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| SAN DIEGO EDUCATION REPORT |
| mauralarkins.com |
| Digging Up Dirt: Breaking the law in order to sabotage others |
| Anthony Pellicano Private Investigator Anthony Pellicano was convicted on May 15, 2008 of federal racketeering charges for illegally searching law enforcement databases and wiretapping Hollywood stars to help clients in legal and other disputes. A former Los Angeles police sergeant also was convicted of racketeering and conspiracy. One-time superagent Michael Ovitz insisted he didn't know about Pellicano's methods and was not charged. |
| Some have been charged with crimes for doing this |
| Arthur Tesler Arthur Tesler, a former Atlanta police officer, has told the truth at last about a botched drug raid that led to the death of a 92-year old woman. Police shot Kathryn Johnston 39 times on Nov. 26, 2006 as they smashed into her house using a "no-knock" warrant. Tesler was threatened into silence on the matter, instructed to memorize a cover story. Eventually he "couldn't take it anymore" and told the truth. |
| Robin Donlan and Michael Carlson, Chula Vista's Cheryl Cox, and California Teachers Association's Barbara Kerr and Beverly Tucker committed similar offenses, but have used $100,000s of taxpayer dollars to cover up the truth. |
| Some haven't |