APPENDIX A: Rupf Permitholder Database, Circa Early 2000
Page number |
Name |
First Issued |
Permit Type |
"Good Cause Summary" |
Posse? |
Misc Info/Notes |
4 |
William Bruce Plummer |
1975 |
Standard |
Carries cash related to his photography business (owner). |
YES |
He also had CCW in Ohio based on a "special deputy status" with no actual law enforcement duties�very similar to the Posse. |
10 |
Frank Edward Nunes Jr. |
1996 |
Std |
Needs to defend his cattle ranch, which he owns and resides at. Of course, being his "home and place of business", he already has carry rights. This same PRAR response in the "good cause" area for Steve Jacobsen was heavily redacted; not so for the Michel PRAR response of early '2000. In Rupf's 5/24/2001 permitholder database printout, occupation is "consultant". |
YES |
Nephew of Frank Pereira, known to be politically connected and a former UnderSheriff and current Posse member and permitholder. References included both Frank and John Pereira, Jack Roddy, Bob Chapman |
14 |
Richard Earnest Tirrell |
1975? |
Std |
"Night work, violent crime area", he is a doctor and a nurse was robbed in the hospital parking lot. Posse membership listed in the "good cause" statement! |
YES |
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19 |
Lois Haight |
1995 |
Judge |
Judge - modest good cause listed |
Listed as reference by Thomas Van Voorhis, #23 |
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23 |
Thomas Van Voorhis |
1998 |
Std |
This is somebody Willett denied in 1998 due to no good cause, so he appealed to Rupf by letter with very weak "good cause" and a long list of Judges and politicians as "character references" - classic "CCW by connections". |
Thomas Van Voorhis was on a first-name basis with the staff of former state senator Rainey. I filed a complaint with Rainey's office about Rupf's CCW abuse, they mentioned "Thomas" as a frequent visitor. Related to attorney Dan Van Voorhis, attorney for Kenneth Eugene Behring entry #526 |
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28 |
Frank Pereira |
1964 |
Std |
Unknown good cause - old permit, "good cause" papers long since lost, gets renewed anyways. He's a former UnderSheriff political appointee back in the '60s, but wasn't a sworn peace officer hence the need for CCW. |
YES |
Politically connected - note the pattern of "very old permit and renewals despite no "good cause on file". You'll see more of that. |
32 |
William Albert Riley Jr. |
1986 - but see notes |
Std. |
"My wife is in a wheelchair, we're old, we use ATMs" - accurate paraphrase of applicant's own handwritten "good cause statement". |
This was a renewal; he had a permit while living in Kingsburg, CA 93631, Fresno County (which is highly restrictive). PRAR response printout lists him starting in 1995 |
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37 |
Walter Joseph Pastore |
? |
Std |
"I have to be in SF and other high crime areas at night" - accurate paraphrase. |
YES |
Pastore is prominently mentioned in Rupf's campaign fund records. |
40 |
John Lee Pereira |
? |
Std |
None listed. Former "special deputy Sheriff" |
YES |
Son of Frank Pereira, Posse, related to Frank Nunes Jr, Posse |
42 |
Joseph Randall Mass |
1984 |
Std |
None listed - forms are present, good cause statement area is blank! |
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46 |
Kim Fang (RIP) |
1989 |
Std |
None listed. When he died, media reports listed his "good cause" as being related to telephone death threats however he had switched both residence and career since initial permit issuance. Media reports of his death widely mentioned Posse membership. |
YES |
The PRAR response to Michel was done before Fang died. Fang donated at least $700 in recorded campaign donations to Rupf and more than that to Rainey when he was Sheriff and approved Fang's permit. |
48 |
Robert Henry Martinez |
1990 |
Std |
He's a "Sr. VP of Marketing" for "Eagle Food Service". Good cause (paraphrased) adds up to "on the road late at night, takes his daughter to sporting events across the state (horse-related)". Wealth involved in issuance? |
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56 |
Owen McNiel Schafer |
1982 |
Std |
The entire "good cause" section reads: "Self Protection". (He may be a former reservist, see also entry page 66 (Christopher Young) below for what may be a similar case.) |
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60 |
Jamieson Bitzer Bates |
1999 |
Std. |
Turned down by Willett for lack of good cause, writes four-page rant on the general state of crime plus constitutional rights, and is personally approved by Rupf. I don't disagree, point is Rupf would never have issued to a peon on that basis. |
Mike Haas met this gent at a political event where Haas was speaking; Bates had much praise for Rupf's CCW policies. This and Van Voorhis establish Willett's involvement in bias. |
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66 |
Christopher Young |
1995 |
Reserve |
Good cause listed as "Self Protection". That may be standard for reservists? |
As long as they're still IN the reserves this makes at least some sense. But we have cases on record where they keep the permit even after leaving reserves. |
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69 |
Alex Clyde Smith |
1981 |
Reserve |
None - it says "issued pursuant to reserve policy" and "will be revoked on leaving the reserves". Well if that�s the case, and numbers 56 and 66 above were reservists from the same period, #56 kept his permit post-reserve. |
