Nightmare in San Luis Obispo: False Workers Compensation Fraud Prosecution by DA

Nightmare in San Luis Obispo: False Workers Compensation Fraud Prosecution by DA



Wed, 1 Aug 2007 08:40:55 EDT

As we speak, an injured and disabled worker, REGINALD ANTHONY FAGAN, in San Luis Obispo is in court being railroaded by disgruntled and blood thirsty San Luis Obispo District Attorney Cunningham.

The judge, DA, and even the public defender are all a part of this elaborate "pay for prosecution" scheme. It's unconscionable. Although Mr. Fagan:

1. is obviously injured and has documentation and medical records that show his injury
2. Did not receive any money or other benefits for worker's comp (but the judge will not allow this information to be heard by the jury)
3. All of his ADA rights have been violated
4. An interim judge (outsider) asked the DA and the Public Defender why Mr. Fagan's case had not been thrown out because it is a bogus comp fraud cases
5. Mr. Fagan contacted the SLO Grand Jury
6. The investigators that the DA and insurance company hired is a felon and obtained bogus information illegally, but the judge will not allow this information to be heard by the jury
7. Mr. Fagan is still struggling with his disabilities
8. Mr. Fagan is homeless


The Judge, DA and public defender have mounted a despicable and unconscionable offense that gives Mr. Fagan no way to be found not guilty. This collaboration will make sure that Mr. Fagan is convicted at any cost. He has been fighting this case for several years now and despite the incompetence of the public defender, the judge is allowing the hearing to "go forward" in order to carry out their agenda of "pay for prosecution".

From yesterday's hearing on top of the more than a year of incompetent defense, it is quite clear that the public defender, Mr. Phillips and his law firm are an integral part of the high dollar stakes system of railroading innocent injured workers as trade for financial rewards from the state's insurance commission.

Your assistance in this matter is needed and most appreciated.

Sincerely,

bbrown
BrownBlanc [at] aol.com