Police Reports of March 20, & April 4, 1996

Please consider this page under construction - more order to come - thanks Debby

Weible

Page 139 para 6) Weible N/E Room ...At approx. 1850 hours I looked under the table near the sofa and found a baby fresh wipes container containing marijuana and tax stamp....$1.00 in U. S. Currency, and 1 best buy certificate. ...I continued searching and approx. 1848 hours I found one blue wallet with a marijuana leaf on it wtitched in containing U. S. Currency. There was 1 $5.00 bill, 4 $1.00 bills, and 93 cnets. Also with Misc. ID in it. ID was for Mechell Moore. I found this wallen on the sofa located on the N/E bedroom.

Page 140 para 1) Weible It should be noted when I found the blue wallet I also found a blue in color organizer with angels on it.

Para 2) Weible I continued searching the room and at approx. 1920 hours I found a roladex with numerous names and phone number in it. I retrived this as evidence also. At approx. 1930 hours I retriveved two letters from the floor of the N/E room and about that same time on the top shelf of the closet I retrieved some illegal fireworks.

White

Page 36 para 2) White ...At approx. 2325 hours I also collected a $20.00 bill, serial number 104250506. This was setting by itself on the coffee table.

Page 37 para 4) At approx. 0120 hours on 3 21 96, I submitted the drug evidence which I had located in the northeast bedroom on the 2nd floor. Inside this single envelope was 4 items marked A, B, C, & D.

Item A contained a clear plastic bag with green botanical substance.

Item B, clear 0plastic bag of green botanical substance

Item C, 12 roaches and a metal tin

D - Clear plastic bag with green botanical substance.

A, B, & C, were collected on 3 20 96 at 2325 hours from the wooden box on the coffee table in the northease bedroom. Item D was collected on 3 20 96 at approx. 2328 hours from a purple, silver and blue paper box on the coffee table in the northeast bedroom. All of these items were submitted at approx. 0120 hours. Items C & D, were in plastic bags that were provided by myself. Items A & B were in clear plastic bags as they were then they were collected.

Para 7) [LISTS OF CONTENTS OF PAPER BOX & WOODEN BOX, TAKEN FROM N/E BEDROOM, AS EVIDENCE NUMBERED A - DD]

Page 38 para 1) White Cont. ...Ceremic pipe with face, 2, metal pipe, purple with black plastic, AA Tax stamp dated 4 22 96, BB, wooded bowl with screen, CC, bowl and screen, 2 pushrods, roach clips with beads, key ring in plastic bag, DD, Wooden box with 5 tax stamps afixed inside dated 1 24 95, 8 11 95, 5 14 95, 2 17 95, 1 10 96, with latch top. All the above items were in the wooden box labed as DD.

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58 White: Physical evidence WPD receipt

59 White: Request for Labatory Examination for THC 60 White: Labatory Examination: Results: Positive for THC

APRIL 2, 1996 Page 137 para 4) White N/E Room)...I located on a coffee table which sets in the center of the room directly south of the sofa that sets on th north wall a red heart shaped tin. This tin was setting on the above mentioned coffee table and contained a marijuana tax stamp. Also inside the tin was a clear bag containing a greet botanical substance. This was marked as drug evidence “D” and turned in to the lab at a later time.... On the same above mentioned coffee table At approx. 1842 hours I located two hand rolled marijuana cigarettes [THERE WERE ALSO TWO TAX STAMPS ONE LAYING ON EITHER SIDE OF THE TWO JOINTS]. The marijuana cigarettes were turned in as drug evidence “E” on the evidence receipt....At approx. 1848 hours I located a wooden box with a tax stamp in it and it also contained marijuana. This was located on the top of the sofa which is directly north of the above mentioned coffee table., “E” Page 181....para 1) White Evidence: One tae and staple sealed evidence envelope containing the following: · One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “A”, containing one cigarette but · One zip loc baggie, amrked “B” containing green botanical material · One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “C”, containing green botanical material · One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “D”, containing green botanical material · One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “E”, containing two hand rolled cigarettes. Items “A thru E’ submitted by Off. White 1427, WPD, on 4 2 96

Results” · “A” Marijuana containing THC Residue · “B” Marijuana containing THC = 2.34 g · “C” Marijuana containing THC = .66g · “D” Marijuana containing THC =1.60g · “E” Marijuana containing THC = .47 g. Total weight of the other cigarettte = .52 g

Whittredge - Drug Dog Officer

Page 42 Para 5) Whittredge I then assisted in searching the porch area and I did find along the south wall on some metal shelving a box containing a set of scales. In this particular box was what appeared to be a marijuana seed and some green botanical substance that did appear to be marijuana to me. I did point this item out to Det. Stone who was collecting evidence.

Tax Stamps Evidence

Page 27 para 2 Allred Report of 3 20 96 by BJS Mar 27, 1996 Also on the bottom of the cooler there was a yellow in color piece of paper that had the words “Tax Stamp” written on it. Atached to this yellow piece of paper was a white in color stub which on this stub stated Traveler’s Express Company, Inc. Drawer. ...#’s 8407070601 and across from this it said 12 14 95....$200.00...Under this were the numbers 904630142490748 01

Page 29 para 1) Allred ...The tax stamps that I had located in the coleman cooler was also submitted as evidence to property and evidence by this officer.

Page 34 para 1) Mumma I also observed tax stamps on the counter area for Kansas drug law.

Page 40 Para 2) Otis I then begin to search a standup dresser/cabinet that was just to the right of the sewing table. There was a lot of magazines and assorted documentation in it. There was a cardboard box setting on a shelf inside of this cabinet and upon looking into the cardboard box I found receipts for Kansas Marijuana Tax Stamps in which someone had purchased. There was also other documents in reference to Marijuana Tax Stamps, as well as phone records, etc. I seized this box with all of the documents.

April 2, 1996

Page 125 para 1) Mumma ...From beneath the glass of the register counter top I collected tax stamps from Texas, Utah, and two from Kansas...

page 131 para 7)Crump approx 1’ below the ceiling level and on this shoebox lid was some loose marijuana. There was also a gold container containing a $10 Tax Stamp, which expired 6 18 96. There was also a plastic baggy containing some marijuana. This plastic baggy had a hole in it, so I placed it into a ziploc evidence bag.

Page 133 Para 7) Brimer Also from the sewing machine drawer where the $120.00 was found were several Kansas Tax Stamps...Also above the sewing machine were tax stamps on a shelf. I also collected a tin containing a small marijuana roach and the seeds from the same shelf.

Page 137 para 4) White N/E Room)...I located on a coffee table which sets in the center of the room directly south of the sofa that sets on th north wall a red heart shaped tin. This tin was setting on the above mentioned coffee table and contained a marijuana tax stamp. Also inside the tin was a clear bag containing a greet botanical substance. This was marked as drug evidence “D” and turned in to the lab at a later time.... On the same above mentioned coffee table At approx. 1842 hours I located two hand rolled marijuana cigarettes [THERE WERE ALSO TWO TAX STAMPS ONE LAYING ON EITHER SIDE OF THE TWO JOINTS]. The marijuana cigarettes were turned in as drug evidence “E” on the evidence receipt....At approx. 1848 hours I located a wooden box with a tax stamp in it and it also contained marijuana. This was located on the top of the sofa which is directly north of the above mentioned coffee table., “E”

Page 149 para 4) Johnson In looking at the writing on the items that looked like they had possibly been previously submitted as evidence I found a case number 92C110952 and a date of 11 16 92...Also in the box was a clear bag containing some old tax stamps which were expired....Also in this I found a small decorative tin or metal dish with a lid. This dish apparently had been also turned in one time under case number 92c11092. Inside of this tin was change and two bills. One of the bills was a U.S. silver certificate for $1.00. One of the bills was a canadian $1.00. There were 2 canadian coins, 1 canadian dime, and 1 canadian nickle. Also inside of the tin was the total of the money in the tin was $14.43 in U.S. curency in coin, and $1.15 in canadian currency and coin. [THIS IS A COIN COLLECTION OF PURE SILVER COINS, APPRAISED AT OVER $600!]

