Corruption In Jackson County Missouri


In keeping with exposing the corrupt and malevolent actions taking place in this state and this country we will jump back a few years.  The year is 1976, the place Blue Springs Missouri, at the time a small sleepy village due East of Kansas City, which was just beginning to experience growing pains.  In order to move more people the government was making what they called Agriculture Loans to people of less means.  This area became an area of people who were less affluent and more of a mixed society.  Now on one street called North Fourth Street Court, a cul-de-sac, or a street closed at one end, many times ending in a circle of sorts.  On this street there were three families which for one reason or another were involved in a feud of sorts.  These families consisted of a family named Garcia which had two families living there, two brothers and their children, only one had a wife.  One other family named Forest and a Jones  household.  The matter escalated to the point of near violence.  The Forest family had a daughter who possessed an exceptionally large chest, she was being dated by an older boy from Independence who considered himself somewhat something of a stud.  The feud was surrounding the children, the older Mexican Garcia boy was jealous of the younger Jones boy as the Jones boy was extremely good looking and a very talented athlete even at his very young age.  The attempted bullying included the Garcias, Forests, and other children on the street.  The Jones boy could hold his own, this did not sit well with the Mexican family or the Forest family.  Now the stud from Independence on one of his trips to drop off the Forest girl decided to chase the Jones boy into his own driveway with his car, coming very close to the boy.  The other families were outside laughing, watching this .  This seems to be typical behavior within groups of people of sub standard education or intelligence.  The Jones family pressed charges as they had witnessed the encounter.  The Independence boy was arrested and a court date was set.  The Jones family kept calling to get the time and actual date of the case.  The police department of Blue Springs would not give them the date and time, therefore the case was thrown out for failure to prosecute.  This was the first encounter the Jones family had with the corruption police in the state of Missouri, however it would not be the last.  So ended the first saga.

The situation continued and the Jones boy and the Garcia boy eventually came to blows, the Mexican did not come out on the winning end of the altercation.  Eventually there was a meeting called with the male heads of the three families and the Blue Springs police force.  The intervening "officer" was Raymond "Taco" Vasquaz, yes another Mexican.  How strange in such a small town back in 1976, that the Jones family would draw a "officer" of this race.  When the meeting took place the Mexican Vascquaz, for some reason excused himself and left the room, locking the door behind him.  He left the Jones man alone in a room with two Mexican Garcia's and the Forest man.  The three proceeded to threaten the Jones man.  This verbal abuse went on for a good five minutes  clearly this was planned in advance.  When "Taco" returned he proceeded to speak to the room, clearly speaking to the Jones man, telling him there could be tires cut, windows broken out, house siding damaged, and his wife might get frightened.  All of these bad things could happen unless the situation was settled down.  The Jones family decided to stand down and put their house up for sale.  But even here the insanity did not stop, the kids of the other households would come over and harass the real estate people when they were showing the house.  The property eventually sold, no thinks to the people on the street or the Blue Springs police department.  The police chief at this time was a Chief Brown, he made no effort to do his job at all.  At this time the Jones family realized they would have to protect themselves as the police could not be depended on.  Since then the husband and wife have purchased numerous military ordinance, both small arms and ammo, even to the point of purchasing a FFL license.  They decided this situation would never again be placed upon them.  I would imagine this has happened thousands of times across this extremely corrupt country.  I would surmise this pales in comparison to many other situations. 

This writer encourages other to respond with their stories of whatever they choose, it does not have to be about this Fascist country or its state government, you may expose individuals if desired.