoke, including the date which is incorrect because the rape occurred in June of that year not July, although he had the vehicle he was borrowing from us at the time and kept showing up to my apartment and hanging around until July 2nd.
I was afraid he would kill me. I did not tell police until he was in Pima County Jail for drug charges.
I did not tell police until January 1, 2007. I filed a restraining order on January 3, 2007. I went to the records department on Stone to get a copy of my report and was told it was not ready and they would mail me a copy.
I received my copy on February 14, 2007. I do not believe that to be accidental.
When I saw some of the information is incorrect I called 911 to find out how to correct the report since I had not been contacted by a detective yet. I was told to contact the detective handling my case. When I told them I had not been contacted I was told to contact the officer that I originally spoke with. I did not speak to him again since the woman that answered the phone gave me the name and number of a detective to contact but it turned out he was on medical leave at the time. I finally received a phone call from a female detective that did not make the corrections, did not update the file with her name and contact information or any information about the phone call or that it had ever taken place. I was told these facts in March 2009 when I attempted to file a complaint about her behavior towards victims. It is because of the injuries I am aware of and the problems I do know about as a result of those injuries, and the medical treatment I was denied because of her, that I have filed an online report against her.
The online form to file a report only allows one crime to be listed and the selection is very limited.
There are the crimes she committed, the crimes she is a part of within the police department, and the crimes she is a part of simply by choosing to attack the victim and refusing to investigate the crime.
Conspiracy
Threatening and intimidating
Kidnapping *
Sexual assault *
Stalking *
Aggravated assault *
Theft
Theft of means of transportation *
Theft by extortion
Deceptive business practices
False advertising
Participating in or assisting a criminal syndicate
Fraudulent schemes and artifices
Fraudulent schemes and practices willful concealment
Illegal control of an enterprise illegally conducting an enterprise
Tampering with a public record
Tampering with physical evidence
Influencing a witness
Compounding
Obstructing governmental operations
Obstructing criminal investigations or prosecutions
There is no statute of limitations on sexual assault in Arizona.
The prosecuting attorneys office told me that unless TPD charged him with a crime they could not indict him.
I would like to make it clear that I have been harassed by law enforcement since 2005 and I fear I will be further attacked by law enforcement for this complaint.
In January 2008 TPD tried to arrest me for insubordination. I do not know what they actually charged me with and I was released after seeing the judge.
In March 2009 Mesa police officers removed me from a hospital emergency room where I had gone for medical attention after being attacked where I was living and I was covered in bruises. I was taken to an office building with no employees in sight. A man came out and spoke to me. They waited several hours before taking photos of my bruises. Because I did not 'feel' like I had 'sex' while I was unconscious and being bruised I was told by police I was not attacked, I was not sexually assaulted, and I had bruised myself for attention. I was later told the building I was taken to is where victims of sexual assault and domestic violence are supposed to go for help.
I do not trust TPD and I will be posting a copy of this letter online. As a victim of the female officer and her employer Tucson Police Department, I fear further retaliation against me, family members, loved ones, and friends.
The illegal use of technology for illegal surveillance that has been used to allow and cover up crimes while documenting those crimes is not part of this complaint.
* Keyhole. Satellite surveillance. Aerial surveillance. Radiological. 13-2308.01.
Gwenyth Larsen
(520) 668 - 9430
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