Sales Journal From Store

217 Sales Journal, Page Total $240.25 - Tax stamps: $10.00 (Beginning 10 25 95)

218 duplicate copy of page 217

219 Sales Journal, Page Total $294.50 - Tax stamps - $10.00

220 Sales Journal, Page Total $421.00

221 Sales Journal, Page Total $419.00

222 Sales Journal, Page Total 482.50 - Tax Stamps - $10.00

223 Sales Journal, Page Total $265.50 - Tax stamps - $30.00

224 Sales Journal, Page Total $452.85 - Tax stamps - $20.00 (Note of Mechell’s Birthday 11 11 95)

225 Sales Journal, Page Total $86.50 - Tax stamps - $30.00

226 Sales Journal, Page Total $514.90 -

227 Sales Journal, Page Total $436.00 -

228 Sales Journal, Page Total $418.75 -

229 Sales Journal, Page Total $550.50

230 Sales Journal, Page Total $269.00 - Tax Stamps $30.00

231 Sales Journal, Page Total $291.75

232 Sales Journal, Page Total $531.00

233 Sales Journal, Page Total $232.50 - Tax Stamps $20.00

234 Sales Journal, Page Total $238.75 - Tax Stamps $10.00

235 Sales Journal, Page Total $295.00 -

236 Sales Journal, Page Total $402.00 - Tax Stamp $30.00

237 Sales Journal, Page Total $300.60 - Tax Stamp $40.00

238 Sales Journal, Page Total $337.50 -

239 Sales Journal, Page Total $564.00

240 Sales Journal, Page Total $493.50

241 Sales Journal, Page Total $569.00

242 Sales Journal, Page Total $42.00 - Lists total of 4th quarter sales for 1995 @ $11,134.00 Sales tax paid @ .049 = $545.57 .01 = $111.34

243 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $30.00 BEGINS JANUARY 1996

244 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

245 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

246 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

247 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

248 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $10.00

249 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

250 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

251 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $10.00

252 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $10.,00

253 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

254 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

255 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

256 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

257 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

258 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

259 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

260 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $30.00

261 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

262 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

263 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

264 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

265 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

266 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $40.00

267 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

268 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

269 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $30.00

270 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $20.00

271 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

272 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

273 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $10.00

274 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $20.00

275 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $10.00

276 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $30.00 Note has a dark place on top that only xeroxed as a black square?

277 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $40.00

278 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

279 Sales Journal, Not totaled: Seized before quarterly sales tax audit - Tax Stamps $

Sims # 1478

Page 30 para 2 I was assigned to do the knock and announce. I was dressed in raid gear which consisted of the following: A ballistic helmet, goggles, a bullet resisstant vest,...

Page 30 para 5 I searched a series of filing cabinets. In the first cabinet in a third shelf from the top I found one plastic bag containing 4 individual baggies which appeared to contain marijuana. ...To the south of the fireplace was a bookshelf which contained a large number of records. At 001 hours on 3 21 96, I found a baggie which appeared to contain marijuana, and also one partially burned marijuana cigarette. These items were found on the 3rd shelf from the top of this bookcase....[No notation as to what numbers were placed on this evidence.]

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54 Sims: WPA Physical Evidence Receipt

55 Sims: Request for Labatory Examination Results show positive for THC

Page 64-65 Lab Results One tape and staple sealed evidence sack containing the following: One staple sealed evidence baggie containing a zip lock baggie marked “R”, containing green botanical material. R - marijuana containing THC Also one baggie marked “S”, containing brown botanical material and stems. S - marijuana containing THC Two other baggies containing small amounts of green botanical material not tested. Not tested One staple sealed evidenced baggie containing cigarette butts, marked “T”. T - Marijuana containing THC One staple sealed evidence baggie containing one baggie, marked “U”, containing green botanical material. U - marijuana containing THC Items “R thru U” submitted by Off. Sims 1478, WPD, on 3 21 96.

APRIL 2, 1996

Page 151 para 3) Sims ...I was assigned to search the southwest upstairs bedroom. This bedroom I learned belonged to Mechell Moore, Debora Morre’s daughter. Det. Mumma advised that currency was listed on the search warrant. During the search of the southwest bedroom I located $470.00 in U.S. currency. The currency was found inside a bule bank book. The currency was located along the east wall in the southwest bedroom. This money was taken to the 4th floor of the city building where I turned the money in as evidence.

Stone # 1352

16 3 20 96 - para 1) During the time that I was at Clark Ownes residence having the search warrant signed we discussed the case as I described to him some of the circumstances around it. He asked whether we were intending to have a dog at the scene in order to search for drugs and I told him that we were not sure at this time because the dog handler had in-service training earlier in the day and was not on duty at this time. ... Owens appeared to be familiar with the previous case that was referred to during the application of the search warrnat and did not ask us very many questions relating to it. ...Once myself and Asst. District Attorney Rithaler were done at the judges residence I then returned back to the city building after dropping the asst. District attorney.

17 para 1) I was wearing the issued raid equipment. This consisted of a black kevlar and balck goggles along with a black T-shirt with the word “police” in large white letters on both...I was equipped with a nomex hood however I was not wearing it pulled down over my face ...I had it with me so that once the entry was made and we had people restrained and/or in custody that I could put the hood down over my face in order to conceal my identity from the occupants of the residence.

18 bottom para) Det. Mumma had made entry into the detached garage aftrer talking with the occupants of 2740 E. 2nd.

19 para 1) The Interior of the garage was stacked from floor to approx. Head high for the majority of the garage with boxes and other items....Both of these bags of marijuana were turned over by myself to Det. Mumma in order for him to process the plastic bags for fingerprints.

Para 3) After I wnet to the computer room which Det. Otis was currently searching. We had already located a computer which had around it some various propaganda and information in reference to hemp and marijuana. I had prior permission from reviewing the 1992 search warrant case in which an unknown person had called the crimestoppers and indicated that Ms. Moore had said that if we had taken her address book and directly during that warrant that we would have put her out of business. [Meaning sewing business]. ...We had specified the computer files in the warrants so I begin to examine the computer which was in the computer room which Det. Otis was currently searching.

Page 20 para 1) ...I continued searching and in the register drawer underneath the counter of the north area of the room I took $107.38 in U. S. Currency from the drawer...A mental set of drawers with various labels. One of these drawers was labeled sugar and upon opening it I found a large wad of bills within this drawer. I recovered $264.00 in U.S. currency from this drawer.

Page 21 para 1) ...We then secured the front door using the dead bolt on the front door due to the fact that it had not been damaged when Det. Mumma forced the door. [THIS IS NOT TRUE - THE WHOLE FACING WAS DESTROYED, AND THE DOOR COULD ONLY BE HELD CLOSED BY THE CHAIN LATCH]

by BJS - May 2, 1996

APRIL 2, 1996

Page 127 para 2 We knew from previous experience that Debora Moore runs a clothing shop out of the front of her residence. She also deals in marijuana information and other items related to hemp and marijuana growing.

Page 128 para 1) Stone The business area in order to assist with the initial stages of the search. Several of these detectives were wearing black hoods over their heads in order to protect their identity from Mechell Moore and Debora Moore placed on the possibility that we may have future contact with them and they wanted to remain unknown to her at this time.

Page 129 para 3) “She had them labeled in her shop as vases or other items”...

para 4) From these file cabinets I removed a home made book labeled “Pressed Leafs Hemp” in the file labeled address books which contained papers with various name and information on it. I also removed a file labeled Tax Stamps and a file labeled mailing lists masters. ...In the home made book labeled “Pressed Leafs Hemp” I found numerous whole pressed leave which appeared to be marijuana leaves. I removed all the leves from this book and submitted them as evidence under this case number. Page 181...para 3) Stone Evidence: One tape and staple sealed evidence sack containing one tape and staple sealed baggie, marked “G”, containing green botanical material. Item “G” submitted by Off. Stone 1352, WPD, on 4 2 96

Results: · “G” Marijuana containing THC = 7.5 g

Table of Contents: Supplement

Table of Contents Police Evidence Book 1 - 17 letter from land lord Bill Bell - Not numbered Hoods 18 C. I. Informant 19 - 21 Tax Stamp Evidence 22 - 25 Cash Report Debby 36 - 27 Cash Report Mechell 28 Computer 29 Federal - Contacted the Federal Government 30 Criminalistics Laboratory 31 - 33 Processing - (Packing Green Botanical Substance) 34 Allred Police Report 35 - 36 Brimer Police Report 37 Crump Police Report 38 - 40 Johnson Police Report 41 - 42 Mumma Police Report 43 - 44 Otis Police Report 45 Sims Police Report 46 - 47 Stone Police Report 48 - 49 Weible Police Report 50 White Police Report 51 - 52 Whittredge Police Report - Drug Dog Officer 53 David Matthews - Witness for Police 54 - 55

Processing

Page 20...Para 1) ...There were also some photos from a standing file which was on the floor in the southeast corner. Upon looking through these photos I saw several photos which appeared to be taken at various rallies for gatherings. In some of these photos were people that appeared to be using or processing or preparing to use marijuana. Debbie Moore and her daughter, Mechelle Moore, were also present in some of these photos. All of these items were collected at 0011 hours on 3 21 96.

Page 28 para 2) Then started on the east side of the file cabinets where officer sims started on the west side. At 2217 hours on 3 20 96 I open up the far east file cabinet, this bing the top file, and in the back row of this file cabinet I located one white in color, what appeared to be a plastic office max sack. Whem I open up this sack I saw numerous what appeared to be plastic bags and inside these plastic bags there appeared to be a green botantical substance. After I had located the plastic sack with the individually wraped bags I notified Det. Stone who did come to my location where he took a photograph of this evidence.

