I am not going to bother rambling about my day, but I will say that there has been a very strong interest on my part over the last few days to walk out into St. Johns St., Port Moody and right into a moving car so that the PMPD has to deal with it. I actually have little other choice it appears. It will all just be covered up anyways, I doubt a Coroner will actually do much. I met one at the emergency shelter, it felt like he was a 'plant'. Same with that Interpol Officer, he felt like a 'plant', but he wasn't.
Anyways, onto the story...
Walking down St. Johns still wanting to type out what I have tried so many times, that being the delay, then the denial of trial on January 29th. Doesn't matter how they spin it, I feel it was an intentional denial of my Right to a trial just as it felt while it was happening. It was not done for me as they state, it was done for them. I doubt myself, but I am certain of that. Walking down St. Johns, I see an RCMP Member. I started to cross the street as I wanted to talk to him in the hopes I find the right Member. Just for conversation sake as not are alike. I had no intent to post here about it.
The crosswalk took too long and I decided against it. By the time I passed the officer, I decided that I should talk to him. So I crossed the street, approached the car and noted it was a woman. For the type of person I had in mind I was disappointed but I thought maybe I should try anyways. Maybe she's the right person. I let her know I wanted to talk to her and that I would wait for her to finish whatever she was up to. I should have known, she likely the PMPD to the scene as I was in Port Moody I was not prepared for that as I didn't want to touch on the topics that would arise.
This is where the audio begins. I did try to keep it exclusive to the RCMP Member for the subject I wanted but that fell apart quickly. I obviously could not converse with PMPD standing there. For the record, yes this PMPD Officer was Ok, I just was not prepared to talk to that uniform. Yesterday I bumped into a PMPD officer and an RCMP Member together. I waited for the PMPD Officer to leave before I approached. I regretted that as I think that particular officer was approachable for me. Now this.
Anyways this conversation did not go at all as I intended. I should have probably have just avoided it all together. As the conversation began with me choking on emotions, a third officer pulled up. He was grinning from the moment he approached intentionally covering his badge number 111 or 117. He never conversed with me, but he was all grins and he pulled each of the other officers aside one by one and spoke to them. I walked away thinking he was sociopathic douchebag.
That's the impression PMPD 111 (or 117) left, that he thought it was all funny. Yeah, it's really funny what your department did to a life long resident who loved Port Moody, worked very hard and very honestly, prevented his mother losing her house and everything in it while his older brothers undermined him for twenty years. Really funny. You should get a medal. Maybe they will make you Chief one day and you can lie on television to the general public, you'd probably be good at.
The RCMP Member wasn't who I was looking for, but she was nice. She just doesn't get it. The first initial PMPD Officer, I feel bad for my mannerism, I think you were alright without peer sabotage but I was just not prepared to talk to you. Anyways, you two guys EASILY could have been filing reports about scraping me off the street today just before the rush hour flood of traffic. If you think that is funny then you are the pieces of shit I called you out as.
You do not have to understand it, as most do not, but it is next to impossible for me to recover from this. Twenty five years in trade, $40+/hr plus all gone. Everything important to me - gone. Grin away - you think that is funny - a life long resident who did not cheat, steal, drink or do drugs. One who just centered his life around working honestly and not 'taking' from anyone. Really FUNNY.