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73 |
Michael Stephen Telfer |
1995 |
Std |
"Travel, including through violent areas with young daughter and luxury car". Accurate paraphrase. Owner of "Telfer/Sheldon Oil Company". |
Rupf probably saw big potential for campaign money. |
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78 |
Ernest Terry |
1968 |
Std |
Good cause not present (forms missing, typical of older permits). Occupation: owns a cocktail lounge. |
Permit expired�he may have died or moved? |
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81 |
Frank Joseph Thelen |
1970 |
Std |
Here's a good one. He was manager of a slaughterhouse, and had a permit for "personal protection and handling bank deposits". OK, fine�but he's still being reissued, even though he's now a teacher at a community college? |
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83 |
John Peter Toth MD |
1970 |
Std |
Good cause: "self defense" - that's the whole text |
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86 |
Wayne Roy Tulnage |
1978 |
Std |
Some kind of HazMat specialist - had a brief encounter with two guys who he thought was watching him take money away from a safe. |
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91 |
Joseph Lewis Venturino |
1994 |
Std |
Gunsmith transporting guns/money |
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95 |
Ernest C. Voight |
1994 |
Std |
Real estate person of some sort, drives alone to properties in Nevada. |
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99 |
James Von Waldegg |
1961 |
Std |
Mortgage Banker - no good cause listed. |
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101 |
Joseph Domenic Vrankovich |
1976 |
Std |
VP of the Oakland Meat Company needs general protection, I guess due to wealth? He has a sense of humor - on the old form asking for "prior criminal problems that make you seek a permit" he hand-wrote "not yet". |
YES |
This gent just died, per the Posse newsletter. Also per that document (page 5)he had held the rank of "Lieutenant" in the Posse, but at age 85 he clearly wasn't a reservist. |
107 |
Denis M. Weigand |
1987 |
Std |
Owns a vending company, carries money |
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111 |
Claude Samuel Whitson |
1968 |
Std |
Physician - no good cause listed (forms missing) |
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114 |
Donald Aubrey Williamson |
1959! |
Std |
Rancher - good cause is "self protection" (entire text) |
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117 |
Michael Lee Wynn |
1994 |
Std |
Physician - moderate good cause relating to control of drug supplies, prescriptions, disability signoffs. |
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121 |
Raymond Frank Zaharis |
1968 |
Std |
Owner of the Oakland Meat Company, Vrankovich's boss (#101 above). Other than that, no good cause listed�forms missing, lost in the mists of time. |
#101 was. |
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124 |
John Domenic Devincenzi |
1989 |
Std |
Transports money relating to family chain of Delis. |
YES |
There's always been at least one member of this family with a permit at any one time, for many years. This family has given over $3,000 to Rupf's campaign funds, and caters Posse dinners. |
128 |
George Robert Martin |
1993 |
Std |
Owns business, ex-employee threatened to go postal, plus he responds to the alarm late sometimes. |
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132 |
Dennis Robert Ladd |
1993 |
Std |
Business owner, three parts stores, two in bad neighborhoods. He had a pretty good list of police reports relating to vandalism, robbery, break-ins. |
Decent good cause - but being a business owner helps� |
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137 |
Eugene Reyes Abuan |
1974 |
Reserve |
Seems to have scored CCW before joining reserves. No good cause statements of any sort in file. |
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139 |
Ralph John Alvarado |
1994 |
Std |
Manages a welfare fraud investigations unit for the county social services department. Has very strong good cause related to a psycho ex-employee, documented very well. |
We have no way of knowing how many "regular folks" in circumstances just as dire were denied�esp. if they lived in a town with it's own PD. |
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146 |
Joseph John Ambrosino |
1985 |
Std |
Geologist by trade, also has rental properties, claims tenants being thrown out threaten to kill him. |
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150 |
Armand Albert Annereau |
1972 |
Std |
Owns an auto upholstery shop in a "dark secluded area", carries cash. |
This is specifically the type of good cause Varady said was inadequate to the Contra Costa Times. |
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152 |
Leonard Lewis Battaglia |
1971 |
Std |
Owns a liquor store |
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154 |
Roger Lee Becker |
1973 |
Std |
Originally he was the asst. manager of a sporting goods store and took money to the bank. He has switched to some unspecified "self employed", no details. |
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156 |
Robert William Betti |
1974 |
Std |
Originally got permit restricted to the times he was carrying money relating to his plumbing business. That restriction has been lifted some time since. He's still in that trade. |
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158 |
Guy Henry Black |
1969 |
Std |
Contractor, something to do with radio/TV broadcast antennae, works in remote areas. Weak. |
