great seeing him get the kind of serious medical attention his Portland Police Brutality inflicted Head Injury deserves!

From: mary rose lenore eng 
Date: Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 4:55 PM
Subject: Re: Re:
To: Paul Hood , dandrews@mpdlaw.com, Pete Castleberry , Mara Bauermeister , kafoury@kafourymcdougal.com, Commissioner Fritz , novick@portlandoregon.gov, Portland Copwatch , keith fink , sageman@post.harvard.edu, kimkim7482@yahoo.com, christina pickering

hey everybody!

thanks for fighting for Ben Pickering!

Attached are copies of Ben Pickering's recent medical report on his diagnosis Post-Concussion Syndrome. His CAT scan is burned to a disk and i will look it over ASAP.

Please note his need to avoid LOUD NOISES and bright lights and prolonged exertion. 

great seeing him get the kind of serious medical attention his Portland Police Brutality inflicted Head Injury deserves! Getting to medical Professionals who take Head Injury seriously is critical.

Once again, Metropolitan Defender Dawn Andrews, please do not raise your voice, verbally berate, or chastise Ben Pickering on the phone, it is very BAD for his painful headaches and Post-Concussion Syndrome!

Health, Peace, and Light!!

The Denial of Medical Care was documented by Police Officer Stuart Palmiter who deserves major Kudos for helping Ben Pickering in his time of need, post PPB assault.

Many Thanks to Cindy Lemons for originally saving Ben Pickering's life and the the United States Coast Guard and the EMT's who responded with Life-Flight.

Mary Rose Lenore Eng

On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 3:17 PM, Paul Hood <Paul@jhoffman.com> wrote:

Mary,

I just talked to Pete Castleberry and Emily Elison called me just after I talked to Pete.  As I understand it, you didn’t retain Pete and Emily.  You need to make sure that Dawn Andrews knows you are stranded and won’t make it to court tomorrow.

The number at her office is 503-225-9100.  I know you are not happy with Dawn’s representation, but she needs to know that Ben won’t make the court date tomorrow, so that she can help Ben not get a warrant for failing to appear.  If Ben needs medical attention or otherwise cannot get to court, the judge might be willing to continue the court appearance without issuing a warrant, but Dawn has to have that information to present to the judge. 

Please contact her and let me know that you did.  I really want this to work out for you and Ben, but the first step is making sure he doesn’t get a warrant for missing court.

From: mary rose lenore eng [mailto:maryeng1@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2013 1:27 PM
To: Paul Hood
Subject: Re: Re:

ben has checked himself in

i wont know where this is going yet

i imagine it will be critical to get the info to his portland criminal defender asap

On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 1:25 PM, Paul Hood <Paul@jhoffman.com> wrote:

I can’t really help you with being stranded.  Where are you exactly?

Is the doctor’s note to explain why Ben will miss court?

From: mary rose lenore eng [mailto:maryeng1@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2013 1:24 PM
To: Paul Hood
Subject: Re:

paul we are stranded in washignton state

ben is in pain

i want him to get ER help for the pain

my mother kicked us out and threatened me with domestic violence

everything has gone to hell

i don't think i can make the drive and if so it will be on my last food money for the month

the lack of representation is hurting

a james halley may meet us on a bar referral but can't promise a tort claim notice

ellison too is threatening that ben will be sent to oregon state hospital

we can't live in terror of this all

ellison said to be very skeptical of speaking with the DA supervisor glen banfield who is supervising jeffrey nietschke's prosecution of ben

phone call schedules for 2pm

i have spent every penny i have trying to help and protect ben

On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Paul Hood <Paul@jhoffman.com> wrote:

A doctor’s note for what purpose?

From: mary rose lenore eng [mailto:maryeng1@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2013 1:16 PM
To: Paul Hood
Subject:

Ellison recommends getting a doctor's note.