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CALIFORNIA GOVERNMENT OFFICERS' HOME ADDRESSES: PRISON AND PAROLE
22 December 2011
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Christopher Abshire Correctional Officer Fresno County Sheriff.
1/2008 Barack Obama $225
1005 E SAGINAW WAY, Fresno CA
1005 E SAGINAW WAY, FRESNO CA 93704-4358.
Birth: ACUNA, LOUIS, J; 12/29/1945, MALE, mother ZATARAY, FRESNO county.
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DERRAL G ADAMS, 3033 VAN NESS BLVD, 03/01/2006, FRESNO, CA 93704 (559) 225-8939
DERRAL ADAMS, 7190 BELMONT AVE, 03/12/2002, FRESNO, CA 93727
DERRAL G ADAMS, 16935, 01/14/2001, MADERA, CA 93638
DERRAL C ADAMS Born 1947, 29628 WOODVIEW DR, 03/12/2002, MADERA, CA 93638
DERRAL G ADAMS (661) 758-4858.
661 is the area code for Mojave, Bakersfield, Santa Clarita, Palmdale, and south central California, California.
Born ADAMS DERRAL E 09/18/1982 MALE, mother PETERSON, county SACRAMENTO.
Licensee Name: FARAJOLLAH AFRASIABI, MD License Type: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON License Number: A37482 License Status: LICENSE RENEWED & CURRENT Public Record Actions: NONE AVAILABLE ON WEB SITE Original Issue Date: OCTOBER 01, 1981 Expiration Date: OCTOBER 31, 2009 Address: METROPOLITAN HOSP PSYCHIATRIST 11401 S BLOOMFIELD NORWALK, CA 90650 County: LOS ANGELES Medical School: ISFAHAN UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF MEDICINE Iran Year Graduated: 1969
People with similar names may recently have lived in LAKE FOREST, CA 92630; ORANGE, CA 92869; and TUSTIN, CA 92780.
Nick Aguilera, Physician and Surgeon, CA Medical Facility, CMF Vacaville. Someone with this name may recently have had an address in APPLE VALLEY, CA 92307.
Licensee Name: NICOLAS AGUILERA, MD License Type: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON License Number: A73773 License Status: LICENSE RENEWED & CURRENT Public Record Actions: NONE AVAILABLE ON WEB SITE Original Issue Date: JANUARY 18, 2001 Expiration Date: MAY 31, 2008 Address: 7343 SOUZA CIR SACRAMENTO, CA 95831 County: SACRAMENTO Medical School: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Year Graduated: 1997
We guess that most people graduate from American medical schools at abouty age 26. If Aguilera was average, he would have been born about 26 years before 1997, in about 1971. Below is information about some people named Nicolas Aguilera who seem to have had California addresses.
NICOLAS V AGUILERA 7343 SOUZA CIR 03/12/2002 SACRAMENTO, CA 95831. This is the medical license address.
NICOLAS V AGUILERA Born 1958, 2536 CHERRY AVE VISALIA, CA 93292 (559) 732-6408
NICOLAS V AGUILERA Born 1958, 2846 ELM CT 05/01/2006 VISALIA, CA 93291 (559) 732-6408
MARIO AGTRAP (243 CENTRAL AVE, SALINAS CA 93901, (831) 758-8553
Walter Allen, 54, of Covina, has been appointed assistant secretary for correctional safety. He has served as the director of the California Youth Authority since 2003. Previously, Allen worked for the Department of Justice for 24 years serving in many capacities including, assistant chief and senior agent in charge for the Los Angeles regional office. Allen was a member of the Covina City Council from 1997 to 2004, serving as mayor from 2003 to 2004. He is also a member of the California Narcotic Officers Association. This position does not require Senate confirmation and the compensation is $123,255. Allen is a Republican.
Allen, Walter; 2/16/2004 $250.00; 2167 E Bellbrook St.?; Covina, CA 91724; CAIF. YOUTH AUTHORITY/DIRECTOR; REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY (FED. ACCT.)
Allen, Walter MR. III; 2/9/2004 $345.00; 2167 Bellbrook St.?; COVINA, CA 91724; ST OF CA DEPT OF JUSTICE/SPECIAL AG; VICTORY 2004/CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN PARTY. According to our understanding of the governor's statement, Allen did not work for the DoJ in 2004.
Allen, Walter; 7/30/2004 $550.00; 2167 Bellbrook St?; Covina, CA 91724; City of Covina/Police Officer; FED POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AKA FED PAC)
Walter Allens in law enforcement and corrections in 2004 at the same address in 91724: a state CYA officer (consistent with the governor's statement), a state DoJ officer, and a city police officer.