Para 3) I then continued my search of the file cabinets where at 2226 hours on 3 20 96 again in the south room of the basement, north wall, searching the file cabinets, on the second cabinet from the east, the top drawer, middle compartment, I located one scale which was tan in color. This scale had the name “o’Haus” portogram scale with the serial number H440 53 87 on the bottom. Det. Stone also took a photograph of this scale. After I located the scale I had placed the evidence that I had found at this time, this bing the office max plastic sacks with the individually wrapped packages, the coleman cooler and the items listed above inside and the scale on the pool table for collection. [NOTE THAT THE SCALE DID NOT WORK, IT WAS RETURNED BROKEN BY POLICE IN 1994. IT STILL HAD THE MARKINGS OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT ON IT. STRICTLY A “KEEPSAKE”]

para 5) ...I also had the opportunity to go through the office max plastic sack. I counted 38 individually wrapped plastic bags which what appeared to be a green botantical substance inside. I also located on individually wrapped plastic bag which contained 16 white cigarette joints which appeared to have a green botanical sutstance inside. These items, along with the 4 individually wrapped plastic bags which contanined what appeared to be a green botanical substance which I had located in the cooler was placed in an evidence bag. It is noted that on each individually wrapped blastic bag I did place a letter and a number on each one. The letters were B, and then were numbered consecutively 1 through 39. The 4 individually wrapped plastic bags with what appeared to be a green botanical substance inside which I had located at coleman cooler was marked with the letter A and then consecutrively and marked 1 through 4.

******* Page 64-65 ) Lab Reports One tape sealed white evidence sack containing the following: One white plastic bag containing 37 baggies each containing green botanical material, seven used in analysis marked “H, I, J, K, L, M, & N” No controll substance detected on/in any of the items Also one baggie containing 16 hand rolled cigarettes marked “O”. No control subustance detected on/in any of these items

APRIL 2, 1996

Otis

Page 39 para 5) Otis While searching the drawers of the sewing table I opened the Top left hand drawer and laying directly on top of the misc items in the drawer was U. S. Currency. This currency was setting on top of several ziplock baggies. These ziplock Baggies have what appeared to be green and brown residue in it which could have been marijuana residue. I took the money and counted it. There was $410.00 in assorted U. S. Currency. I seized the U. S. Currency as well as the 17 ziplock baggies.

Page 40 para 1) Otis In the top desk drawer of the same desk I found $12.00 more in U.S. currency which I seized. In the top right hand drawer of this desk I found $65.00 in assorted U.S. Currency which I also seized. I found nothing else in the desk that was countraband or seizable.

Para 2) Otis I then begin to search a standup dresser/cabinet that was just to the right of the sewing table. There was a lot of magazines and assorted documentation in it. There was a cardboard box setting on a shelf inside of this cabinet and upon looking into the cardboard box I found receipts for Kansas Marijuana Tax Stamps in which someone had purchased. There was also other documents in reference to Marijuana Tax Stamps, as well as phone records, etc. I seized this box with all of the documents.

Para 5) Otis ...As I prepared to turn in the U.S. currency that I had seized from the house on east 2nd, Det. Stone contacted me and advised that he had a photocopy of money he had used for a controlled buy of drugs at that location going through the U. S. Currency that I had seized to see if any of it matched up with the money he had used during the controlled buy at that location. While looking through the $20.00 bills that had been in the $410.00 that I had seized from the top left drawer of the sewing table we found the 3 $20.00 bills that had been used for the controlled buy. Det. Stone showed me the photocopy he had made of the money he had used and I found the matching $20.00 bills which were serial numbered B75289321N, L57271946A, and E81232248A. Det. Stone then took those $20.00 Bills, photocopied them again and returned the photocopy to me.

Para 6) Otis I then submitted the items I had seized from the residence on 3 2nd, being U.S. currency, the documents, the photocopy of the 3 $20.00 bills Det. Stone had taken as well as the rolodex. I also submitted the 17 clear ziplock baggies which contained residue. I submitted these to the WPD Forensic laboratory so that the residue inside the baggies could be analyzed to determine whether it was marijuana residue or not.

******** 61 Otis: Physical Evidence WPD receipt

62 Otis: Request for Laboratory Examination for green & brown residue in ziplock baggies A through Q.

63 Otis: Laboratory Results: A - Q: No controll substance detected

Page 64 - 65 Lab Results One tape and staple sealed evidence envelope containing 17 zip loc baggies. Three used in analysis marked “BB, CC, & DD”, containing green botanical residue. The others are empty. BB, CC, & DD were no control substance detected on any of the three Items “BB, CC, & DD” submitted by Det. Otis 1256, WPD, on 3 21 96.

March 2, 1997

Dear Editor of the Washington Post:

I am writing to you because I believe the Washington Post through years of demonstrated reporting to be more honest than most other media’s in exposing truth & facts.

I inquired recently as to exactly what urine analysis given by law enforcement agencies were detecting in urine. Was it tetrahydrcabbabinol (THC) the psychoactive or hallucinogenic properties of the Cannabis plant, a.k.a. marijuana, or were they detecting cannibinoids in general which according to the following Federal Appellate Court Decision of 1975 are legal to consume by the human body:

RE: US v. Walton (1975) definition of MJ

EXCERPTS from an interesting 1975 Federal Appellate court decision.

United States of America v. Steve A. Walton No. 74-1790 Cite as 514 F.2d 201 (1975)

United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit.

Before BAZELON, Chief Judge, and TAMM and ROBB, Circuit Judges.

Opinion for the Court filed by Chief Judge BAZELON.

"....We first note the concession by Walton's expert that all the species of marijuana possess the toxic agent 'tetrahydrocannabinol," popularly known as THC. It is conceded that the "hallucinogenic" or euphoric effects produced by this agent led to the Congressional ban on possession, importation and distribution of marijuana. The most cursory reading of the legislative history of the various provisions outlawing marijuana permit no other conclusion." [202]

"The law under which Walton was convicted was enacted as part of the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, but the definition of marijuana in that Act was carried forward without comment from the Marijuana Tax Act of 1937. Looking at the legislative history of this latter law, we find that the definition of marijuana was intended to include those parts of marijuana which contain THC and to exclude those parts which do not." [203]

..."the clear purpose of the law is to proscribe the euphoric effect of THC..." [204]

END

C. I. Informant - During trial, this person was identified as Curan Wright - a man I had a couple of dates with - never consumated an affectate relationship.

Page 1 C. I. Information: 96-6, convictions for battery, (1990: forgery, (1992); dv battery, (1992); C.I. is not willing to testify at this time. C. I. Currently resides and works in Wichita.

“The buy money was located in the office for the business.”

Page 96 - 97 Case Summary: C.I. Information: (note if willing to testify or not, if they are, all pertinent info, including triple I., and present where abouts) -None-

395 Same as page 78 - Otis - Photo Copy of 3 $20.00 Bills “ [think this is suppose to be CI buy money? Please note that there is no actual copy of the three $20.00 bills in this book of evidence you have here, that are listed in the Otis report.] Page 40 Para 5) Otis ...As I prepared to turn in the U.S. currency that I had seized from the house on east 2nd, Det. Stone contacted me and advised that he had a photocopy of money he had used for a controlled buy of drugs at that location going through the U. S. Currency that I had seized to see if any of it matched up with the money he had used during the controlled buy at that location. While looking through the $20.00 bills that had been in the $410.00 that I had seized from the top left drawer of the sewing table we found the 3 $20.00 bills that had been used for the controlled buy. Det. Stone showed me the photocopy he had made of the money he had used and I found the matching $20.00 bills which were serial numbered B75289321N, L57271946A, and E81232248A. Det. Stone then took those $20.00 Bills, photocopied them again and returned the photocopy to me.

***There are some more pages of info about infomant, I do not have them outlined yet, but I have read them. This is how they justified getting the first search warrant signed. So why won’t they identify who it is suppose to be?

[NOTE FROM DEBBY TO CHARLIE: THERE WAS NEVER ANY CONTROLLED BUY!!! - THIS DID NOT HAPPEN, IT COULD HAVE NOT HAPPENED - I DID NOT EVER SELL MARIJUANA SINCE 1992 AS I PROMISED YOU I WOULD NOT!]

Mumma

Page 32 para 3) Det. Stone Stated that due to the previous problems that we had experienced with this residence, and the possibility that Federal charges could come out of this search warrant, we were preparing to do a 10 second count before making entrance to the house and after we had knocked and announced. ...All members of the entry team were also wearing helments and goggles.