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161 |
Ernest W. Blee |
1965 |
Std |
Civil engineer, no good cause listed. |
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163 |
Robert Hayden Chapman |
1974 |
Std |
Rancher - no good cause listed, forms missing. |
YES |
Chapman was a reference on the Nunes application, alongside the Pereiras. |
165 |
Francis J. Castle Jr. |
1993 |
Std |
Owns "Castle Fine Arts" in SF, other than that no good cause is in the file (the forms that would have it are gone). |
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167 |
Salvatore Cardinale |
1980 |
Std. |
Farmer - "for protection of large sums of money". |
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170 |
William Allen Davis |
1997 |
Std |
Owns some sort of business, can't make out the name. Paperwork is particularly sketchy for a Rupf-era initial permit, all forms that would have good cause on 'em are gone. Yet there's been at least three renewals, the latest early in '99. |
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172 |
Gail Anthony DeMartini (male) |
1984 |
Std |
A stockbroker whose stated "good cause" was for protection while at a remote ranch in Calaveras County. There was a more detailed letter, now missing. |
Note that the permit was NOT geographically or otherwise restricted. |
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177 |
Angelo Dimaggio |
1974 |
Std |
Owner of a business called "Elegant Floors", no good cause statement papers, as normal for files this old. |
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180 |
Michael Edward Donnelly |
1997 |
Std. |
Same as #170 - business owner, sketchy paperwork, multiple renewals since. ALL original papers gone, along with good cause, not common for Rupf-initial-issued permit.. |
Very odd. Steve Jacobsen filed a PRAR on Rupf in 1997 - it's possible Rupf's people started realizing there was damaging stuff in these files around that time, and purged 'em? |
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182 |
Lawrence Delmore Durbin |
1975 |
Std |
Sketchy papers, no good cause info, he used to be the head custodian for a local school district, and as of 1998 he was retired and still being renewed. |
Some sort of connections involved. |
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185 |
Robert August Edelman |
1995 |
Std |
Business owner, was dealing with petty crimes near his warehouse, and when he made contracting housecalls he dealt with criminal-class people (he referred to a house as having guns and drugs exposed in the living room). |
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187 |
William Ellis |
1999 |
Std |
Doctor, runs multiple offices, deposits cash. |
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189 |
Giovanni N. Epifani |
1978 |
Std |
Owns a Ferarri dealership/repair shop, travels with race cars. |
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194 |
Michael Geary Farrell |
1972 |
Reserve |
He's been a reservist the whole time he's held CCW. |
As usual with reserves, no "good cause" |
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196 |
Douglas Lovejoy Faulkner |
1977 |
Std |
He's a sales engineer for "steam specialties", and travels to Richmond, where "punks" of some sort threw rotten veggies at his car four years ago. Weak. |
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200 |
David Allen Flori |
1971 |
Std |
No good cause records. When he first obtained CCW, he was a frozen foods salesman, now he's in sheet metal somehow. |
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202 |
Dale Allen Frost |
1992 |
Std |
Real estate investor, goes to "low rent" areas. |
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206 |
Barton Jay Gilbert |
1997 |
Std |
He's a Brigadier General in the US Army Reserves, and is sometimes connected with drug task force operations. Not bad as far as "good cause". |
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210 |
Frank Wendel Greer |
1971 |
Std |
Masonry contract estimator, carries large sums of cash for banking and payroll? Which doesn't make much sense�that's not what you'd expect an estimator to do. |
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213 |
Joel H. Golub |
1993 |
Judge |
Court commissioner, good cause relates to that. |
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217 |
George James Grover Jr. |
1990 |
Std |
Good cause is "we live in a remote area of Orinda, have lots of money, art and valuables, and we travel to art shows". |
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221 |
Roger Marion Gorrell Sr. |
1975 |
Std |
Employed originally as a PI for an investigative agency, now "self employed", job title not specified. |
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227 |
George Charles Heitman |
1990 |
Std |
Attorney, does family law practice and had specific threats. Strong good cause case. |
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233 |
Roger Dale Henderson |
1973 |
Std |
Owns auto parts store, takes cash to the bank. |
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236 |
Andrew Claude Higgins |
1994 |
Std |
Internal security and executive protection, employed by Bank of America |
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240 |
Joseph Hisquierdo |
1998 |
Std |
Private Investigator/bodyguard/POST course instructor |
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243 |
William Albert Howard |
1994 |
Std |
Construction foreman, takes payroll to remote sites. |
