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State Prosecutor Back Pedals Opts Not To Take The Iyanna Rollins' Case To Trial When Justice Is Defeated By Police, Prosecutorial, & Judicial Misconduct |
December 22, 2023 |
Covering For Police, Prosecutorial, & Judicial Misconduct
Initially, State Attorney Refused To Offer Plea Deal Given the apparent conspiracy (our opinion) between the police - the prosecutor - and the judge - to fabricate a case against Ms. Rollins, we suspect that she had little choice in her decision to take the prosecutor's plea offer. Interestingly, the prosecutor's office initially (October 2023) stated for the record (see below courtroom video) - that they would not be offering any plea offers to Ms. Rollins. That quickly changed, upon this publication putting the Court on notice that we wished to cover the entire court proceedings, to include the jury voir dire process. (see below related articles) With The State Attorney & Judge Being Inclusive To The Conspiracy, It's Time To Secure A "Packed" Jury Our desire to cover the "complete" trial - including the jury voir dire - was to vet out our suspicions that the Court would engage in the illegal practice of "jury packing". "Jury packing" is a process whereas prospective jurors are NOT randomly selected - rather the prospective jury pool is hand selected by governmental authorities - because of their (prospective jurors) known biases or positions (ie. - pro-law enforcement, etc.). Frankly, this publication has suspected for several years - that certain high profile cases were "jury packed" (see below linked example - Greenlaw brothers) - thus ensuring the conviction, or acquittal of the criminal defendants. We (VolusiaExposed.Com) were of the opinion that a guilty verdict against Ms. Rollins could only be secured with a "packed jury", and we expressed this belief via a November 17, 2023 "OPEN LETTER" To Court Officials. We were hopeful that Ms. Rollins' trial would provide us the opportunity to test out our jury packing theory.
~ Reba McEntire (The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia) At 2629 Academy Ave Ms. Rollins was fresh out of high school when she encountered Volusia Sheriff Sergeant Chad Weaver, as he was responding to a residential burglary alarm within the city limits of Deltona . Sgt. Weaver alleged that upon his arrival at the suspected burglary alarm address, he observed Ms. Rollins pulling her car out of the suspected address' driveway. In reality, Sgt. Weaver had missed the actual burglary alarm address (2639 Ainsworth Ave) by one entire block, instead arriving at 2629 Academy Ave. Weaver Knew Exactly Where He Was - But Was Unaware Of Whom He Was Dealing With Sgt. Weaver would later allege that he had "mistakenly" arrived at the wrong address (2629 Academy Ave). This publication suspects that Weaver - through his usage of GPS technology knew exactly where he was (see below picture). We further suspect that Weaver was in the process of conducting a "perimeter" check of the area, when he came across Ms. Rollins. Our suspicions then leans towards the belief, that Weaver initially thought that Ms. Rollins was a Ms. Naomi Robinson - a person whom was actually living at the burglary alarm address (2639 Ainsworth Ave) - and was in the process of being evicted from that address. (see below related article & booking mugshots, AND more on this shortly)
So, given that Ms. Robinson had similar charges - filed by the same policing agency - during the same time frame - why did Ms. Robinson get a rather quick disposition of her case - with a sweet plea deal - while Ms. Rollins' case was dragged out for over a year and a half - before the State Attorney's Office would even offer her a plea deal? For us here at VolusiaExposed.Com - the answer appear to be simple. The conspirators (sheriff, prosecutors, judge) were prepared to "railroad" Ms. Rollins with a "packed jury" - in order to send a political message - that if you, or your family or friends embarrasses, or questions the sheriff on social media - he, and his co-conspirators will gladly "railroad" you through the local criminal justice system. We suspect that our coverage on Ms. Rollins' arrest and prosecution, including the details of Ms. Robinson's arrest and plea deal, coupled together with our desire to explore our "jury packing" theory - "inspired" the state attorney's office to offer Ms. Rollins a very similar sentence / plea deal (click here to read). Actually, Ms Rollins in not the first to be "railroaded" by these conspirators - recently we argued how Sheriff Chitwood presented a false narrative on a fourteen (14) year-old school girl (see below linked media article for particulars). The sheriff, and his co-conspirators, sent this child to prison for twenty years, for something a seventy-four (74) year-old retired Marine Corps Master Sergeant will probably just get probation for. And there you have it - liberty and justice are only available for those that don't piss off Sheriff "Media" Mike Chitwood. |
Recently (September 2023) - and upon Mr. Othal Wallace NOT being convicted for the murder of Daytona Beach Police Officer Jason Raynor, Sheriff Mike Chitwood made some public statements that called into question the validity of the local jury system (see below linked articles). Yes, sheriff, you see - we can agree on somethings. We both have concerns on the validity of the local justice system. Sheriff, you can not engage in aggressive policing - and at the same time, expect to keep the faith of the public. Neither, can you lie on a fourteen (14) year-old child (Jackson-Maldonado) - and not call into question the honesty and validity of local law enforcement. You also can not retaliate against a young woman (Rollins) - simply because your deputy "made a mistake" - failed to de-escalate, causing you to receive some negative social media posts. These individuals that you have denied fairness and justice to - they all have friends and family - that will one day be sitting as jurors. That is unless the system can quietly keep them for serving on a jury - via the suspected "jury packing" scheme, that we believe is on-going within the local justice system. The government must first modify their behavior - in order to regain the trust of the governed. Sing it Reba !!!! ..... the lights are getting a little low here in Volusia County....... |