Page 33 para 2) ...I did observe as officer Sims knocked loudly on the door, using a large pry bar type screwdriver.

para 3) ...I made contact at the front door of the adjacent apt. And spoke to the residents who were at home. They expressed relief to know that this was in fact the police executing a search warrant on the neighboring apt. I was assisted by a uniformed patrol officer. I did speak to a George A. Babcock, III, and his wife. They advised that there was no open access from the neighboring apt. To their residence. ...

para 4) Ms. Babcock went on to tell me that they had not had a good relationship with thier neighbor, Ms. Moore. Ms. Babcock stated that many times their house would be full of the odor of marijuana coming from the neighboring residence. [THE SMELL OF MARIJUANA IN THEIR HOUSE WAS COMING FROM THEIR OWN CHILDREN WHICH I HAVE OBSERVED ON MANY OCCASIONS ROLL AND SMOKE MARKIJUANA, ALSO PASSING A PIPE. AMOUNG THEMSELVES AND THEIR FRIENDS. THE CHILDREN OF THIS FAMILY OFTEN SMOKED MARIJUANA - I CAN OBTAIN SEVERAL WITNESSES TO THIS FACT. * ALSO I AM GOING TO PROVIDE YOU A LETTER FROM OUR LANDLORD WHICH WILL DOCUMENT THAT WE DO NOT SHARE AIR VENTS.]

Page 34 para 1) Mumma I also observed tax stamps on the counter area for Kansas drug law.

Para 4) ...I used a pry bar to open the north door of Ms. Debbie Moore’s side of the garage. After the doors were pryed open it was plain to see that the garage had been filled from top to bottom with a variety of boxes and personal items. This was left under the care and control of a uniformed officer until Det. Whittredge and his drug dog, Homer, could make a search of the garage area.

Para 5) During my talk with Ms. Babcock, I was told by her that they frequently saw her carrying items of green botanical nature into the garage, and from the garage into the house. Ms. Babcock told me this, prior to my opening the garage area by force, and that she could specifically say when she last saw this occur. [PLEASE NOTE THAT ANNUALLY I DRIED CATNIP THAT I HARVESTED FROM MY GARDEN, AND AFTER DRYING ON A SHEET IN THE SUN, I WOULD CLOSE THE SHEET WITH SAFETY PINS, AND BRING IN WHAT I NEEDED AS I DESIRED. THIS WAS NOT HIDDEN, OFTEN I WOULD PLACE THE SHEET ON THE TOP OF MY CAR TO OPEN IT, TO AVOID LOSING ANY OF THE DRIED LEAVES. SINCE THE WEATHER HAD BEEN FREEZING, EXCEPT FOR ABOUT ONCE A MONTH, WHEN I WOULD ADD BOXES TO THE EXISTING PILE, I NEVER OPENED THE GARAGE AT ALL.]

Para 6) ...occupied by Ms. Moore’s daughter, Mechelle. During the search of this bedroom, I recovered at 2330 hours a baggie which appeared to contain marijuana residue.

Page 35 para 6) ...I did assist Det. Stone by printing several bags of marijuana which were located in the residence. These bags were turned over to me by Det. Stone and after I had completed my processing of the bags for fingerprints I did submit these in the order that they had been given to me as 3 separate bags of evidence. These were submitted to the WPD lab with a request for testing.

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56 Mumma: Physical Evidence WPD Departmental Receipt 57 Mumma: Request for Labatory to test all packages for THC Results: No controlledsubstances detected

Page 64 - 65 Lab Results One tape sealed evidence sack containing the following: One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “V”, containing residue. No control substance detected on/in any of the items. Three zip lock baggies, marked “W, X, & Y”, all are empty. No control substance detected on/in any of the items. Items “V thru Z” submitted by Det. Mumma 1415, WPD, on 3 21 96.

APRIL 2, 1997

Page 125 para 1) Mumma ...From beneath the glass of the register counter top I collected tax stamps from Texas, Utah, and two from Kansas... At 1951 hours I collected $121.90 in U. S. Currency, from the cash drawer of the register counter.

Page 126 para 1 1 book “Hemp” from register counter area, and a clear plastic ziplock type bag with copy of “Action Garm” Flier and “Cannabis Sativa” lighter from the shelf on the east wall by the north wall.

David Matthews

Page 6 Police Report David Matthews (DOB 2 18 73) lists address as 1808 Diane, which is a lie! He has lived in a sexual relationship with Candida A. Babcock (DOB 4 14 81) since late 1994, at 2740 E. 2nd. Parents are in knowledge of, and approve of this relationship since they knowlingly allow David and Candida to live in the basement.

Candida A Babcock is in the 9th grade at East High.

Page 148 para 3) Johnson # 1226 Upon my arrival I went to the back of the residence, and observed several subjects sitting on a porch of what appeared to be a duplex to the west of 2742 E. 2nd. Once the residence had been secured, I asked Det. Mumma if he wanted me to talk with the individuals sitting on the porch. Det. Mumma advised to go ahead and talk with them and I then went back to where the subjects had been sitting and started talking with them. Para 4) The subjects were sitting on the back porch of 2740 E. 2nd. One of the subjects identified hiself as George Babcock, IV, 19, W/M, 6 11 76, 2740 E. 2nd, 683 0263. He advised that he did live at 2740 E. 2nd, and that 2740 E. 2nd was a separate apt on the west end of a residence that had been converted into a duplex. George Babcock advised that the entry to 2740 could not be made from 2742 unless someone possibly could go through the attic area which was a common area. Also on the porch was a white female, who gave the name of Candita Babcock, 14, W/FE, 4 14 81, also living at 2740 E. 2nd. A third subject gave the name of David G. Matthews, 22, W/M, 12 18 73, also living at 2740 E.2nd. A 4th subject gave the name of Frank Busey, 15, W/M, 122 W. 18th Street North, 4 5 80. Para 5) David Matthews advised that he did live at 2740 E. 2nd, and also George Babcock advised that he lived at 2740 E. 2nd. Both George and David advised that if I wanted to I could come in and look at the inside of their residence. To make sure that the residence was separate. David Matthews advised that he did know of some problems at the address of 2742 E. 2nd, and he knew why the police department was there. I did go into the residence of 2740 E 2nd, and was shown around the residence by George Babcock. George Babcock took me to the basement area where along the far east wall there did appear at one time to have been a door. The door had a metal bar across the inside of the door, and the door was sealed with caulking compound. George Babcock advised that the door could not be opened from the west side, being 2742 E. 2nd. David Matthews advised that he had done some work on the door however he was going to secure it even further in the future. I asked David Matthews if he got along with Debbie, who was the individual that Det. Mumma advised lived at 2742 E. 2nd.

Page 149 para 1) Johnson David Matthews advised that he did get along with Debbie to a certain extent, however it the past she had become rather upset because they had oil leaking from some of their vehicles and whether or not he got along was kind of a hit or miss thing as he described it. He stated that he tries to stay away from her, however sometimes that is not possible. I asked David Matthews if he knew of any drug activities at 2742 E. 2nd. David stated that he had seen Debbie carry in some what he described as bundles of funny little 5 pointed leaves, from her car wrapped in sheet. He advised she would take them to the garage, and then slowly move them into her residence. He stated that there is a lot of traffic going to 2742 E. 2nd, and sometimes it gets rather old having people come and go at all different times of the day and night from the neighbor’s address. [I HAVE NEVER SAID ONE WORD TO DAVID MATTHEWS AGE 22, WHO LIVES IN THE BASEMENT IN A SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP WITH CANDITA BABCOCK AGE 14, AND HAS SINCE THE FALL OF 1994. THERE ARE ONLY TWO THINGS THAT WOULD MATCH THE ABOVE MENTIONED STORY OF FUNNY POINTED LEAVES. DISPLAY ITEMS: 8 FOOT WOODEN POLES WITH SILK HEMP LEAVES ON THEM & PLASTIC WORDS OF PROTEIN, PAPER, FIBER & FUEL. I DO TRANSPORT THESE IN A BED SHEET TO PROTECT THEM FROM DAMAGE.]

Johnson

para 5) Johnson In the basement area...I found a box...in casually inspecting the items on the the box it did appear as though at one time they had been submitted as physical evidence by Wichita Policy Officers. ...O’Haus Harvard Trip Balance Scales marked with case number 92C110952 and a date of 11 16 92...Also in the box was a clear bag containing some old tax stamps which were expired....Also in this I found a small decorative tin or metal dish with a lid. This dish apparently had been also turned in one time under case number 92c11092. Inside of this tin was change and two bills. One of the bills was a U.S. silver certificate for $1.00. One of the bills was a canadian $1.00. There were 2 canadian coins, 1 canadian dime, and 1 canadian nickle. Also inside of the tin was the total of the money in the tin was $14.43 in U.S. curency in coin, and $1.15 in canadian currency and coin. [THIS IS A COIN COLLECTION OF PURE SILVER COINS, APPRAISED AT OVER $600!]

page 150 para 1) Johnson After returning to the 4th floor I submitted the items listed in this report as physical evidence.

