CBRM Police Smash Garbage Can Dec 14 16/ STORY BELOW

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• published: 20 Dec 2016
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Cape Breton Regional Police SUV Destroys Garbage Can. Has to drive up on the median to do so. This is not an accident. At about 5pm on December 14th I pressed ‘SEND” on an email to the Nova Scotia Police complaints commissioner over an incident in August where Constable Keith Power of CBRM police arrived at my back door at about 11:45pm banging and pulling on the door demanding I open it. I opened the screen on the steel door and asked him why I should do that. He demanded I open the door again, yelling; “ CBRM police, open up.” Just like in movies for children, except I’m over 60 and aware of what proper police conduct is. This wasn’t it. I sent him away, but first asked why, exactly, he was at my door. He said there were complaints of kids “snooping” in the area. He told me my security cameras were illegal and he’d be back about it. They weren’t. He wasn’t. I phoned Constable Power’s superior officer, Lorne Weatherbee, in the succeeding days, who said he could find no record of a call in my neighbourhood on the evening of August 13, 2016. I audio tape these conversations in case i need them later, so i have the audio, but no way to get it up on YouTube that I’m aware of. So, I made a formal complaint to the Nova Scotia Police Complaints Commissioner, who then sends the issue to the local police chief, who has it investigated. The investigating officer, Sgt Best told me in October there HAD been a complaint at 11:30 pm on Aug 13th, from a Stephanie Ayre who rents a small house to the back of mine on Centre St., Sydney. Although I had also asked the records clerk if there had been any calls back in August and she assured me there were not, Sgt Best arrived at my house with a copy of what he said was a complaint from Stephanie Ayre, saying my camera was pointed at her house ( it was pointed at my driveway, as it still is, in the same position, except now there are more.) The camera had been in place for weeks, with no apparent problems. So, Ms Ayre apparently decided on a Saturday evening at 11:30, this was the time call the police. I passed this statement back to Sgt Best and told him it was not believable. Stephanie likes to tell stories. A couple of days before the report was to come back to me it was dropped into my mailbox by Sgt Best. It concluded that Cst Power had done nothing wrong and was signed by Inspector Walsh of the CBRP. I disagreed, and on the evening before the date to appeal was up, I emailed the commissioner and asked for an appeal. of Insp Walsh’s decision. I pressed ‘send’ on this document at 5 pm, on December 14th and at 5:15, a CBRM police SUV drove onto the sidewalk in front of my house and destroyed my tenants garbage can. That was fast work, but I’m now accustomed to their maneuvers. In the video here, you can see my tenant arrive home at .08, and place his garbage can atop a snowbank and on the median. Skip to 14:40 and you see a CBRM police SUV approach and block my driveway for several minutes before putting the SUV in drive and smashing the garbage can in several pieces. To do this, he had to drive onto the median and carefully avoid the pole which the garbage can was placed next to. He then backs up and turns on the emergency lights ( for affect maybe). And then begins the pantomime of locating the neighbour next door, who he says he is looking for. At 17:58 he approaches my door to tell me he has run over the garbage can, with a promise to replace it. I yell at him a little bit and he goes away. After requesting he replace it to his co-worker, he showed up on Dec 19th, with a shiny new garbage can. We are not close to the end of this story yet, as CBRP and a rich psychopath seem to have joined forces ( so to speak) and have recruited quite a number of alcoholics and mentally ill persons to carry out a campaign of harassment against me and others. It looks as though it could be a book someday.