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247 |
Deborah Michael Jacob |
1997 |
Std |
Senior security manager for Bechtel, internal corporate bodyguard. |
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250 |
Wayne Edward Jackson |
1985 |
Std |
Gun shop owner, sells full-auto machine guns to PDs. Needs to be able to defend same from being stolen. |
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254 |
Alexander Williams Jason |
1985 |
Std |
PI, plus carries cash to sporting events he manages. |
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259 |
Kenneth Allen Krohn |
1991 |
Std |
Other than occupation listed as "repossessor", no good cause statement, very skimpy file. |
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261 |
Michael Patrick Keenan |
1983 |
Std |
Corporate security, loss prevention for Ross stores. Originally scored CCW while doing the same for Macy's. |
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266 |
Richard Jacob Karnes |
1970 |
Std |
Something to do with an auto wreckers - owner? Most of the old paperwork and good cause data missing. |
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270 |
Dennis Spencer Kahane |
1996 |
Reserve |
Good cause mentions working late with "most unsavory" (his words) people hanging out in the parking lot - he's an attorney. |
Kahane in an official in the Posse. |
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273 |
Robert Denny Laurence |
1992 |
Reserve |
Good cause relates to being a reservist. |
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278 |
Christian August Lauritzen III |
1985 |
Reserve |
Original CCW issued because the guy runs a yacht harbor. |
I wonder if Rupf judges wealth purely by the applicant's name? |
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282 |
Lowell Stanley Lawrence |
1979 |
Std |
Security and executive protection for PG&E (his employer). |
Considering PG&E's current popularity, I'd assume he's pretty busy. |
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286 |
James Donald Lee |
1972 |
Std |
Sells guns and tear gas to police departments, at least back in '72. Current permit lists occupation as "sales". |
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289 |
James Robert Lobb |
1996 |
Std |
Occupation on most recent permit is "salesman", ALL original papers missing including "good cause". |
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292 |
David Arthur Long |
1972 |
Std |
Attorney in his original papers�no other good cause, and he's now retired. |
Especially interesting. Original papers are marked "transfer", good cause left blank. The guy has had continuous renewals since, and at NO time has the Contra Costa Sheriff's Office ever had a good cause statement for him on file. And now post-retirement, CCW is STILL being treated as a "tenured position". Equal protection violation. |
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294 |
Michael James Lorenzo |
1998 |
Std |
All original "good cause" papers and documents from the original 1998 application are missing, odd for something so recent. lang=FR style='font-size:10.0pt;font-family:Verdana;'>Occupation: P.I. |
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296 |
Walter Lloyd Lyall |
See note! |
Std |
Runs a security company now; back in 1970 was involved in a home/apartment maintenance company. |
The oldest papers from 1970 are for a renewal. As with #80, Rupf never had good cause data for this guy, ever? |
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299 |
Michael George McDermott |
1972 |
Std |
Owns small business, carries cash to bank. |
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302 |
David John McIntyre |
1992 |
Std |
Employed in corporate security, department director. |
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306 |
David Ewing Maclellan |
1979 |
Std |
Owns a construction company, carries cash to $8k, and had death threats from a violent ex-employee. |
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311 |
George Kevin Mallett |
1993 |
Std |
Attorney, also a Judge Pro-Tem and Superior Court arbitrator. |
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316 |
William E. March |
1971 |
Std |
Originally a county animal control officer, now retired. |
I'm not related to him so far as I'm aware. |
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318 |
Ronald Pete Massei |
1998 |
Std |
He owns a restaurant and a vending machine company, works late and transports cash. |
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320 |
Raynal James Mayman |
1978 |
Std |
He's a financial manager with Bechtel, described as "a major multinational firm that does business in "world hot-spots" such as Iran, South Africa, the middle east, etc and the company is a target of anti-nuke people, environmentalists, etc." (paraphrased) and therefore he's at risk. As a financial specialist, he probably never leaves this area on business, if Bechtel gets targeted it'll be overseas. |
YES |
Mayman is treasurer of Rupf's campaign fund, and seems to have held that position throughout Rupf's tenure as Sheriff. |
325 |
Paul Euper Meadors |
1968 |
Std |
Owns a restaurant chain. |
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328 |
Jack Mattew Metez |
1961 |
Std |
Former building contractor, now retired, no good cause papers in the file. |
Another case of "tenure", no good cause needed. |
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331 |
Louis Maximillian Meunier |
1994 |
Std |
President of Macy's West(!). Claims to be well-known for pushing prosecution of rioters in SF that were active after the Rodney King verdicts. |
