
Bridgeport Police Department
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Bridgeport Police Department has 1.0 star rating based on 2 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
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Pros: No pros.
Cons: Police perjury misconduct and definition.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "I would suggest anyone out there who has a criminal or civil case involving the Bridgeport Police Department, and especially Jeffrey Holtz, badge # 40462, who is involved in your case, hire a competent and private attorney to look into your case. If you or your loved one has already been convicted, and these officers are involved in the case, I would file an appeal and have it reopened. Don't let this happen to you.", "Respect for police is a virtue, but they should not tolerate corrupt, dishonest officers who lie.".
The aggregated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Bridgeport Police Department has 1.0 star rating based on 2 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
- Rating Distribution
Pros: No pros.
Cons: Police perjury misconduct and definition.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "I would suggest anyone out there who has a criminal or civil case involving the Bridgeport Police Department, and especially Jeffrey Holtz, badge # 40462, who is involved in your case, hire a competent and private attorney to look into your case. If you or your loved one has already been convicted, and these officers are involved in the case, I would file an appeal and have it reopened. Don't let this happen to you.", "Respect for police is a virtue, but they should not tolerate corrupt, dishonest officers who lie.".
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Verified Reviewer |The concealment of police misconducts.
After the court's investigation and more than three years of bias, the judge eventually scheduled a trial for me after three and half years of pre-judice and numerous pre-trial hearings in which the prosecution railroaded me. In any case, the defense and child advocate...
The significance of conducting an investigation is demonstrated by this case. Do not allow this to happen to you.
(When cops lie, the innocent pay.)
This is the reality. The Bridgeport Police Department has been under investigation for corruption for several years. "There have been several investigations into the Bridgeport Police Department for corruption. An internal investigation found that 17 Bridgeport police officers were facing discipline, nine could be fired after the city's Office of Internal Affairs found they lied on official reports." Consider the facts below:
After being wrongfully charged, set up, and framed by Officer Detective Jeffrey Holtz, badge number 40462, and law enforcement.
Before and after court, I've made several complaints with the Bridgeport Police Department's Internal Affairs.
Now, more than three and a half years after my compliance with them, they are still attempting to exploit my disability as a justification for the cops' lies and refusing to investigate Holtz's perjury and accept the reality that he lied.
Below, my conversation with Lt.
Adam Rozum of the Bridgeport Police Internal Affairs speaks for itself.
No disrespect intended because of my disability; I wrote our conversation on 9/1 down, so our conversation is clearer.
Please read this in full because it's as clear as it's going to get.
1. You talk about a judge signing off on the warrant for my arrest. And I say it was because of the lies and malicious intent told by Bridgeport Police Department Detective Jeffrey Holtz. Case in point: see below.
After an examination of Detective Holtz's evidence to the court, GA 2, and three ½ years of pre-justice, the judge finally fixed a trial date for me after nearly four years of prejudice and multiple pre-trial hearings in which the prosecution railroaded me.
In any case, the defense and child advocacy groups were given the first opportunity to speak. It's hardly surprising that the child advocate was unable to find the purported victim or witnesses. This case was likewise a nolle. (Ruled and signed by a Superior Court Judge.)
The Court My team's investigation was and is done.
Bridgeport Police internal may be ongoing only because the Bridgeport Police Department and its team chose to ignore it.
My first complaint was ignored. I had no idea what was going on. I just knew it was nonsense.
Interview with John K, second complaint: I had a better idea. It was obviously a framing.
On my next meeting with Bridgeport PD internally, because I was asked by John K in the meeting to let him know what happened after court and in the interview with the new internal investigator, I did.
I was framed.
Focus your attention on Jeffrey Holtz's evidence. And not a bogus story. Just concentrate on the police perjury.
Both recordings and the car were found to be false. And I've given Bridgeport Police internal documentation on that, including a photo of the car and two recordings.
Jeffrey Holtz has been accused of setting up and framing a man, Craig Sears, as well as forging and falsifying documents. And lying in official reports.
Pay attention to the dates and years. The reported nonsense is alleged to have happened on November 8th, 9th, and 10th 2019 on Catherine Street according to the warrant for my arrest and its reports. An investigation was conducted into my case, revealing that the car he used to frame me was not my car.
The JPG file created and modified on December 19, 2019, did not match the victim's description of the suspect. The recordings were also altered, with the WAV file in Ramos' interview on Catherine Street, allegedly recorded on December 21st, 2020, being modified on July 3rd, 2017.
"And 20 minutes into the alleged recording on December 21st, you will hear Jeffrey Holtz telling the alleged witness and victim that the police obtained my license plate on December 20th, 2019, on the east side. Contradicting the arrest warrant and all its reports."
As for this invented scenario, call from Camile D: The MP3 file was created at 12:01 p.m. on January 14, 2020.
