Merle T. Rutledge Jr

45 Pine St.  Apt 3

Chatham, Virginia  24531



vs.





John Doe, Norfolk, Va Police Department officer, in his individual and

official capacity

810 Union Street

 Norfolk, VA. 23510



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John Doe 2,  Norfolk Va Police Department officer, sued in his

individual and official capacity

810 Union Street,

Norfolk, VA. 23510



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City of Norfolk, Va

810 Union Street,…

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Donna Lea, City of Norfolk, Va, complaint leads to disciplinary action of three bad City of Norfolk, Va Police Officers...



Concerns about a "rude" police officers and actions taken in wake of a possible hit and run!

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MERLE RUTLEDGE

<merletrutledge@gmail.com>     Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 11:13 PM

To: joyfantastic@hotmail.com, "Squyres, Shaun" <shaun.squyres@norfolk.gov>, "Burfoot, Anthony" <anthony.burfoot@norfolk.gov>,…

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To: City of Norfolk, Va public officials

From: Merle T. Rutledge Jr and Donna Lea

Concerns/Complaint against Norfolk Va Police officer Matthews

     I was informed by Donna Lea aka Lee that she had problems with the City of Norfolk, Va Police Department after a somewhat hit and run (from officers prospective). Ms. Lee alleges that after the accident and while in the hospital that she was treated rudely by City of Norfolk, Va Police officers. She was hit by a car in which…

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Update on Vernon Evans-El case.  Evans-El was found not guilty  on all charges.  Evans-El case now rests in U.S Federal Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.  For more details on his case, check out my blog!  I've been with him every step of the way and justice was decided in his favor.  I wish him much success in his future endeavors in combating police misconduct and government abuse in the Norfolk, Va area.  I will be looking into the matter of Michael Elder and his on going battle…

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      Officers do not need to wait until they are shot, stabbed or hit by a car, Amos said, a Norfolk, Va Police Department Officer. “All you’re thinking about in a fraction of a second is staying alive,” said Amos, who killed a man who shot him in 1996. Rutledge responded by stating “Its plenty of people serving life for that very same reason, so isn’t it time to make sure the law is updated and corrected so they can go back home where they should have been after they used self-defense for…

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On December 19, 2010, a Booker T. Washington High School senior was

arrested by a Norfolk, Virginia police officer under the truants

policy in Norfolk, Va while walking to school.  The police officer

pulled him over and told him that he was violating the policy.  The

teen informed the officer that he wasn't a truant and was on his way

to school.  The officer gave Marsh a ultimatum to take him to school

or to jail.  Mr. Marsh refused and was than pushed on to the… Continue

On December 19, 2010, a Booker T. Washington High School Senior

was arrested by a Norfolk, VA



police officer under the truancy policy while walking to school.  The

police officer pulled the student over



and told him that that he was violating the truancy policy.  The teen

informed the officer that he wasn’t a



truant and that he was on his way to school.





    The officer gave the student named Marsh, an ultimatum that

either he… Continue

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