What are the odds this gent's wealth and social status had something to do with permit issuance? |
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335 |
Frank Louis Middleton |
1988 |
Std |
Owns a welding supply business, carries cash, etc. |
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340 |
John D. Milano |
1985 |
Std |
Chiropractor, gave story about his mother's house getting broken into and her purse stolen, so despite not living with her, somehow his gun is going to help her. |
Rupf should have issued the CCW to granny! |
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344 |
Sandra Ford Mock |
1994 |
Std |
Attorney, received threats related to a case |
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348 |
John Andrew Montagh |
1974 |
Reserve |
No good cause data; this gent is Rupf's Rangemaster and from what I've heard separately, very competent at it. |
He doesn't appear to be a "roadblock" in the CCW process. Probably generally pro-CCW. How much he knows about bias/elitism/etc is another question, might be interesting to get him into depositions? |
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350 |
Charles James Morehouse |
1973 |
Std |
Attorney, "needs to be on the street with his police clients". |
He's now with a different law firm, it's unlikely he has the same needs as in '73. |
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353 |
Robert Anthony Nadol Jr. |
1970 |
Std |
Originally a truck dispatcher (with the Teamsters Union?), now in construction - the only "good cause" statement was "self protection". |
No "good cause" details ever on file with this guy. I smell a politically connected individual. |
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357 |
Tarchieso Joe Piastrelli |
1969 |
Std |
Now retired, was in sheet metal, good cause missing from file. |
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360 |
David Pearsall Platter |
1969 |
Std |
Current permit has occupation as "Finance", back in '69 he was a stockbroker for Merrill Lynch, still works for that company in some capacity. No good cause on file. |
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363 |
Calvin Vincent Porter |
1968 |
Std |
In '68, he was into carpet sales and was a full-time fireman. Occupation today is "Sales", and no good cause data is in the file. |
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366 |
Garry Joseph Russello |
1994 |
Std |
Owns Pacific Electrical Supply Inc, claims to have to fire people sometimes, and they get disgruntled. |
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371 |
Walter Rosenkranz |
1988 |
Std |
Dentist does 24hour emergency care, and has access to drugs. |
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375 |
Joseph Petere Remiti |
1979 |
Std |
Carries money to buy Corvette parts and cars as part of his hobby. |
Sounds politically connected. |
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380 |
Jack J. Sarver |
1995 |
Std |
Retired; as of 1995 he was doing some estate jewelry sales on the side, claimed an undocumented attempted robbery. Don't know if he still does this as a retiree. |
Compare this to Derek Westfall's case - Derek couldn't get full documentation out of Orinda PD so he gets shot down. |
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383 |
Leo Saunders |
1991 |
Std |
Real estate, and does rent collection for property management purposes, so carries cash. |
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387 |
Darrell Santos |
1998 |
Std |
Works in investigations for PacBell, coordinated wiretaps and testifies in state and Fed court. Claims to have received threats for that stuff. |
Transferred from Alameda Sheriff's Office. |
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390 |
Maurice Herbert Rose |
1991 |
Std |
Self employed coin and precious metals dealer at shows, transporting valuables. |
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395 |
Thomas Michael Powers |
1978 |
Std |
Live one! Scored CCW while a member of the CC County Board of Supes, talked about having to go mix with his constituents(!). Also an attorney who handles estate sales, etc. |
YES |
This guy was known for his strongly anti-gun ways while in office(!) as was his wife who was on the Richmond city council. Hypocrites! |
400 |
Edward Gerow Symmons |
1997 |
Std |
Business owner, carries cash, business not named - odd |
Most list businesses owned. |
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403 |
Thomas Andrew Sutak |
1982 |
Std |
VP of a security company, does executive protection |
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408 |
John Dean Shipley |
1961 |
Std |
Retiree today; at time of issuance, was a machinist and did some gunsmithing and shooting instruction. No good cause statement on file. |
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411 |
Joseph Siino |
1971 |
Std |
Attorney (still practices). Statement in 1971: "Carry large sums, also represent different types of people" (exact quote). Now, to my knowledge, there's just one type of people on the planet, now that Neanderthals are extinct� |
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414 |
Gary Allen Smith |
1972 |
Std |
Owns an auto body shop, good cause: "self protection and large sums of money" (exact quote). |
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417 |
Harold Bernard Smith Jr. |
1964 |
Std |
Owns retail stores - no good cause data on record. |
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420 |
Ronald L. Smith |
