The now-famous Blog legal department reviews Second Circuit ruling on malicious prosecution, predicting that rookie puppy cop Brendan Danaher of Bloomfield Predatory Police will go down before a jury on the arrest of Matthew Couloute’s baby momma. Place your bets, millions on the table as Brendan is the tip of the iceberg, the small cog in the wheel of Connecticut criminal justice machinery that Couloute and his paedo pal Ryan McGuigan put into illegal motion to steal a child for deviant usage.
Spotlight obnoxious Attorney Kristen Maccini who has been lying to the world for four years that her puppy cop client did nothing wrong by penning an affidavit of lies, on complaint of a resident of Georgia over custodial interference of a battered mother and sexually abused child in safe haven in Buffalo. Maccini claims her pooper scooper client just did as Chief Paul Hammick instructed, leaving out the part that Judge John Danaher’s dark hand is involved, that prosecutor Danielle O’Connell does a favor for former prosecutor Couloute, that Judge Omar Williams, dark skinned brother of Couloute abuses office by issuing warrant with no probable cause recited. Couloute just needs to recover his revenue generator for use with his new southern paedo pals.
Second Circuit recently bitch slapped D. Connecticut federal Judge Alfred V. Covello for flunking first year law skool. The court of adult supervision to Connecticut federal jewdiciary rules:
“To state a § 1983 malicious prosecution claim a plaintiff must show a violation of his rights under the Fourth Amendment and must establish the elements of a malicious prosecution claim under state law.” Cornelio v. Connecticut, Under Connecticut law, “a malicious prosecution claim requires proof that (1) the defendant initiated or procured the institution of criminal proceedings against the plaintiff; (2) the criminal proceedings have terminated in favor of the plaintiff; (3) the defendant acted without probable cause; and (4) the defendant acted with malice, primarily for a purpose other than that of bringing an offender to justice.”
To parrot the Second Circuit on pooper scooper: (1) Brendan initiated arrest of mother, (2) charges eventually dropped by prosecutor, (3) Brendan had no probable cause, (4) Brendan’s efforts were solely to enable Couloute to seize his paedo toy, purpose unrelated to justice, while acting with malice. Now for the probable clause bomb:
The probable cause standard under Connecticut law and federal law are substantively identical, requiring a showing that officers have knowledge or reasonably trustworthy information of facts and circumstances that are sufficient to warrant a person of reasonable caution in the belief that the person to be arrested has committed or is committing a crime.” Washington v. Detective.
The TRUSTWORTHY information obtained by pooper scooper cop is merely false statements by Couloute, claiming to be a resident of Bloomfield, using an expired license of Fairfield address, while driving a car registered in Georgia, holding a Peach State license, with address in Cumming, working a local job, paying Georgia taxes, while son enrolled in a local school; with the child sex toy under jurisdiction of New York Family Court, restraining order issued against Couloute at his address in Cumming, while Brendan adjudicates that Connecticut court trumps New York, while scooping puppy poop; where Couloute left Connecticut, abandoned mother and daughter, no support, mother and child rescued by grandpa, taken to safe haven for food and shelter, jurisdiction of Connecticut extinguished. So much for ‘reasonable caution’.
BPD sleuths overlooked Couloute’s car in the parking lot with Georgia plates.
The now-famous Blog observes that the only legal advice to the claim of ‘custodial interference’ obtained by Bloomfield Police came from Couloute and likely some behind the scenes phone calls from Ryan McGuigan and Judge Danaher. Professional donut whores Chief Hammick, Sergeant Klomberg, and Suplee readily acted on the ‘untrustworthy’ complaint of Couloute, without reasonable caution. The scam is obvious, time for Bloomfield taxpayers to get out the checkbook, this is worth millions! Hiring idiots is costly, a jury will provide the dollar amount, puppy cop left twisting in the wind.
Editor’s Note: Cost of false arrests in deprivation of rights suits is skyrocketing, where this conspiracy of state actors is criminal conduct, a Nutmeg delicacy.
The conspirators abusing Connecticut criminal justice system to traffic Couloute’s child sex toy.
Attorney Kristen Maccini, milking a case with fraudulent defense for four years, has to watch her client hang for deprivation of rights, false arrest, malicious prosecution, which she has known all along, lining her pockets with lawyer feed, while Bloomfield taxpayers bleed.