It should be noted that you will hear things said differently if you listen to the recordings in different applications and with different computer software, since Jeffrey Holtz tells them what to say.
Having been modified so that it can be used for a different purpose as a reference, etc.
Craig Sears case highlights the importance of conducting an investigation and regarding the recordings,
Obtain modified and produced dates by examining document attributes and running them through a software tool to detect audio and video tampering.
It's not rocket science. Two voiceovers reveal altered recordings and a generic stock photo of a Ford Mustang GT, which detective Holtz claimed was my vehicle. Along with a fictional story, an alleged victim and witnesses, it was not my car. This implies evidence tampering, where Holtz created evidence, implicated me, accused me, and falsely arrested me.
It was setup by a frame-up.
That falls under 18 U.S. Code § 1038: False information and hoaxes:
Detective Holtz's fabrications of evidence and false accusations are not only damaging to the integrity of the investigation, but also raise serious concerns about the fairness and legitimacy of the entire legal process in general. It is clear that this setup was carefully designed to manipulate the facts and target me unjustly.
This incident is an example of how police officers manipulate facts and evidence to unjustly target an individual. It is essential to ensure that police officers are held accountable for their actions.
In simple terms, despite providing the court and police internal affairs with solid evidence, including recordings, documentation, and fraudulent reports, my requests for an investigation into police perjury were denied.
This refusal to address the issue can be described as an attempt to hide or cover up their misconduct. Click on the link further below.
Penal Code 118.1 makes it illegal for police officers to file a false report. Not to mention all the additional civil rights abuses.
Too many to list.
"Case in point" Is it possible to prove a sound file has been edited?
Yes, if you're the police, and it's important enough to you.
Forensic specialists are able to use variations in the AC supply that are common and logged across the entire electrical network. This is called electrical network frequency (ENF) analysis.
This applies even to audio recorded under studio conditions.
Begging the question of How often have the same insults been directed at others, and how often has detective Jeffrey Holtz 40462 of the Bridgeport, CT, police department accused the weak and disabled of wrongfully using the same witnesses?
To sum up, how many people has he wrongly convicted or falsely implicated by the Bridgeport Police Department and its Detective Bureau.?
Going back to the Bridgeport Police Internal. When the meeting was ended, they were unhappy because I had audio recorded it.
My name, my disability, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and, in my case, my right to record.
In the state of Connecticut, can you record an in person? Conversation.
Connecticut requires at least one party's consent to record an in-person conversation.
For telephonic conversations, the consent of all parties is required to avoid potential civil liability, though criminal penalties do not apply if at least one party has consented to the recording. Craig Sears consented to the in-person meeting with the Bridgeport Police Department's internal being recorded, but not the phone call.
User's recommendation: I would suggest anyone out there who has a criminal or civil case involving the Bridgeport Police Department, and especially Jeffrey Holtz, badge # 40462, who is involved in your case, hire a competent and private attorney to look into your case. If you or your loved one has already been convicted, and these officers are involved in the case, I would file an appeal and have it reopened. Don't let this happen to you.
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Verified Buyer |Discrimination against people with impairments in law enforcement.
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Preferred solution: Respect for police is a virtue, but they should not tolerate corrupt, dishonest officers who lie,
User's recommendation: Respect for police is a virtue, but they should not tolerate corrupt, dishonest officers who lie.
Police officers were rude
Review in Government and Politics category from Bridgeport, Connecticut
Police misconduct
Office of the Board of Police Commissioners.
Third floor of Police Headquarters, 300 Congress Street Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Re: Second Step Barros Hearing.
first I would like to say thank you for having me here today For the second step of my complete against Bridgeport police K9 officer Mark Martocchio. I would also like to add that if I slur my words when I'm talking this is just the way I am, I have a disability, this is why I'm choosing to read my testimony to you today.
The first time that I was pulled over by Bridgeport police officer Mark Martocchio my car was on the side of the road I was talking to someone that I knew as I explained to him that's when he pulled me and that person over and started talking to us individually, this is when I explained to him my situation with work and my disability after that he searched my car and told me to go on my way....
The second time officer Martocchio pulled me over he started calling me names an went as far as calling me ***, after that officer Martocchio pulled the keys out of the ignition of my car I felt threatened by this so I grabbed my cell phone and I attempted to call the Bridgeport police department to get a Lieutenant to come to the scene, that's when officer Mark Martocchio grab my cell phone out of my hands and threw it on top of my car and began to threaten me saying things like he is going to have my car towed if I keep coming to Bridgeport, then he searched me and my car without my permission or a valid reason then wrote me a complaint ticket....