1997 |
12027i |
Former cop, deputy and FBI said he wanted to break into executive protection. |
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422 |
Timothy Charles Smith |
1993 |
Std |
Runs retail insurance biz, takes cash to bank. |
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426 |
William H. Smits Jr. |
1994 |
12027i |
Former FBI, 23 years, "to protect myself from the people I busted" (paraphrase). |
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430 |
Roy Douglas Snelson |
1973 |
Std |
In '73 he was a "garage foreman", no good cause is listed anywhere, and his latest renewal has the "occupation" area deliberately masked out. |
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433 |
Michael Stephen Stone |
1977 |
Std |
PI/bodyguard. |
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439 |
Robert Warren Nagle |
1984 |
Std |
CPA, transports cash for one accounting client. |
Does he still have that client? |
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445 |
Erik Strand |
1993 |
Reserve |
Reserves is sole good cause. |
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460 |
Roger L. Draper |
1999 |
Reserve |
Good cause relates to reserves, he does some work as a jailer in Martinez, worries about revenge by ex-inmates. |
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463 |
Stanley Edwin Gutman |
1996 |
Std |
Wealthy corporate attorney, travels through SF, poor delicate flower. |
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467 |
Richard Charles Dubruille |
198? |
12027 |
Retired FBI, now a PI. |
This is the guy that put "Walnut Creek PD doesn't issue any permits" in his application. He had no reason to lie. |
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471 |
John Walter Challoner |
1999 |
Std |
This one's important. No good cause data. Thing is, this guy transferred in from Clayton PD, approved by Lt. Willett 2/2/99. Clayton PD told a different applicant that they don't issue at all, in 1996. And this guy is a VP in Seeno Construction - Mr. Seeno holds a CCW, and Seeno is definitely Posse. |
99.9% certain |
Seeno is deeply connected to DA Gary Yancey, now retiring due to cancer. |
473 |
Tom Butterfield |
1992 |
Std |
Union district representative when issued, good cause was "Do business and attend social functions with my wife and sometimes my children in high crime areas of Contra Costa County" (verbatim!). Now he's retired, and a pathetic effort was made to cover that up (see the Michel file record pages 473-478). |
Politically connected! |
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479 |
Phillip Eugene Bradshaw |
1962 |
Std |
No good cause data in file. Original occupation was as a salesman for International Harvester - now retired. |
Another "tenure case" |
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482 |
Leonard Raymond Orr |
1967 |
Std |
No good cause on file, continuous renewals, he's a GOLF PRO? |
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485 |
Roger Denton Working |
1994 |
Std |
"Protection while traveling in high crime areas ie: Richmond, West Oakland, East San Jose" (verbatim!). |
Remember, Richmond is a specific zero-CCW zone - if you live there! Richmond was blocked by agreement between Rupf and all the PDs in the county, where Rupf wouldn't issue in towns plus Richmond's Chiefs have always been anti-CCW. |
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488 |
Norbert Young |
199 |
Std |
Specific claimed threats that add up to fairly strong good cause, no documentation on it. |
He may be a Richmond resident, uncertain without knowing the street address. |
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490 |
Marinus Zeelen |
1994 |
Std |
Realtor; claim of a specific criminal threat plus "carries cash" (business related?). |
YES |
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495 |
John Maitland Lauderdale |
1961 |
Std |
Retired as of 1998; original good cause missing, as of 1971 he was an "account executive" for an electrical sign company. |
Another "tenure case" |
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498 |
Edward L. Kronick |
1969 |
Std |
Doctor; no good cause statement, records missing. |
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502 |
Steven Mark Elefant |
1991 |
Std |
Occupation on current permit is "Executive", good cause statement is missing�there was an attached letter that he referred to in his 1991 application, now missing. |
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508 |
Paul Thomas DiGaudio |
1971 |
Std |
Occupation: psychiatrist; good cause related to carrying of money? |
How many people pay shrinks in cash? |
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511 |
Barton Randy Blumberg |
1990 |
Std |
Oral Surgeon. His good cause statement talked about bad areas, and protecting drug supplies, however� |
His personal letter to Rainey talks about what a good shot he is, and mentions his shooting buddies: John Montagh (the rangemaster), John Dashner(?) and - WARREN RUPF prior to his election to Sheriff. Very Connected. |
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518 |
Edward Joseph Amarant |
1967 |
Std |
Occupation is "sales", all good cause data missing from sketchy file. Oldest doc in the file is a 1971 renewal, the "1967" date comes from Rupf's database printout. |
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521 |
Donald A. Stewart |
1983 |
Std |
Currently retired; all original good cause papers missing. Don't even know what his original occupation was. |
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524 |