Licensee Name: MARK J ALTCHEK, MD License Type: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON License Number: G43919 License Status: LICENSE RENEWED & CURRENT Public Record Actions: NONE AVAILABLE ON WEB SITE Original Issue Date: DECEMBER 15, 1980 Expiration Date: JUNE 30, 2008 Address: P O BOX 2000 VACAVILLE PRISON CALIFORNIA MEDICAL FACILITY VACAVILLE, CA 95696 County: SOLANO Medical School: NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE Year Graduated: 1977
MARK J ALTCHEK Born Jun 1950, 3413 SEABRIGHT AVE, 03/10/2004 DAVIS, CA 95616.
Birth MARK ALTCHEK 1950-06-30, possibly lived in Sparks NV 89431.
RAYMOND L ANDREASEN Born 1948, 124 WHITE SANDS DR, VACAVILLE, Solano County, CA 95687.
Licensee Name: RAYMOND LAWRENCE ANDREASEN, MD License Type: PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON License Number: C43008 License Status: LICENSE RENEWED & CURRENT Public Record Actions: NONE AVAILABLE ON WEB SITE Original Issue Date: JUNE 02, 1992 Expiration Date: JULY 31, 2009 Address: P O BOX 5603 VACAVILLE, CA 95696 County: SOLANO Medical School: INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Year Graduated: 1974
The following information is from URL http://www.solanocounty.com/resources/scips/asr/propchar.asp?NavId=691&Parcel_Id=0134332090.
parcel number 0134-332-090 Acres 0.14 Exemption $0 Lot Size 6,000 Census 2529.020 Tac 6062 Tac No 315 Tac Last Year 6062 Tac Year 8485 Recorded Map 42 -0061 Created on 04/26/1983 Created By Subdivision Map Subdivison - GOLF COURSE ESTATES Use Code - 1000 - improved sfr properties Unit - 1 Lot - 15 Block - n/a Sublot - n/a Property Characterisitcs Quality Class 6.5 Bedrooms 2 1st Floor 1,633 Year Built 1988 Baths 2.0 2nd Floor 0 Fireplace YS Dining Room YS Other Res Area 0 Swimming Pool None Family Room YS Additional Area 0 No Known Patio 0 Utility Room YS Total Res Area 1,633 Central Heating and Air Other Rooms 2 Factor Addl 0 Total Rooms 9 Garage Area 436 No Additional Structures Structure Area 0 Values By Year 2007/08 2006/07 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 Status AC AC AC AC AC Tax Area Code 6062 6062 6062 6062 6062 Tac Last Year 6062 6062 6062 6062 6062 Use Code 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Exem Status NA NA NA NA NA Full Values Land $74,567 $73,105 $71,672 $70,267 $68,979 Improvements $143,400 $140,588 $137,831 $135,128 $132,651 Trees/Vines $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Mineral Rights $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 F M & E $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Personal Prop $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Penalties $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Exemptions $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Total $217,967 $213,693 $209,503 $205,395 $201,630
CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION, PELICAN BAY STATE PRISON, CRESCENT CITY - Crescent City, DEL NORTE,Jackie Anthony, Delegated Testing, 5905 Lake Earl Drive, Crescent City, CA 95532,(707) 465-1000 ext. 5535
JACKIE M ANTHONY, 195 DEL MONTE ST 07/01/2005 CRESCENT CITY, CA 95531 (707) 464-9105
JACKIE M ANTHONY 455 C ST 05/01/2005 CRESCENT CITY, CA 95531 (707) 464-9105
Naomi Aoyagi, 52, of Sacramento, has been appointed chief for executive recruitment. She has served as assistant secretary for administration at the Youth and Adult Correctional Agency since September 2004 and prior to that was assistant secretary of administration and oversight for the Agency from 2000 to 2004. She held many positions within the Agency throughout her tenure including chief of the Planning and Policy Development Division, chief of fiscal systems for the Health Care Services Division and chief of administrative support and program evaluations. Aoyagi began her career in state service as the budget officer for the Office of Criminal Justice and Planning in 1985. This position does not require Senate confirmation and the compensation is $96,972. Aoyagi is a Democrat.
NAOMI AOYAGI, Born Aug 1952, 67 HIDDEN LAKE CIR (05/21/2003), SACRAMENTO, CA 95831.
