TIPTON COUNTY TENNESSEE RACISM

    On February 24,2009, at 2:52 pm, Chief Donna Turner placed a call to Mr. Gooden to discuss a Email that was sent to Tipton County sheriff department. She wanted to discuss issues of racism and corruption that was pointed out in the email. Tipton county sheriff department had already been made aware back in Dec. of 2008 that Mr. Logan, a convicted Felon that was put under house arrest, had fled the State of Tennessee to Florida. In conversation Chief Turner pretends that they want to catch him in FL. and bring him back to Tennessee. Chief Turner was informed by Mr. Gooden that James Logan had place a call to the victim, Mr. Gooden boasting about how Tipton County sheriff department told him he could leave the State and get out of town, and they would not pursue him. And boasted about how he was never going to pay the $2000 restitution the Judge ordered him to pay as part of his sentencing. Chief Turner pretends with Mr. Gooden that she needed a certain phone number and address where James Logan be at some time to assist in catching him. But that is a lot of B.S.s Because if she was sincere about bringing him to justice, all they need to do is issue a warrant in the national system, since they did know, he had fled to Florida. Mr. Logan has been arrested in FL. on three different occasions since he fled the state of Tennessee from being under house arrest, The last time was July 1st for a Battery charge and out on bond. I personally called the Hillsborough County Sheriff Department and spoke to them about a warrant being out for him from out of Tipton County. And they told me how there would need to be an active warrant in the system, and they would call Tipton County and hold him to be picked up. So, stop pretending and lying as if you are sincere about bringing him to Justice. Start SERVING-PROTECTING-AND CARING FOR BLACK PEOPLE OF CRIME

    It is very clear now that Detective Richard Nestle was involved in a PLOT to keep Felon, James Lester Logan from being prosecuted for the robbery and theft of Mr. Gooden home in Tipton County. From the beginning of the robbery after Mr. Gooden had gone to swear out the warrant for the crime that took place on Dec.22, 2007, about one week later, after the warrant had been sworn out, Detective Nestle assured Mr. Gooden that the warrants were out there. But it turned out that no warrants were out there. How the plot came to the light was that Logan got arrested in bordering, Shelby County for public intoxication around the last of Jan. 2008. Mr. Gooden received a phone call on that day of the arrest of Logan. Mr. Gooden that night called down to the Shelby County jail just to see if it was true. The officer on duty that spoke with Mr. Gooden told him that they had James Logan and he was fixing to be released. Then Mr. Gooden asked, how is he being released with warrants on him for the robbery of his home out in Tipton County. The Officer then ask Mr. Gooden to hold on while he do some more checking in the system for warrants on Logan. He came back to the phone a short while later and told Mr. Gooden that he needed to have Tipton County get in touch with us if there is supposed to be warrants on Logan, because there were no active warrants in the system for James Lester Logan. Meanwhile Mr. Gooden calls the Tipton County sheriff department and spoke to a female officer about the matter. She had Mr. Gooden put on hold and made some phone calls. After a few minutes she came back to the phone and told Mr. Gooden that it had been taken care of and that Logan wouldn't be getting out. About an hour later Mr. Gooden calls back down to Shelby County jail and spoke with the same officer and he stated to Mr. Gooden that it was a good thing that you called down here because Logan would have been long gone if you had not called. And that Tipton County had arranged to have Logan held in jail without warrants being in the system for him. So why did Detective Nestle lie to the victim about warrants being out there as he stated to Mr. Gooden. When in fact that there were no warrants anywhere in the system for James Lester Logan. It is plain to see now what Detective Nestle was up to, if you look at the facts of the case and Logan being At large now after being convicted of another Felon. After Logan was convicted of the Felon, he was put under house arrest but escape from under house arrest and fled the State of Tennessee back to Florida in November of 2008. Mr. Gooden received a tip in Dec. 2008 that Logan was in Florida and had been arrested in Tampa FL. Mr. Gooden goes over to Tipton County sheriff department to inform Detective Nestle of Mr. Logan whereabouts and Detective Nestle lie again right in Mr. Gooden face about getting the warrants out there. Detective Nestle was more concern about how Mr. Gooden was able to find out that Logan was in Florida and that Mr. Gooden had a copy of Logan arrest record. Since that date of Dec. 2008, Logan has been arrested two more times in Fl. for crimes not related to Mr. Gooden robbery case and there are no warrants in the NCIC for Mr. Logan. The last time he was arrested on July 1st. 2009 for a Battery case against someone. So, what's up with all the lies about warrants being out there. Is this a case involved with OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE.