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NO. SJC-10824 PURSUANT TO GLC 211, 5 3 FROM ... - Mass Cases

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who threatened the defendant with additional<br />

criminal charges for unsolved burglaries if<br />

the defendant went forward with the trial. The<br />

police officer went on to 'cell the defendant that<br />

he should not challenge the background and train-<br />

ing of his fellow female officer, and that the<br />

defendant was stupid for representing himself.<br />

The police officer then threatened the defendant<br />

to plead guilty to save themalot of trouble or<br />

he would talk with the D.A. and make sure the<br />

defendant received 20 years retirement in prison.<br />

The defendant became fearful and intimidated by<br />

the phone call from the police officer, and he<br />

was sure that the call was only made to him<br />

after he left attorney Eelanger's office, which<br />

would have been easily known through GP5 monitor-<br />

iong, tracking, and surveillance.<br />

The defendant then called attorney Belanger<br />

and told her about the threatening phone call<br />

he received from a Cambridge Police Officer.<br />

Attorney Belanger was deeply concerned about the<br />

telephone threats from a police officer, and she<br />

advised the defendant to get a copy of the METRO<br />

PCS Cellular phone record as evidence before<br />

bringing the matter to the attention of the Court<br />

(B.A. "52-53").<br />

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