NAOMI AOYAGI, 1214 GRAND RIVER DR (01/25/2002), SACRAMENTO, CA 95831
NAOMI AOYAGI, Born Aug 1952, 7523 DELTAWIND DR (01/25/2002), SACRAMENTO, CA 95831.
Birth NAOMI AOYAGI 1952-08-24, lived in Sacramento CA 95831.
CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION, RICHARD A. MCGEE CORRECTIONAL TRAINING CENTER - R. A. McGee CTCA, 7150 E. Arch Rd., Stockton, SAN JOAQUIN,Norma Apedaile, Personnel Liasion Office, 7150 East Arch Road, Stockton, CA 95215, 209-461-6212
Norma.Apedaile@cdcr.ca.gov
Notice how the email address is created.
NORMA L APEDAILE
born 1952 NORMA L APEDAILE
12040 COLT DR 11/16/2004 SUTTER CREEK, CA 95685 (209) 223-2756, (209) 267-0744
LENORE L ASHTON, 113 ROSEBURG WAY 03/12/2002 FAIRFIELD, CA 94533
LENORE L ASHTON Born Nov 1959, 965 ALAMO DR 03/12/2002 VACAVILLE, CA 95687
Possible birth: AYERS, DARRELL R; 05/18/1954, MALE, mother YATES, TULARE county. Tulare county is is in the middle of the state, bordering Inyo and Kern counties. Sacramento is in the north of California.
Department of Corrections (plural) and Rehabilitation (singular): many prisoners were corrected (plural) but only one was ever rehabilitated (singular).
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In our small, unscientifically constructed sample of officers, some of the officers are physicians. A high percentage of the physicians in our sample:
Many DCR physicians were described (before, during, or after working for DCR) as specializing in areas of medicine for which we guess DCR has a a limited need; for example: family practice, space medicine, and child psychiatry. Few DCR physicians were described as general practitioners.
22 December 2011
A county jail prisoner once had a prisoner commissary account in that jail. He used his account to buy sneakers from his jail's commissary. The prisoner, account, commissary, and sneakers were all in the county jail. In the middle of the night, the prisoner was woken and taken to a small room without a bed. He was given a blanked. He slept on the floor, sometimes sleeping on the blanket rather than directly on the hard floor, sometimes sleeping directly on the hard floor so that he could get a bit of warmth by having the blanket over him. It is illegal in that jail for the staff to make prisoners sleep on the floor. The sleepy prisoner slept on the floor because there was no bed. The prisoner was woken early in the morning so that he could be sent to state prison. He stopped lying on the floor and instead stood. He was given at least one receipt to sign and told to sign. He signed. The jail staff examined the prisoner's property to be sure that it did not include any property not owned by that prisoner. The county jail staff transferred him and that part of his property which the staff did not steal (for example, his sneakers were transferred, not stolen from him) to CDCR's ICR (Inmate Reception Center) at San Quentin State Prison. When he arrived at San Quentin, he was sleepy, hungry, and nauseated. He was on line with other new prisoners entering that prison that day. The prisoner neither wore nor possessed his sneakers while he was on that line.
A white, male, bored-looking, CDCR CO who had obtained the sneakers dangled them by their laces in front of the prisoner and asked him an obvious;y incomprehensible question, "County or private?". That was the entire question. The prisoner answered "County." That was the last time the prisoner ever saw those sneakers. CDCR wrongly deprived him of his sneakers, not even giving him a receipt for them.
Later that day, the new prisoner was brought to his cell at San Quentin, a two-person cell with a toilet and a sink but no toilet paper, soap, or towel. The prisoner eventually, luckily happened upon someone who could obtain things. As a result of that person's intervention, the prisoner soon had toilet paper, soap, and a towel. Toilet paper, soap, and a towel should have been in the cell when he got there.
Federal court monitor John Hagar, whom U.S. District Judge Thelton Henderson supervises, wrote about lies, perjury, brutality, and refusal to investigate at the CDC. Although the report suggests that top officials could be prosecuted, this did not happen, as we predicted (on this page on 5 April 2004) it would not.. Many prosecutors in California run for office bragging about their having been endorsed by law enforcement officer unions and correctional officer unions. Elected prosecutors appreciate those endorsements and related contributions. Most prosecutors in California loath prosecuting correctional officers as much as CDC executives loath investigating them, and for essentially the same reasons. Furthermore, the people described by Hagar have enthusiastic supporters throughout the world. How can we substantially reduce the grim problems described by Hagar? In our opinion, if those problems can be substantially reduced, maybe a way to do so is by legally weakening law enforcement officers' unions and especially correctional officers' unions, and by electing politicians not endorsed by those unions. Read carefully from a wide variety of sources before forming your own opinion.
