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Tag along with Keene activists as we visit the Keene City Clerk’s office to request some documents related to my upcoming trial. Watch the city clerk defy the statues when she clearly says lawsuit records are not filed or available for my inspection. According to the statutory requirements she mentions the records, shall be kept on file and made available for inspection. Given that she admitted to violating 91-A:4 (VI), will the police issue her a ticket as they would if you violated a statute? Is the city attempting to impede my lawsuit?

643:1 Official Oppression. – A public servant . . .

is guilty of a misdemeanor if, with a purpose to benefit himself or another or to harm another, he knowingly commits an unauthorized act. . . or knowingly refrains from performing a duty imposed on him by law or clearly inherent in the nature of his office.

OTN Takes a look at how the SPCA handled the situation with Brian Travis’s farm in Candia, NH. Brian describes the process of moving his 29 horses, converting his new farm to handle them, and the process he went through to learning to care for his animals in NH. I’m left wondering, where was the SPCA when they couldn’t find hay? Where was the SPCA when Brian was designing his sheds, attempting to build his fences? Surely a charity concerned with animal safety would see benefits of offering assistance over threatening others with the force of government. One things for sure, the Candia Police officer who arrested Travis’s son, doesn’t know the first about NH wiretap laws. At no time is consent required to record in public. Notification is only required when people have a reasonable expectation of privacy, but that didn’t stop this keystone cop from arresting Cooper Travis out of his own ignorance of the law. Candia PD seems to have violated more laws than I can count.