A short while after that I started getting pulled over by other Bridgeport police officers threatening me while throwing me up against a fence telling me to stay out of Bridgeport, I even attempted to make a call to the police department when this was happening to me to make a complaint and had my cell phone ripped out of my hands, then one day, I even had a police officer in the town I live in, come to my apt saying that they received a call from the Bridgeport police department, Saying if I keep calling some girl in Bridgeport that they are going to put a warrant out for my arrest. That's when I began looking into what was going on and why this was happening to me, but I received no answers! That goes without saying It doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure out with whom and where it started...
The third time that I was pulled over by officer Martocchio I came out of a store and got in my car and as I was turning my car around to go back towards the main road officer Martocchio came up behind me and blocked me in, he got out of his car and came over to me and started asking me why are you here in Bridgeport. Isn't this a free country....
The fourth time that officer Martocchio pulled me over I was pulling into a gas station and Officer Martocchio pulled up behind me and ordered me to pull over into the back of the gas station he got out of his car came over to me and asked me for my driver's license and I gave it to him then he began to harass & threaten me when I asked him why he pulled me over he said that I was not wearing a seatbelt it was clear I was wearing a seatbelt and I kept repeating it he side tell it to the court, (threatening me, do you see the pattern here.) Within about 4 to 5 minutes another police officer came to the gas station and officer Martocchio went over to his car, I can see them talking to each other after about 1 minute officer Martocchio comes back over to my car throws my driver's license at me hitting me in the face with it then he backed off and only then I was able to leave. This was the first time and the last time that any other officer came to the scene where officer Martocchio was harassing or threatening me. (like he did every other time he pulled me over)
I'm tired of being harassed by the Bridgeport police.
On 3/19/15 was the 5th time that I was pulled over by officer Mark Martocchio.
Every time officer Martocchio pulls me over he has some sort of smart remark, like he did on 3/19/15 when he saw my car on the opposite side of the road from where he was driving officer Martocchio made a U-turn and came up behind my car. He was driving very fast and then turned on his lights and pulled me over and said, "You wanted to come down here (Bridgeport) so what are you doing here? I told him the truth and then he said, "you're not very smart are you" when I asked him why he pulled me over he said that I was not wearing a seatbelt. I was clearly wearing a seatbelt and I even tried explaining that if I was not wearing a seatbelt that the car alarm would go off repeatedly, but he wrote the "complaint ticket anyways. Having a disability and being called not smart - *** on more than one occasion by officer Martocchio is unexcitable. Example that's like a white person walking up to a collard person and using the N word not only is that racist but that's also discrimination! I feel the same way when officer Martocchio called me *** and another occasion not smart, not only do I feel threatened but I also feel very much discriminated against.
I don't know what his problem is or why he has it out for me or if this is just the kind of person he is. What I do know is now I have to feel threatened because of my disability as I explained to internal affairs I am a very well known documented national advocate for people with disabilities I go to meetings in Bridgeport my doctor's office are in Bridgeport. I used to live in Bridgeport for 27 years (I know a lot of people there) and various state and government offices that I have to go to for work/disability programs are in Bridgeport.
Police harassment is an abuse of an officer’s authority by continually stopping someone, aggressively questioning him or her, or by conducting an unwarranted or illegal search and seizure.
I feel like Officer Mark Martocchio goes out of his way to pull me over in every single different location. The things he has pulled me over for honestly have no purpose. "Not having my seat belt on" when it was on in clear sight! Really? I can't drive 2 seconds down the road without my seatbelt on because the bell rings constant, and it drives me up a wall. Plus I have a disability so the first thing I'm going to do when I get into a car is be safe and put my seatbelt on regardless. Police today use their badge as a symbol of power and this is why are society is the way it is. Instead of worries about the major issues, cops like officer Mark Martocchio are worried about why I'm in Bridgeport. Personal it is none of anyone's business why I'm in Bridgeport, especially because I'm not doing nothing wrong. Like I have stated before I come up here for a lot of reasons and one is work. And now when I do come to this town I have to worry about if I'm going to be pulled over and accused of "not wearing a seat belt" or "for being in the middle of the road while waiting for traffic to clear, not only that but know I have to worry about having a profile put on me because some officer wants to justify his actions to try and make a name for himself at my expense.
Fact: It's been several months and I'm still being harassed by the Bridgeport police department because of officer Mark Martocchio, about 1 ½ months ago I came out of my doctor's office off of east main street in Bpt as I was driving going towards route 8 a Bridgeport police officer pulled up behind my car as I was stopped at a traffic light, I can see him in my rearview mirror looking down typing on the keyboard of the computer in his car the next thing I know I saw the lights of his car turned on asking me to pull over, then that officer and a another officer got out of the car and started questioning me why are you here in Bridgeport.
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I would suggest anyone out there who has a criminal or civil case involving the Bridgeport Police Department, and especially if these officers are involved in your case, I would hire a competent and private attorney to look into your case. If you or your love one has already been convicted and these officers are involved in the case, I would file an appeal and have it re-opened.