Federal district judge Thelton Henderson wrote, in a letter released about 20 July 2004, that the recent agreement between the CCPOA union and the Arnold Schwarzenegger administration was "business as usual" in the state's scandal-plagued prison system, that the agreement gives the union more control than management has inside prison walls, and that the judge was considering taking over the California state Department of Corrections. Because California's federal trial courts also engage in business as usual, the judge did not take over the California state Department of Corrections except for a takeover in 2006 of most of the medical care provided to adult prisoners. As part of the medical takeover, there is a report about medical care provided to prisoners in 2006 in the California state prison system: (at former URL www.cprinc.org/docs/court/Receiver1stBiMoR070506.pdf) Receiver's First Bi-Monthly Report, 5 July 2006, in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California case C01-1351-TEH, a case in which Arnold Schwarzenegger and others are defendants. The report covers waste of money by the state prison system, inadequate punishment of prison medical staff, and terrible medical care provided to prisoners. Other (at former URL www.cprinc.org/docs/court/) documents in that court case are online, listed alphabetically by a brief version of the name of the document. At former URL www.cprinc.org/materials.htm, reports and plans made by the federal receiver were online. Varied files (at former URL www.cprinc.org/docs/) related to that court case were online.
Consider a hypothetical prisoner of CDCR, perhaps a parolee who physically is outside a California prison but legally is considered a prisoner of CDCR because he is on parole. He leaves California without his parole officer's permission and is arrested in Vermont because he left California. CDCR could have its parole officers fly to Vermont, take physical custody of him, and bring him back to California. Instead, CDCR hires a corporation which is a private, prisoner-transportation business to physically take him from Vermont to a CDCR prison in California. We are under the impression, perhaps wrongly, that California buys prisoner-transportation service from one or more corporations. The corporation drives the chained, shackled, handcuffed prisoner in a van from Vermont to California. Legally, the corporation is a person which can be arrested and prosecuted, and the property of which can be confiscated if used to do a crime. If a corporation or its C.O.s does a crime to a CDCR prisoner while transporting him outside California, who investigates and arrests? Would criminal investigation and arrest be done by internal affairs officers of CDCR? Who inspects to find out of the corporation provides, for example, proper food, sleeping facilities, ventilation, and medical care to the CDCR prisoner outside California; for example, while he's in a moving van for prolonged periods? If the treatment of DCR prisoners in a moving van outside California is so cruel as to be a crime, which agency's detectives investigate and arrest?
Reckless behavior sometimes is criminal. For example, people sometimes are prosecuted for firing a gun or driving a car recklessly. It is possible to practice medicine (for example, in a DCR prison) in a criminally reckless manner (which reckless might have, as part of its evidence, lack of proper records and lack of appropriate, diagnostic tests). As far as we know, there isn't a rule that a physician's treatment of his patient never is criminally reckless. Some physicians are negligent and some ore reckless. If a misdemeanor (perhaps a physician's misdemeanor recklessness) causes death, the one who did the misdemeanor is guilty of the felony of manslaughter, which felony often is called misdemeanor manslaughter. A driver can get a ticket for reckless driving even if no one is harmed but a physician won't get a ticket for recklessly practicing medicine if no one is harmed. DCR's Internal Affairs officers never give tickets for reckless practice of medicine. There is something unfair about the government criminally punishing commoners but not physicians for recklessness.
As far as we know, CCPOA is a union most of the members of which work for DCR as correctional officers or in related occupations. CCPOA has much, political power. Below is a little information about some California political contributors with "CCPOA" in their names.
An interesting feature of CCPOA IC expenditures in 2003-2004 (shown in the web page linked to just above) is that CCPOA IC paid exactly the same amount of money every month to some recipients, for many months. For example Sacramento attorney at law Wayne Lee Ordos (a specialist in political law) got exactly ten thousand dollars monthly for many months. When a lawyer is paid a fee for work he does, the fee usually varies from month to month. If the lawyer bills to be reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses, those expenses usually vary from month to month.
Rent usually is the same from month to month. If the client or lawyer think that the client is renting the lawyer or his name, then a fixed monthly fee may result. For example: if, when the client has a legal problem, what's important to the client is that a phone call or letter go from that lawyer to the source of the problem (not the amount of time that the lawyer or his associates worked), then the client is essentially renting the lawyer, not buying his work.
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