Bradford True Prescott |
1992 |
Std |
Physician - no original permit app forms in the file, no good cause, no nuthin'. |
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526 |
Kenneth Eugene Behring |
1992 |
Std |
Occupation is "investor", the complete good cause statement is "high profile�need protection". Works for "Blackhawk Corp" in CCW application file� |
Scratch "works for" - Ken Behring not only owns "Blackhawk Investments", he also owned the Seattle Seahawks NFL team fairly recently, owns the Behring auto museum, and he personally built the city of Blackhawk. During the political wars surrounding the Blackhawk development, his attorney was Dan Van Voorhis, related to current permitholder and crony Thomas Van Voorhis. Ken Behring is a multi-billionaire, one of the richest men in Contra Costa County, and it's interesting that the phrasing of the application sought to mask this. |
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531 |
Nelson Buck McAfee |
1989 |
Std |
CEO of the Oakland Meat Company, originally scored CCW because he was the Chief Financial Officer and did bank deposits but with the job title change, that "good cause" is gone now. Doesn't matter, he's an aristocrat, right? |
We know of two other permitholders (#101 and #121) connected with that corp. Permit application was witnessed by Vrankovich, #101, who's known Posse. |
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539 |
Gregory Allen Reese |
1997 |
Std |
This guy works for his parent's political consulting business; he leads teams of canvassers into "bad areas" and many of his team members are women. |
Think about this: wouldn't it be greatly to Rupf's benefit to have THIS sort of person "owe him one"? And of course, people who LIVE in the bad areas are blanket-denied. |
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542 |
James P. Muglie |
1998 |
Std |
Occupation is blank. Original application form is present, but good cause is BLANK. |
This one is really odd�Rupf renewed him on 5/7/99, not long after I sued him. Rupf had to be at least peripherally thinking about "good cause" and equal protection? Yet he signs off on this? |
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545 |
Ann B. Moriarty |
? |
Std |
Property Manager; there's no good cause statements, no original applications paperwork, and she's not in the database that covers original dates of issuance. |
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547 |
Stephen James Mikich |
1999 |
Std |
Business manager, lame good cause involving "contact with large sums of money" and "travel through high crime areas". |
Application was witnessed by Frank Pereira, known Posse. |
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549 |
Melvin D. McCollough |
1972 |
Std |
Now retired; used to be a warehouse foreman, original 1972 form is present but with "Good cause" was BLANK |
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552 |
Donald Lee McCulley |
1972 |
Std |
Originally he was VP and sales manager of a manufacturing company. He now runs his own manufacturer's rep sales firm; good cause involves business cash. His 1972 letter to the Sheriff lists the UnderSheriff as a personal character reference. |
Definitely a connected individual. |
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556 |
Robert Leon Hawkins |
1978 |
Std |
Former cop, now a PI. |
If he retired, it would be a 12027-type permit? (12027 is a shall-issue system). |
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561 |
Stanley Joseph Hennessey |
1993 |
12027i |
Retired FBI |
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566 |
John James Jonopulos |
1993 |
Reserve |
Good cause relates to reserves. |
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571 |
Stephen J. Limrite |
1993 |
Reserves |
Reserves |
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576 |
Ilir Nushi |
1996 |
Reserves |
Reserves |
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579 |
Robert William Parkins |
1993 |
? |
Originally reserves, obtained CCW purely on that basis, but now he's NOT and still has a permit!? |
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584 |
Dennis Ray Prasch |
1996 |
12027i |
Former FBI |
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586 |
John Parker Roland |
1994 |
12027i |
Former FBI, now PI |
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591 |
Gene Edgar Ross |
1998 |
Reserves |
Reserves |
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593 |
John T. Rotolo |
1988 |
Reserves |
Reserves |
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598 |
Lowell Edwin Richards |
1995 |
Std |
Attorney, Judge Pro-Tem and does security(?). |
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601 |
William Arthur Rice |
1995 |
Reserves |
Reserves (Alameda County SO). |
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606 |
Carl N. Reynolds |
1998 |
12027i |
Former FBI |
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608 |
Robert Randolph Rockwell |
1974 |
12027i |
Odd case - he first obtained CCW off from the Contra Costa Sheriff's Office as a private security guard, then went into the FBI for a long time, and on coming out applied under 12027i. Doesn't matter much, just odd. |
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611 |
Kevin Blair Thomas |
1998 |
Std |
Prosecutor, Alameda County DA's office. |
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613 |
Bobby Dwain Thomson |
1999 |
Std |
Internal security and executive protection for Bank of America. |
