From Investigates - Brian Maass
May 6, 2011
DENVER (CBS4) – A Denver police officer has been disciplined for discourtesy and “conduct prejudicial” to the department for the way he treated a Denver process server last summer.
The process server, Richard Bellizzi, believed he was a crime victim, but ended up being arrested and jailed for 24 hours following his interaction with Officer Ron Jensen.
According to an internal police investigation of the incident obtained by CBS4, Jensen lost four days pay for his conduct in the June 24 incident and was issued a written reprimand for discourtesy. The Denver District Attorneys Office ultimately dropped all charges against Bellizzi.
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He wasn't so hard to find, after all
Scott Rochfort - www.smh.com.au
March 4, 2011
Achilles heel ..."Big Al" Constantinidis doesn't escape notice.
A four-year-old tax bill has finally caught up with the former pig industry and turf farm figure Achilles ''Big Al'' Constantinidis.
The federal magistrate Kenneth Raphael has ordered that a sequestration order be made against Big Al, who he described as a ''large gentleman'' that no one ''would likely forget''.
The order was made after Paul Keating's former business associate was served a bankruptcy notice over a $304,176.51 debt to the taxman.
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The bill stemmed from a court ruling against Constantinidis in December 2006. The Tax Office moved things along in August 2009 by requesting a bankruptcy notice be issued over the bill. That was followed by an extension for the service of the notice that dragged the process well into last year.
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He wasn't so hard to find, after all
March 4, 2011
Achilles heel ..."Big Al" Constantinidis doesn't escape notice.
A four-year-old tax bill has finally caught up with the former pig industry and turf farm figure Achilles ''Big Al'' Constantinidis.
The federal magistrate Kenneth Raphael has ordered that a sequestration order be made against Big Al, who he described as a ''large gentleman'' that no one ''would likely forget''.
The order was made after Paul Keating's former business associate was served a bankruptcy notice over a $304,176.51 debt to the taxman.
Advertisement.
The bill stemmed from a court ruling against Constantinidis in December 2006. The Tax Office moved things along in August 2009 by requesting a bankruptcy notice be issued over the bill. That was followed by an extension for the service of the notice that dragged the process well into last year.
Read the rest of the story:
He wasn't so hard to find, after all
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