Criminalistics Laboratory Evidence & Results

One tape and staple sealed evidence sack containing the following: One glass bottle, marked “A”, containing clear yellow liquid No controll substance detected One amber glass vial, marked “b”, containing white residue Cocaine, Residue One perscription bottle, marked “C”, containing two tablets No control substance detected One clothes pinned small baggie, marked “D”, containing dark tarlike material No control substance detected Three baggies, marked “E,F, & G” each containing green botanical material E - marijuana containing THC F - marijuana containing THC G - marijuana containing THC Items “A thru G” submitted by Det. Crump 1488, WPD, on 3 21 96

One tape sealed white evidence sack containing the following: One white plastic bag containing 37 baggies each containing green botanical material, seven used in analysis marked “H, I, J, K, L, M, & N” No controll substance detected on/in any of the items Also one baggie containing 16 hand rolled cigarettes marked “O”. No control subustance detected on/in any of these items One tape sealed evidence baggie containing four baggies each containing green botanical material, two used in analysis marked “P & Q” P - marijuana containing THC Q - marijuana containing THC Items “H thru Q” submitted by Off. Allred 1484, WPD, on 3 21 96. One tape and staple sealed evidence sack containing the following: One staple sealed evidence baggie containing a zip lock baggie marked “R”, containing green botanical material. R - marijuana containing THC Also one baggie marked “S”, containing brown botanical material and stems. S - marijuana containing THC Two other baggies containing small amounts of green botanical material not tested. Not tested One staple sealed evidenced baggie containing cigarette butts, marked “T”. T - Marijuana containing THC One staple sealed evidence baggie containing one baggie, marked “U”, containing green botanical material. U - marijuana containing THC Items “R thru U” submitted by Off. Sims 1478, WPD, on 3 21 96.

One tape sealed evidence sack containing the following: One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “V”, containing residue. No control substance detected on/in any of the items. Three zip lock baggies, marked “W, X, & Y”, all are empty. No control substance detected on/in any of the items. Items “V thru Z” submitted by Det. Mumma 1415, WPD, on 3 21 96.

One tape sealed evidence envelope containing one zip lock baggie, marked “AA”, containing green botanical material. AA - marijuana containing THC Submitted by Off. White 1427, WPD, on 3 21 96 One tape and staple sealed evidence envelope containing 17 zip loc baggies. Three used in analysis marked “BB, CC, & DD”, containing green botanical residue. The others are empty. BB, CC, & DD were no control substance detected on any of the three Items “BB, CC, & DD” submitted by Det. Otis 1256, WPD, on 3 21 96.

Page 181....para 1) White Evidence: One tae and staple sealed evidence envelope containing the following: · One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “A”, containing one cigarette but · One zip loc baggie, amrked “B” containing green botanical material · One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “C”, containing green botanical material · One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “D”, containing green botanical material · One tape sealed evidence baggie, marked “E”, containing two hand rolled cigarettes. Items “A thru E’ submitted by Off. White 1427, WPD, on 4 2 96

Page 181 para 2 Evidence: One tape sealed evidence envelope containing one tape sealed evidence baggie containing one knotted baggie, marked “F”, containing green botanical material Item “F” submitted by Off. Allred 1484, WPD, on 4 2 96.

Results: · “F” Marijuana containing THC = 19.31g

Page 181...para 3) Stone Evidence: One tape and staple sealed evidence sack containing one tape and staple sealed baggie, marked “G”, containing green botanical material. Item “G” submitted by Off. Stone 1352, WPD, on 4 2 96

Results: · “G” Marijuana containing THC = 7.5 g

Page 181....para 4) Brimer 1235 Evidence: · One tape and staple sealed evidence sack containing one baggie, marked “H”, containing green botanical material. · One large zip lock baggie, marked “I”, containing green botanical material. · One metal tin, marked “J”, containing one cigarette butt. Items “H thru J” submitted by Det. Brimer 1235, WPD, on 4 2 96

Results: · “H” Marijuana containing THC = 5.17 g · “I” Marijuana containing THC = 1.39 g · “J” Marijuana containing THC = Residue

page 191 para 5 Crump Evidence: · One tape and staple sealed evidence sack containing one knotted baggie, marked “K”, containing double scored white tablets. · One knotted baggie with clothes pin, marked “L” containing green botanical material · Two other baggies of green botanical and one baggie of ashes not tested. Submitted by Off. Crump 1488, WPD, on 4 2 96

Results: · “K” No control substance detected · “L’ Marijuana containing THC = 28.69g · Total weight of the other two baggies of botanical material NOT TESTED= 3.15 & 6.13 g

Submitted by: Debby Moore, Founder Kansas Environmentalists for Commerce in Hemp dba Hemp Industries of Kansas Kansas State Lobbyists for Cannabis Law Reform High times Freedom Fighter August 1994 National Registry of Who’s Who of America 2742 E. 2nd Wichita, KS, 67214 (316) 681-1743 hemplady@feist.com Research Data Base on Industrial & Medical Cannabis at: http://www.feist.com/~hemplady

This is the story of an on going case that is of special interest to me because I am one of the five cases mentioned in the article. My attorney is Charles O’Hara. If I lose this case, I ultimately could be sentenced to 40 years in prison through Kansas Hard Forty Mandatory Sentencing Laws. My case began on March 20, 1996 when law enforcement raided the educational and political action headquarters office of Kansas Environmentalists for Commerce in Hemp and confiscated my computer and files. See notes from police reports regarding wearing hoods and masks on the raids of March 20, 1996 and April 2, 1996, shown at the end of the following news paper article.

I apologize that it has taken me so long to submit this article, but I have been lobbying at our state capital, and I am employed at a full time job.

The Wichita Eagle

February 23, 1997

By Lori Lessner

(Article is captioned by the picture of man in mask with this statement underneath. Note that anyone can purchase goods, including masks at Baysinger.) An employee at Baysinger Police Supplies models a hood that the store sells to some law enforcement officers for protection.

Title: Police hoods violate court order, judges say

Officers’ practice protecting themselves by wearing hoods over their faces is seen by some as intimidation.

The woman, pregnant with twins, was resting in bed when she heard the pounding on the front door. A moment later, a group of men wearing black hoods burst into the living room. “I thought, ‘What is this? A new way to rob houses?’ the woman said. That fear was not dispelled even after the men identified themselves as officers of the Wichita Police Department, there to serve a drug-search warrant on her husband. “I didn’t know what to think,” said the woman, who is not identified here because she has not be accused of a crime. “The first guy was in jeans and a button-up shirt and looked like a random guy off the street - not a cop. And even though they said they were the police, they had ski masks on.” The masks, know as balaclavas, are sometimes worn by undercover officers who enter homes with search warrants. Police said the hoods, which cover the face and head except for the area around the eyes, protect officers from being identified and possibly targeted by criminals for revenge. But some judges and defense lawyers said the way police are using the hoods is in open defiance of a court order that was designed to protect people’s right to reasonable searches and to know who their accusers are. Wearing hoods as a routine matter “is constitutionally and legally wrong,” Keith Sanborn said when issuing the court order six years ago. He is now retired and said in a recent telephone interview that he stands by his order. The order is still in effect because it has never been appealed,” he said. The order, with only limited exceptions, requires all law enforcement agencies in Sedgwick County to notify the judge issuing a search warrant that they are planning to use hoods. The agencies also are supposed to say how the hoods would protect them, other than to hide their identity. In recent cases, two sitting judges have found that the Wichita police violated the court order on three separate occasions. However, each time, the judges opted not to hand down any sanctions and ruled that the violation did not justify throwing out the evidence that was gathered by the hooded officers. The district judges, Joseph Bribiesca and James Fleetwood, declined to comment because the cases may be appealed. Police Chief Mike Watson also declined to comment on the cases, but vehemently defended the use of the hoods as a way to protect his officers. Across the nation, law enforcement agencies are split on the practice of wearing hoods. Police departments in Oklahoma City and Omaha use them, as does a task force made up of officers from three Florida agencies - the Volusia County Sheriff’s Department and the Edgewater and New Smyrna Beach police departments. But in Kansas, Wichita police are somewhat alone in wearing hoods. Agencies that don’t do it include the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, the Drug Enforcement Agency, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Department and the Kansas City Police Department. To protect the identity of their undercover investigators, those departments have other officers serve the warrants. Some of those agencies only allow facial coverings when there is a physical threat to the officers - allowing them, for example, to wear flame-retardant hoods when searching drug labs containing flammable chemicals. In Wichita, the harshest critics of hoods are defense attorneys who said they are being used not as a legitimate tool to protect officers, but as a way to harass and intimidate suspects and their families. “Invading people’s homes wearing hoods in the middle of the night can be very scary,” said attorney Charles O’Hara. “What is the purpose, other than intimidation?” O’Hara is representing five defendants in drug cases involving hooded searches, and another lawyer, Jay Greeno, is representing one. Both have filed motions accusing the Police Department of violating the court order. “I’d be disbarred if I didn’t follow a judge’s rules,” O’Hara said. “But the police have gotten around the rules with little things like sending the first person into a home without a hood, and then having everyone else wear them.” Greeno scoffs at the Police Department’s justification that using hoods is necessary to protect the officers. “It’s hogwash that with 780 officers, they can’t find officers to do the raids besides those who do undercover work,” he said. “Why don’t you just send regular patrol officers in? No one would care about their identity.” But Doug Roth, Sedgwick County deputy district attorney, said using the same officers help prosecutors when the case ends up in court. “It can make things simpler for juries because we don’t have to call as many witnesses,” he said. O’Hara and Greeno say they have few remaining options for pushing the issue. Legal scholars agree. Had the police broken the law by wearing the hoods, the judges would have been required to impose a punishment, say Ray Spring, a law professor at Washburn University. But because they violated only a court order, judges are not required to do anything more than make their disapproval known. The lawyers could ask that the judges find the undercover officers in contempt of court. But O’Hara said it would be unfair to punish officers for doing what supervisors told them to do. They also could sue for civil rights violations, but O’Hara said he doubts that would work because juries unusually are not sympathetic to drug users. Police said they take steps to ensure suspects’ rights are not being violated. Wichita officers always announce themselves before entering a home, as required in a U.S. Supreme Court ruling. And they wear distinctive jackets or shirts that make them identifiable as police officers. The defense attorneys and Sanborn say that is not always enough. “If you’re serving a search warrant authorized by the court, people have a right to know who you are,” Sanborn said. But Roth, the deputy district attorney, contends that Sanborn’s 1992 order was too sweeping in that it prohibits all law enforcement agencies in Sedgwick County from doing something. The judge did not have the authority to do this, Roth said, because none of the agencies were parties in the case. The State of Kansas was the plaintiff, and Wichita police officers were witnesses. He said the wearing of hoods is a question of reasonableness under the law and should be addressed case by case. The technicalities of the legal arguments are little comfort to the woman who was in bed when the police came in. She said they barged through her house, overturning dresser drawers and frightening her children, ages 2 and 7. The officers did not show badges, she said, and searched the house for an hour and a half before presenting her with the search warrant. Uniformed officers arrived after that. Police left with a small amount of marijuana. The charges against her husband stem mainly from drugs discovered at another location, O’Hara said. A judge has yet to be assigned the case, but O’Hara already has filed a motion to suppress the drug evidence. If the motion is denied like the others before it, O’Hara said he won’t give up. “The judges see that the hoods are wrong, so we’ve won the battle - just not the war,” he said.