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615 |
Benedict James Tisa |
1996 |
12027i |
Former FBI |
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618 |
David Jon Travers |
1995 |
Reserves |
Reserves |
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621 |
William C. Vencill |
1993 |
Std |
Attorney, former cop with Concord PD, "runs into people he busted" (paraphrase). Had a letter of support from the CPD Chief, now missing. |
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625 |
John R. Verducci |
1969 |
Std |
Barber shop owner - good cause statement not present. |
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627 |
Albert Kaye Watts |
1983 |
Reserves |
Reserves |
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632 |
Walter Mills Welti |
1988 |
Reserves |
Reserves |
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637 |
Vincent Joseph Weltz |
1998 |
12027i |
Retired FBI |
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639 |
Dirk Peter Walzien |
1999 |
Std |
Restaurant owner, takes money to bank, threats from violent/crazy ex-employees. |
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641 |
Ronald A. Witney |
1995 |
12027i |
Retired FBI |
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645 |
James D. Wilson Jr. |
1998 |
12027i |
Retired FBI |
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647 |
Owen Kieth Yeager |
1971 |
Std |
Originally scores CCW as reserve, retained CCW after leaving reserves. Occupation is blanked out on latest permit. |
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650 |
Richard Albert Zarzana |
1990 |
12027i |
Retired Fed Secret Service |
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658 |
Robert Allen Fink |
1989 |
Std |
Trauma room neurosurgeon; has testified as to the nature of injuries inflicted by criminals and is not popular in certain low-rent circles as a result. |
Decent good cause statement |
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664 |
Edgar Leon Aitken |
1999 |
Std |
Financial consultant and auditor, claims that this makes him unpopular at times. Also claims to carry money. |
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Moved in from Napa, where he had CCW for 15 years. Mentioned that the Napa Sheriff would act as a reference. |
667 |
James Hugh Anderson |
1978 |
Std |
Assistant DA, deals with gang prosecution. |
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673 |
Stephen Keith April |
1988 |
Std |
Fire/arson investigator, local fire district. |
Decent good cause |
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679 |
M. Donald Bellew |
1978 |
Std |
Former cop in New Jersey; employed as internal security and executive protection for World Airways, which if I recall right, is now defunct? Current occupation is listed as "security mgr." |
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685 |
John Felix Bessols |
1998 |
Std |
Owns 100 apartment units, collects rent, takes cash to bank. |
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687 |
Edward George Borden |
1996 |
Reserves |
Reserves - Berkeley PD. |
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690 |
Wilfred Carnell Broom |
1994 |
Reserves |
Marin probation officer and has deputy powers somehow connected with the Marin Sheriff. |
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693 |
Robert Duran Burke |
1994 |
Std |
Deputy DA assigned to a gang task force. |
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700 |
Bruce Murray Croskey |
1984 |
12027i |
Former Deputy US Marshal, now getting threats. |
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705 |
Carl Herrick Critz |
1999 |
Std |
Pathologist, testifies about cases, had letter of reference from the San Joachin County Sheriff - who mentioned Critz as being Contra Costa Sheriff's Posse. |
YES |
Remember, Rupf's lawyer was on record in court on 12/22/99 saying that the Posse is a private political club whose membership lists should be sealed. |
708 |
Janet Candis Collins |
1999 |
Reserves |
Reserves |
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710 |
Ernest A. Clausen |
? |
Reserves |
Reserves - paperwork particularly sketchy. |
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712 |
Paul L. Cianciarulo |
1999 |
Std |
Occupation is "estimator manager", good cause is "I'm a former cop, I may run into people I busted" (paraphrased). |
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716 |
John Robert Davison |
1971 |
Std |
Original good cause: "hardware salesman on the road a lot with valuables", occupation today is listed as "sales". |
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719 |
Gerald B. Diedrich |
1996 |
12027i |
Retired FBI |
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724 |
Fred T. Fiedler |
1994 |
12027i |
Retired FBI |
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729 |
Michael Abram Garduno |
1996 |
12027i |
Retired FBI |
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731 |
Grady Lee Goldman |
1990 |
Std |
Criminology lab technician/manager, testifies in court, needs protection. |
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735 |
Thomas Lewis Hauschild |
1999 |
Reserves |
Reserves - former full-time deputy, now a firefighter. |
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737 |
Michael Chance |
1983 |
Std |
Retail gun shop owner. |
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743-747 |
These are examples of pages from the file Rupf supplied Chuck Michel that Plaintiffs and counsel have set aside as being not relevant to the subject of equal protection. |