In real life...

I have been living a nightmare. I was jailed on March 13, 2014 on false charges which I was forced to plead guilty to since my court appointed attorney refused to mount any defense whatsoever for me, his client. I say forced because I pled guilty to a crime I had not committed, assault, because I was desperate to protect mine and my son's home and property.

I was jailed I believe, so that my home could be robbed and my precious son could be kidnapped. These events occurred with the willing assistance of corrupt officers of the law who work for Yakima Police Department. My son, was taken to Yakima Couty Jail on May 15, 2014 for Obstruction of a Police Officer and has been held in Solitary Confinement since that date---he has no idea what happened, or why he is continuing to be held in conditions that are considered to be torture by the United Nations. I believe the reason my son was arrested is because I was on my way to him with a telephone with phone numbers of family programmed into it, so that he could contact people who he knows, and to call for help via 911 should he need to. Apparently, brain damaged young men are not supposed to have any means of calling for assistance of any kind when they are needed to become a means of income for corrupt Police Officers and other nefarious individuals. The fact that his maltreatment as a child is evidence of torture in the United States in an International Trial on Torture in the United States only makes his current mistreatment more heinous; and for me personally, the involvement of Law Enforcement, means I have NO ONE to turn to for help.

I am a MadMother for good damned reason.

We are done

from:		Wentz, Nolan <Nolan.Wentz@yakimawa.gov>
to:		Becky Murphy
cc:		"Schneider, Jeff"
date:		Mon, May 12, 2014 at 12:20 PM

Ms Murphy,

First of all I would like to say that I am sorry for your disappointment with the police department, which seems to be all-encompassing.  I did not hear the comment you spoke of as we walked out, and the only reason any of the detectives looked your way was they overheard your raised voice while in my office and wished to make sure all was good with me.  I very well realize you feel traumatized, but the majority of your issues are beyond my ability to act.  We will respond to any complaint you may have and will provide whatever assistance we can for your son, but he is an adult and any offer of assistance we provide him will only be accomplished if he asks.  I do not tolerate unprofessional conduct in my division and above all, I believe in providing meaningful and pertinent service to all, with yourself included.  I wish you luck and we will continue to offer the assistance we are capable of delivering.

Nolan Wentz

Becky Murphy <yobluemama@gmail.com>
to:		"Wentz, Nolan"
date:		Mon, May 12, 2014 at 9:47 PM

What a load of shit Nolan. Do you really believe that I am so stupid as to believe that you did not hear the dick who referred to me as "robbery girl"? Or that I did not turn my head to see you smirk, or notice that you appeared to be embarrassed once you realized I saw your look of amusement?

I now fully understand that you do not have the ability to be forthright .i.e. honest, with me.  I am more than disappointed that you expect me to swallow your lame excuse made for the unprofessional behavior of the  detective squad, the laughter at my expense, you minimize as "looking at me" and attribute the detective's "attention" to my raised voice behind the closed door of your office...As if the fact I had raised my voice in my frustration, fear and distress would mean their behavior was not unprofessional. Nolan, I will not be bothering you again. I have had far too many people pee on me and tell me it's raining; to accept it from an Officer of th Law I truly had respect for. That said, I am NOT of the opinion that YPD is comprised solely of assholes who are rogue cops like Ryan Pepper, Ray Garza and perhaps, yourself. It is noteworthy that Pepper and Garza are rogue cops who are under your command.

As for your bullshit offer of assistance for my brain damaged son, should he request it; you need to know I have both the business and medical POAs for my son Isaac..That means that a request for assistance or a complaint filed on his behalf by me is to be treated as if were made by Isaac himself. It's the law.

Respectfully, 

Becky Murphy

Becky Murphy <yobluemama@gmail.com>
to:		Nolan Wentz
date:		Mon, May 12, 2014 at 10:25 PM
subject:		RE: unprofessional conduct

I just re read your email and saw the rest of your lame excuse for the detective squad's attention---It is ludicrous. Are you trying to insinuate the detective squad actually believes I could cause an injury with my raised voice? Or are you suggesting the detectives believed I had done something to harm you physically? The former suggests an unfamiliarity with my first amendment rights, the latter is laughable. It is obvious none of the detectives had any genuine concern for your safety as you suggested, such a concern would require taking some sort of action---knocking on your office door to inquire if you are alright for instance. 

Thanks for giving me something to laugh about. None of what I have experienced since being arrested by Garza and having my house robbed which ultimately caused me to lose my home has been worth laughing about... I am homeless as a result of the criminal activity that went unnoticed by YPD. The fact that a (property crimes) detective destroyed MY stolen valid driver's license is, according to you, acceptable. It just seems especially wrong that a property crimes detective destroyed my stolen property instead of making a good faith effort to return it to me. Is it also funny that I have not filed a report on my stolen property, but that I have filed complaints against YPD officers Ray Garza and Ryan Pepper because I have no confidence whatsoever in your detectives or yourself? Frankly, I find it frightening.

Respectfully,

Becky Murphy

Wentz, Nolan <Nolan.Wentz@yakimawa.gov>
to:		Becky Murphy
date:		Tue, May 13, 2014 at 6:57 AM
subject:		RE: unprofessional conduct

We are done.

The Lieutenant

The Lieutenant

This message was sent to Lieutenant Nolan Wentz after our meeting May 8, 2014.


Nolan Wentz,

Your statement of support for the officers in the detective squad, and patrolman Ray Garza, is not surprising, or suspect. However, the detective who referred to me as "robbery girl" to amuse his fellow detectives, and you, his superior officer, adds insult to injury. While this sort of sophmoric unprofessional behavior is disappointing, it is not at all surprising.

As a person who has been repeatedly victimized, repeatedly threatened, and treated with callous disregard by Yakima Police Officers, what I clearly understand after our one-on-one meeting which was  followed with the kindergarten kops juvenile name-calling; served only to reinforce my negative perception that reporting police misconduct and property crimes will do me no good. 

The perpetrators were aided and abetted by YPD officers acting under color of law. It is plain that you and the detectives working the YPD property crimes unit find my traumatization humorous. I can only assume that you and the detectives gathered outside your office were laughing because I have been robbed of thousands of dollars of property, or perhaps the fact that I have been evicted from a home my handicapped son and I had lived in for seven years. I fail to be amused by my false arrest, or having my face beat in while there; but maybe it's because I've been repeatedly threatened with additional physical harm. I am certain knowing that my brain damaged son has been lied to and manipulated by people that robbed us and cost us our home, will not be something that I will laugh about later.

The criminal activity that took place 24 hous a day while I was incarcerated compelled my landlord to evict me. The fact is, the property crimes and the manipulation of my handicapped son, a vulnerable adult, occurred and continued ONLY because I had been arrested in my home by Officer Ray Garza for a crime I did not commit. 

I was in jail when obvious criminal activity was unnoticed or intentionally ignored by YPD is that what you and the detectives find so amusing? I can only assume what is so amusing; I find all of these events and dealing with the adverse effects of them, utterly horrifying. I am terrified, traumatized and without any confidence in local law enforcement. I wonder, what sort of crimes will my son be the victim of next?

Rebecca Murphy





...choose for yourself this day whom you will serve...Joshua 24:15