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Public Opinion Letters March 2, 1998

Letter 1) Wichita police cover up their heads in hoods, kick down the doors and rush in (“Police hoods violate court order, judges say,” Feb. 23). This is not how our forefathers intended reasonable searches to be made. Let’s stop this abuse of our Fourth Amendment rights.

Letter 2) Following the logic that undercover police need to wear hoods to protect their identity and prevent acts of revenge, wouldn’t judges in court also be hooded to protect them from those they sentence? Then juries should also be hooded. Then officers in patrol cars.

Hoods

Page 17 para 2) Stone I was wearing the issued raid equipment. This consisted of a black kevlar and balck goggles along with a black T-shirt with the word “police” in large white letters on both...I was equipped with a nomex hood however I was not wearing it pulled down over my face ...I had it with me so that once the entry was made and we had people restrained and/or in custody that I could put the hood down over my face in order to conceal my identity from the occupants of the residence.

Page 30 para 1 Simms I was assigned to do the knock and announce. I was dressed in raid gear which consisted of the following: A ballistic helmet, goggles, a bullet resisstant vest,...

Page 32 para 3) Mumma Det. Stone Stated that due to the previous problems that we had experienced with this residence, and the possibility that Federal charges could come out of this search warrant, we were preparing to do a 10 second count before making entrance to the house and after we had knocked and announced. ...All members of the entry team were also wearing helments and goggles.

April 2, 1996

Federal

Page 24 para 6) Crump In the northeast corner of this bedroom there was a book shelf. In the bottom part of this book shelf were misc. Books and yearbooks and I also discovered inside this bookshelf wre several documents with Debbie Moore’s name on them. There was letters addressed to Debbie and papers with Debbie Moore’s name on them. I did collect two documents from this shelf. One of them was a letter addressed “Dear Debbie” and signed by K.C. Steiner. The other was from the same person addressed “Hi Debbie”. The envelope which this second letter was in was on Whitehouse Stationary and addressed to KECH State Action Education Center...

Page 26 para 1 Crump report by BJS May 3, 1996 On the afternoon of 4-1-96 while assigned to the SIB of the WPD I contacted special agent Pete Staceyu of the secret service in reference to two letters that I had found in Debora Moore’s bedroom when we had executed the search warrant. I had called agent Stacey due to the fact that one of these letters was written on White House Stationary and it appeared from reading this letter that the person writing it was wanting to send Debora Moore a plane ticket in exchange for “something good for my sole”, which I suspected to be marijuana. I knew that if this person did indeed work at the White House that he had to have a security clearance in order to do that and I thought that the secret service needed to know about this.

On 4 1 96 at approx. 1645 hours special agent Pete Stacey from the secret service did come over to our office and I did photocopy these two letters as well as a photocopy of the envelope that one of the letters was in and I released these photocopies to him.

A copy of the evidence release form was placed into a file.

417-418 FBI REPORT REQUESTED 3 18 96 BY STONE FBI # FBI/571608RA6

Crump, David A.

March 20, 1996

Page 22 para 4) ...5 in long, what appeared to be glass or plastic pipes which were burned at one end and smelled like burned marijuana. I collected these as well as a large plastic baggie which had a strained inside of it. Inside the bowl part of this strainer was some marijuana. The dog that Det. Whittredge had taken through the house had alerted to this baggie with the strainer. [THERE WAS $190. WORTH OF TAX STAMPS IN THE SACK WITH THE BAG WITH THE STRAINER. THESE TAX STAMPS EXPIRED THAT VERY DAY.]

A B C - Bottle containing unknown liquid D E - Bottle containing a white powdery residue F M - Pills bottle containing two anti swelling pills for my face G H I J - Black substance in baggie held together with clothes pin K L N O P Q R

Page 24 para 5) In the southwest corner I discovered a brown fanny pack underneath the bed which contained $23.46. I did collect this fanny pack and money as physical evidence. I also discover a $10.00 bill in the southeast corner of this bedroom inside a book. I collected this $10.00 bill and submitted it as evidence also. There was $170.00 in cash that had been inside the bottom left hand drawer of the make-up table which I had also recovered and submitted. The total of the cash that I collected from the southwest bedroom was $203.46./

para 6) In the northeast corner of this bedroom there was a book shelf. In the bottom part of this book shelf were misc. Books and yearbooks and I also discovered inside this bookshelf wre several documents with Debbie Moore’s name on them. There was letters addressed to Debbie and papers with Debbie Moore’s name on them. I did collect two documents from this shelf. One of them was a letter addressed “Dear Debbie” and signed by K.C. Steiner. The other was from the same person addressed “Hi Debbie”. The envelope which this second letter was in was on Whitehouse Stationary and addressed to KECH State Action Education Center...

by BJS - March 27, 1996

A copy of the evidence release form was placed into a file.

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48 Request for controlled substances test: C, E, M, J - Crump Random sampling of all others for THC

49 Results: of page 49 test: Crump RESULTS: Cocaine, Residue Marijuana containing Tetrahydrocannabinol

50 Crump: Departmental Receipt - Physical Evidence

Page 64 - 65 Lab Results One glass bottle, marked “A”, containing clear yellow liquid No controll substance detected One amber glass vial, marked “b”, containing white residue Cocaine, Residue One perscription bottle, marked “C”, containing two tablets No control substance detected One clothes pinned small baggie, marked “D”, containing dark tarlike material No control substance detected Three baggies, marked “E,F, & G” each containing green botanical material E - marijuana containing THC F - marijuana containing THC G - marijuana containing THC Items “A thru G” submitted by Det. Crump 1488, WPD, on 3 21 96

April 2, 1996

Para 9) At 18:56 I discovered 2 3.5” computer discs from the SW corner of the bedroom. These were under boxes on the bottom shelf inside a cloth bag. Written on the discs was “19095 Research Data-Files have to be renamed” page 191 para 5 Crump Evidence: · One tape and staple sealed evidence sack containing one knotted baggie, marked “K”, containing double scored white tablets. · One knotted baggie with clothes pin, marked “L” containing green botanical material · Two other baggies of green botanical and one baggie of ashes not tested. Submitted by Off. Crump 1488, WPD, on 4 2 96

Results: · “K” No control substance detected · “L’ Marijuana containing THC = 28.69g · Total weight of the other two baggies of botanical material NOT TESTED= 3.15 & 6.13 g

Computer

Page 19 Para 3) After I went to the computer room which Det. Otis was currently searching. We had already located a computer which had around it some various propaganda and information in reference to hemp and marijuana. I had prior permission from reviewing the 1992 search warrant case in which an unknown person had called the crimestoppers and indicated that Ms. Moore had said that if we had taken her address book and directly during that warrant that we would have put her out of business. [Meaning sewing business]. ...We had specified the computer files in the warrants so I begin to examine the computer which was in the computer room which Det. Otis was currently searching.

Page 19 Para 4) The Computer was setting on a desk on the north wall of the computer room. Upon examining the computer I saw that it was a dynamix computer with a possible serial number of A1601551. Across the top of the housing of the computer was written in dark colored ink or paint, the words “Debbie Moore and then a number which appeared to be a SS number of 515 48 0429. I collected this computer at 2308 hours on 3 20 96. Also while examining the computer desk and the surrounding areas I found several documents which I collected at 2306 hours on 3 20 96 from a small table to the west of the computer desk. I also submitted a sack containing two 3 1/2 inch computer disks, 3 pieces of paper, 1 spiral notebook, and 1 small box containing 5 5 1/4 inch computer disks which I collected form the computer desk top at 2307 hours of 3 20 96. All these items were taken and submitted as evidence under this case number.

Page 19 Para 5) After finishing in the area of the computer I then went out into the main room which appeared to be the store or shop area of the residence. I then went out into the main room which appeared to be the store or shop area of the residence. I begin searching in the S/E corner of this room due to the fact that other detectives were already searching other portions of the room...

Contents Case Summary 96C24940

Page #’1 1-2 Case Summary by Detective Stone # 1352 C.I. Information: 96-6, convictions for battery, (1990); forgery, (1992); dv Battery, (1992); C.I. is not willing to testify at this time. C.I. currently resides and works in Wichita.

3 Inventory Receipt and Return to Search Warrant: March 20, 1996 signed by Det. Stone

4- 5 Wichita Police Department Incident Report - March 20, 1996 by Stone

6 - 7 WPD Supplemental Information (states 2 of 3) page one is not present David Mattews, - Computer, Mobil Tech (DOB 2 18 73) - list address as 1808 Diane, which is a lie. David Matthews has resided at 2740 E. 2nd since the latter part of 1994. He lives with Candida A. Babcock (DOB 4 14 81)

8 Seven lines - doesn’t make sense, only date on page is 11 7 95

9 - 11 Wichita Police Department - Criminalistic Labaratory - Photographic Report

12 SE Bedroom Crump 3 20 96 A - Strainer inside with MJ inside it. [Also had tax stamps - not noted by officers] B - 2, 5” long MJ smoking pipes C - Bottle of liquid [perfume] D - Baggy containing white pills - [legal mini thins] E - Small Brown Screw Top Cont W/Wt. Residue F - Baggy MJ

Cash - Stone: $23.46 from Brown Fanny Pack SE BR, SW Corner of Room - Under Bed $10.00 from Inside a Book NE Corner of SE BR [Birthday Present] $170. Form Bottom L - Drawer Total $203.46

13 SE Bedroom M - Pill Bottle Perscription To: Jacquelin A Stephenson [given to me for swelling & pain in my face] G - Baggy MJ H - Roaches Official “Weed License” - joke card I - Jar of Seeds J - Baggy - Black Substance (hash) K - Bag - MJ 14 L - paper bag - roaches N - Shopping Bag - seeds O - Baggy MJ P - Baggy MJ Q - Jar W/baggy - MJ R - contents of pipe in bag

15 Drawing of SE Bedroom

16 -21 Det. Robert R. Stone # 1352 report 3 20 96 by BJS May 2, 1996

22 - 25 Officer David A. Crump # 1488 report of 3 20 96 by BJS March 27, 1996

26 Officer D.A. Crump # 1488 report of CONTANCT WITH SECRET SERVICE SPEICAL AGENT PETE STACEY. By BJS May 3, 1996

27 - 29 Allred, M. B. Det. # 1484 report of 3 20 96 by BJS Mar 27, 1996

30 - 31 Officer E.F. Sims # 1478 report of 3 20 96 by BJS April 16, 1996 32 - 35 Det. Blake E. Mumma # 1415 report of 3 20 96 by BJS May 1, 1996

36 - 38 Det. Brian E. White # 1427 report of 3 20 96 by BJS Mar 25, 1996

39 - 40 Det. K. M. Otis # 1256 report of 3 20 96 by BJS Mar 22, 1996

41 Det. Mitchell # 1349 report of 3 20 96 by BJS Mar 22, 1996 (Only mentions Ron Spears pictures again

42 - 43 Det. J. R. Whittredge # 1136 report of 3 20 96 by BJS March 22, 1996 Drug Dog Officer.

44 - 47 Answering Maching Tape: Caller 1) Mechell’s boyfriend Caller 2) My sister Caller 3) a salesman Caller 4) Mechell’s boyfriend Caller 5) Mechell’s former boyfriend Josh Caller 6) Mechell’s friend Amber Caller 7) My sister Caller 8) Diane McCarthy - pick up sewing Caller 9) My sister Caller 10) My son-in-law calling to say they would like to know what time I expected to get into town to visit them since they had been invited to a party that same day. Caller 11) Mechell’s boyfriend Caller 12) Mechell’s friend Amber Caller 13) Hang up Caller 14) Mechell’s friend Liz Caller 15) My neighbor “Patrice” telling me she left her milk in the car when we returned home from the grocery store a few minutes earlier. (We went together) Caller 16) My friend Susan asking me to call Caller 17) Wrong number Caller 18) My friend Susan asking me to call Caller 19) A man who tries to date me (Curan), after a couple of dates I decided that I am not especially attracted to him, so I always tell him I’ll call you back, which I never do. Caller 20) hang up Caller 21) Mechell’s boyfriend’s friend Doug, trying to find her boyfriend. Caller 22) Don’t know - tape broke.

48 Request for controlled substances test: C, E, M, J - Crump Random sampling of all others for THC

49 Results: of page 49 test: Crump RESULTS: Cocaine, Residue Marijuana containing Tetrahydrocannabinol

50 Crump: Departmental Receipt - Physical Evidence

51 Allred: Physical Evidence Receipt (A) Office Max Plastic Sack containing 38 individually wrapped plastic bags with Green Botantical Substance & 1 Plastic bag containing 16 joints with green botanical substance. (B) Plastic bag containing 4 individually wrapped bags with green botanical substance. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT: OFFICE MAX PLASTIC SACK CONTAINING 38 INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED PLASTIC BAGS & THE 16 JOINTS WERE NOT MARIJUANA!!! THESE WERE A MIXTURE OF CATNIP, SAGE, LAVENDAR, STERALIZED SEEDS, & OTHER HERBS.

52 Test for THC on page 51 evidence: Aldred

53 Return on Laboratory Examination, Can not tell who requested - ? Results show positive for THC

54 Sims: WPA Physical Evidence Receipt

55 Sims: Request for Labatory Examination Results show positive for THC 56 Mumma: Physical Evidence WPD Departmental Receipt 57 Mumma: Request for Labatory to test all packages for THC Results: No controlledsubstances detected

58 White: Physical evidence WPD receipt

59 White: Request for Labatory Examination for THC 60 White: Labatory Examination: Results: Positive for THC

61 Otis: Physical Evidence WPD receipt

62 Otis: Request for Laboratory Examination for green & brown residue in ziplock baggies A through Q.

63 Otis: Laboratory Results: A - Q: No controll substance detected

64 Criminalistics Laboratory Laboratory Report - Lists Evidence [see computer file Labresul.law]

65 Criminalistics Laboratory Laboratory Report - Results [see computer file labresul.law]

66 Mumma: Police Department Physical Evidence Receipt

67 Mumma: Results of for Laboratory Examination : Please finger Print Plastic Zip Lock Bags - All 3 Bags No latent Prints Identified.

68 Mumma: Request for Laboratory Examination Controlled Substance (THC) All (3) Three

69 Mumma: Results of Laboratory Examination marijuana containing THC

70 Criminalistics Laboratory - Laboratory Report refer to page 69 above (list weights)

71 Crump: WPD Physical Evidence Report

72 Crump: WPD Physical Evidence Report: TWO LETTERS ADDRESSED TO DEBBY, 2742 E. 2ND FROM K.C. STEINER

73 Stone: WPD Physical Evidence Report: Cash

74 Stone: WPD Physical Evidence Report: Cassette tapes from answering machine

75 Stone: WPD Physical Evidence Report: Computer & Disks

76 Allred: WPD Physical Evidence Report: ‘Ohaus’ port-o-gram scale [BROKEN] Coleman cooler

77 Allred: WPD Physical Evidence Report: Tax Stamps, & Tax Stamp Money order renewal receipt.

78 Otis: WPD Physical Evidence Report: for Cash taken

79 Otis: WPD Physical Evidence Report: for Cash taken

80 Otis: WPD Physical Evidence Report: for Cash taken

81 Otis: WPD Physical Evidence Report: For documents & tax stamp purchase receipts of last year

82 Otis: WPD Physical Evidence Report: For personal rolodex addresses & phone numbers

83 Mumma: WPD Physical Evidence Report: Mechell’s Wage and Hour receipts from 1994

84 White: WPD Physical Evidence Report: Box, and package of zig zag papers

85 White: WPD Physical Evidence Report: One $20.00 bill

86 White: WPD Physical Evidence Report: Departmental Receipt: [See bottom of page where AA is listed as tax stamps. The rest of these items came up negative for THC]

