"A person is guilty of second-degree kidnapping if he or she abducts another person (§ 135.20). This crime lacks the aggravating circumstances in first-degree kidnapping, and it is ranked as a class B felony. A person who is convicted of a class B felony in New York State can be sentenced to one to eight years in prison (§ 70.00)."
This letter was written after a lengthy meeting with the CCRB at which Sunny was told that he was not entitled to the name of the person that ordered his detention.
Exactly two months after this letter was written, Sunny Sheu was found bludgeoned to death on a remote dead end street in Queens.
Had the CCRB alerted the detectives that kidnapped and threatened Sunny that their actions were being investigated, there is a good chance he would be alive today.
Ms. Joan M. Thompson
Executive Director
CCRB 4/26/2010
RE:OCD200914624
Dear Ms. Thompson:
How are you doing ? I have filed complaint against two NYPD Det to your office, but I think the investigator who handles my case misunderstanding my complaint. Furthermore, the two Det’s name from Captain Sylvester Ge maybe fake, because while FBI agent called to Captain Ge, he told FBI agent “No case” and I never have chance to see pictures to identify the two Det and your office may never request the ‘log” to see who filed complaint against me and when and who assigned the two Det to Queens Supreme Court ,and the judge’s home.
Would you mind to assign the other investigator to handle my case ?
Kidnapping:
I told the supervisor of investigator “after I step out the court room, the two Det run to stop in front of me they told me “ We need to talk with you about your mortgage fraud case”, they flash a ID and show me they weare gun.
I said ok, let’s sit down on there (there are bench on the other side of hall way”,but they said “NO, NO,you need go to our place”, I told thme I don’t want to go, let’s sit down on the bench and talk”, then the two Det move to standing with me side by side,one on my right handside,the other one on my left hand side”, they force me go with them. I insist to sit down on the bench, but they weare guns and force me go with them. Is not this a kidnapping or intentional false arrest ?
Kidnapping or intentional false arrests, resulting in a loss of liberty.
1.They flash their badge, show me they weare gun, I ask their business card or name,they said “you don’t need”. From first minute to last minute, they refused to identify themselves or gave business card.
2. By fraud, they told me they need to talk with me about my mortgage fraud case, I answer, let’s sit down on the bench, but they said “No”, go to our office,
3. By force, they show me they weare gun again and change position, one standing in my right hand side, the other in my left hand side, force me to go with them. I said “NO”, let’s sit down there (on the other side of hall way has bench), but they forced me go with them to a small unmarked car ,then ride to Queens DA office back door.
No Miranda warning
No complaint number
No any legal paper
Criminal Restraint:
They act like mafia, shouting and shouting to give me a “listen”, to warning again and again.
They “abuse authority” to “knowingly hold me in a condition of involuntary in a small room inside Queens DA office.
They refuse me to see lawyer or Assistant DA Jason Garelick or Mike Abseny (they handled my mortgage fraud case in Queens DA office).
Criminal threatening
1.They act like mafia in God father movie, kept said “Every place has gan”.
2.They force me Never file complaint about Judge Joseph Golia bias,discrimination,deprive my due process rights to counter claim,cross claim,discovery,deposition,subpoena any piece of paper,or people to foreclosure my home.
3.They forced me to give up my house,they said my house is belong to the bank,never fighting again.
Witness intimidation
They forced me Never contact Det Keith Ng,Kin Lee again ,these two police used to handle my mortgage fraud investigation, they agreed to testify about thcommitted by the other criminals without subpoena.
Following the CCRB's receipt of this letter, I accompanied Sunny to the CCRB to make sure they understood the gravity and urgency of Sunny's situation.
ReplyDeleteI was astonished and appalled at the treatment he received. The woman he met with refused to acknowledge that he had any valid claim, and told him that it was not the CCRB's responsibility to find out who ordered his illegal detention.
She defended the actions of the cops and berated Sunny Sheu.
I tried to record her abuse on my phone and we were thrown out of the office.
The CCRB is a disgrace.