87 Mitchell: WPD Physical Evidence Receipt: can’t read

88 Address Inquiry: KG & E

89 Card File Copy of 2 21 73 arrest for Debora A. Moore

90 Receipt from SECRET SERVICE receiving photocopy of personal letters

91 Copy of 1 page of my Astrology Book Records File [kept in spiral notebook - 20 years old]

92 I have no idea what this page is.

93 Copy of personal letter seized and turned over to the Secret Service

94 Copy of envelope above letter was mailed in and turned over to the Secret Service

95 Copy of personal letter seized and turned over to the Secret Service

96 - 97 Case Summary: C.I. Information: (note if willing to testify or not, if they are, all pertinent info, including triple I., and present where abouts) -None- Includes both bust & witness list

98 Inventory receipt and return of search warrant for April 2, 1996 Item # 4 is for Tax Stamps for Marijuana

99-100 Arrest Report: Debora A. Moore

101-102 Arrest Report Mechell Moore

103 Uniform Criminal Complaint and Notice to Appear for Mechell Moore # D171671

104 Uniform Criminal Complaint and Notice to Appear for Mechell Moore # D171672

105-106 White # 1427, & Det. Weible visiting store Officers report is dated 6 25 95 Report of 3 27 96 - Page 106 states: Det. Weible purchased two tax stamps, a flower vase, and bead with bead spacers: Spending $55.00

Det White purchased one tax stamp and one flower vase. $57.59 with tax

107 Some type of audit done by department on blank paper

108 copy of $100. Bill signed White # 1427 dated 3 27 96

109 copy of 6 $20.00 Bills signed by Weible # 1523 dated 3 27 96 [Three serial numbers are blacked out]

110-120 Taped interview of wire Weible & White wore while in shop. Page 114: I offer them the opportunity to buy tax stamps - “If you drive a nice car and you want to keep it, and you are going to possess marijuana, then you should have a tax stamp. Page 115 They both buy tax stamps. Page 116, they ask to buy screens, and I state “Don’t have any except on our windows. Page 119: Both officers try to get me to sell them marijuana, and I just pretended I had no idea what they were talking about. The last statement is about our damage to the front door that is only hanging by the hinges.

121 Weible & White: WPD Departmental Receipt for merchandise purchased in the store: 3 marijuana tax stamps are listed. Dated 3 27 96

122 WPD Physical Evidence dated 4 2 96: Tape of interview of pages 110 - 120.

123-126 Mumma # 1415 Arrest 4-2-96 report by BJS July 16, 1996 States Mechell was NTA’d and released on scene. [THIS IS NOT TRUE]

127-130 Stone # 1352 arrest 4 2 96 report by BJS July 16, 1996 page 128 para 1 The business area in order to assist with the initial stages of the search. Several of these detectives were wearing black hoods over their heads in order to protect their identity from Mechell Moore and Debora Moore placed on the possibility that we may have future contact with them and they wanted to remain unknown to her at this time.

page 129 para 4) From these file cabinets I removed a home made book labeled “Pressed Leafs Hemp” in the file labeled address books which contained papers with various name and information on it. I also removed a file labeled Tax Stamps and a file labeled mailing lists masters. ...In the home made book labeled “Pressed Leafs Hemp” I found numerous whole ressed leave which appeared to be marijuana leaves. I removed all the leves from this book and ubmitted them as evidence under this case number. [PLEASE CHECK OUT THE DATES ON HE PAGES IN THIS BOOK - IT WAS HEMP FROM THE RIVER BANK - NO THC, ABOUT TEN YEARS OLD]

131-132 Crump # 1488 arrest of 4 2 96 by PB May 25, 1996

133-134 Brimer, Beverly J., Det. # 1235 arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS April 9, 1996

135-136 Allred # 1484, arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS Apr 9, 1996

137-138 White # 1427 arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS July 23, 1996

139-140 Weible # 1523 arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS May 21, 1996

141-142 Whittredge # 1136 arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS April 9, 1996 Two customers: Brandon C. Lewis 11 27 73 at 2204 Stonybrook Circle 634-3715 Timothy P. Fiser 10 15 74, 2251 Bramblewood, # 401, 685-4247 Both employed at Outback Steakhouse 1900 N. Rock Road 634-6500

143-144 Otis # 1256 arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS April 9, 1996 Interview Debora Moore “Indicating to me that she did not want to answer any questions.”

145 Mitchell # 1349 arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS April 11, 1996 Interview Mechell Moore “Where it says having these rights in mid do you wish to talk to us know, she ititialed the no box and then signed it.”

146-147 Watts # 1109 arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS April 17, 1996

148-150 Johnson, James A., Det # 1226 arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS April 10, 1996 151 Sims # 1478 arrest report of 4 2 96 by BJS April 12, 1996 Mechell’s Savings Book

151-153 Heimerman, S.G., Sgt, # 1359 report of 4 2 96 by BJS April 8, 1996

154 Debora A Moore - Personal History Sheet, 4 2 96 arrest

155 Mechell Moore - Personal History Sheet, 4 2 96 arrest

156 Your Rights 4 2 96 - Debora A Moore

157 Your Rights 4 2 96 - Mechell Moore

158 Hand written sheet dated 4 2 96 by Mitchell # 1349

159 Hand written sheet not dated - unknown use

160-161 Hand written sheet of Search of Debora Moore’s bedroom 4 2 96

162-164 WPD Photographic Report

165 N/W room 4 2 96 hand written page of contents seized.

166 WPD Physical Evidence Receipt - White, 4 2 96, pkg # A, B, C, D, E

167 WPD Request for Laboratory Examination on Pkg # A, B, C, D, E, for THC

168 Laboratory Results of items listed on page 166 & 167, Marijuana containing THC

169 WPD Physical Evidence Receipt, Allred, for 4 2 96

170 WPD Request for Laboratory Examination, can’t read

171 WPD Laboratory Examination Results on Allred submission - Marijuana containing THC [STATES SEEDS: SEEDS DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY THC *** EVER]

172 WPD Physical Evidence Receipt, Stone: 1 plastic bag containing multiple green leaves. (Hemp)

173 WPD Request for Laboratory Examination for Drug Content

174 WPD Laboratory Report Results, Stone: Marijuana containing THC [THIS WAS HEMP LEAVES, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR THEM TO CONTAIN THC AFTER THE LENGTH OF TIME THEY HAVE BEEN PRESSED.]

175 WPD Physical Evidence Receipt, Brimmer Dated 4 2 76

176 WPD Request for Laboratory Examination, Brimmer dated 4 2 96

177 WPD Laboratory Results, Brimmer, Marijuana containing THC

178 WPD Departmental Receipt Physical Evidence, Crump, 4 2 96

179 WPD Request for Laboratory Examination 4 2 96, Crump

180 WPD Laboratory Examination Results, Crump marijuana containing THC

181 Criminalistic Laboratory - Laboratory Report of 4 3 1996 (See Lab Results)

182 WPD Physical Evidence Receipt - White # 1427, 4 2 96

183 WPD Physical Evidence Receipt - Crump - 4 2 96

184 WPD Physical Evidence Receipt, Crump - 4 2 96 - 2 computer discs

185 WPD Physical Evidence Receipt, Johnson - 4 2 96 - contents of 1992 evidence box in basement

186 WPD Physcial Evidence Receipt, Johnson, 4 2 96 - see page 185 - Cash $14.93 US - 1.15 Canada

187 WPD Physical Evidence Receipt, Brimer - 4 2 96

188 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Brimer - 4 2 96 - $121.00 currency

189 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Sims - 4 2 96, $470.00 S/W Bedroom - Mechell’s

190 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Allred - 4 2 96, 33 computer disks, photographs POSTAL SCALES (from office cabinet)

191 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Allred 4 2 96, $206 cash Debby’s purse

192 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Stone, 4 5 96,

193 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Stone, 4 5 96 - Shop

194 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Stone, 4 5 96 - Shop

195 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma - Stone, 4 2 96 - shop

196 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop

197 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop

198 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96

199 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96

200 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop

201 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma 4 2 96 - shop

202 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop

203 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop

204 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop - $121.90 in US currancy

205 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop

206 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop

207 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop flyer’s, signs, lighters, business cards, Tax stamps

208 WPD Physical Evidence Report, Mumma, 4 2 96 - shop - $12.00 cash

209 Barmes Wholesale Invoice

210 Copy of sign warning of molded green substances cause infection in lungs

211-212 Tax Stamps work even in Reno county

213 Advertisement for Tax Stamps @ $11.00

214 Action Gram: Certified article of confiscation: (turquoise paper)

215 copy of business card, e-mail address - Please make checks payable to: Debby Moore

216 copy of Hemp Buck, Sticker Thank you for pot smoking, Button: How much more money are we going to spend on the drug war? The price is high, your Constitutional Rights!