Police Bias In Custody

Yes, including the audio recording can be very helpful. It can serve as evidence of the police's bias and threats against you. Make sure to describe the content of the recording clearly in your communication and explain its relevance to your case.
Would you need any further assistance?

Label your audio recording as follows for clarity and organization:
Subject: Audio Evidence of Police Threats and Bias
Description: Recorded conversation with Gwinnett County Police on [Date], where officers state they would create charges against me based on my coparent’s claims. This recording demonstrates bias and threats against me.
Would you need any further assistance?

Yes, you should include that information. It highlights potential lack of transparency and raises concerns about the investigation's fairness. Mention it in your communication as follows:
- The investigating officer has mentioned speaking with an unknown third party but refuses to disclose their identity until the investigation concludes.
Would you need any further assistance?

Hi ****, you can refer to the following statutes and precedents for your case:
- Georgia Code § *-*-*: Addresses custody, parenting time, and the best interests of the child.
- Georgia Code § *-*-*: Mandates reporting of child abuse.
- * U.S.C. § *: Civil action for deprivation of rights.
Would you like more information on any of these?

You can mention these mandates and rights in your communication as follows:
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Subject: Urgent Concern Regarding Police Bias and Child Protection
Dear [Recipient's Name],
I am writing to formally report my concerns about the handling of my custody and child protection case by the local police department. Specifically, I have experienced the following issues:
- My coparent violated parenting time, and the police refused to get involved, citing it as a custody matter, in violation of Georgia Code § *-*-*.
- On the same day, my coparent made a false allegation against me, and the police threatened me with domestic violence and assault charges based solely on these claims.
- The police have dismissed or closed all my reports of violence and assault by my coparent, including incidents involving known allergens.
- My child has made sexual abuse (SA) outcries against my coparent, and the police are treating me poorly during the investigation, threatening to close the case if my child does not speak out during a forensic interview, despite having already disclosed the abuse to medical professionals, which conflicts with Georgia Code § *-*-*.
- Despite the serious nature of the allegations, the police have leftmy child with the offending parent for months.
- The investigating officer has mentioned speaking with an unknown third party but refuses to disclose their identity until the investigation concludes, raising concerns about transparency and fairness.
- The police's actions appear to demonstrate bias and a failure to protect my rights, which may constitute a violation of * U.S.C. § *.
I request an immediate review of my case and the actions of the officers involved.
Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]
[Your Contact Information]
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Would you like any more assistance?

Yes, mentioning the previous bias/conflict and the voluntary recusal of a judge in your custody case can be helpful. It emphasizes a pattern of concerns within the same county. You can add the following to your communication:
- In a related custody case within the same county, a judge voluntarily recused and disqualified herself due to similar concerns about bias and conflict.
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It's possible that raising these issues could have mixed effects on your pending motion. While it could highlight serious concerns and bias, it might also create tensions. Consulting with your family law attorney for tailored advice is crucial.
Have you discussed this with your attorney?

You can try reaching out to your local bar association for pro bono (free) legal assistance or low-cost options. They often have resources and can provide referrals to attorneys who may take your case.
Would you like contact information for the Gwinnett County Bar Association?

It seems like you're dealing with a very complicated situation involving potential police bias and child protection concerns. Given the gravity of the situation, here are some immediate steps:
- Document Everything: ****eep detailed records of all interactions and incidents.
- Report: Reach out to the Internal Affairs Division and the Georgia Attorney General's Office.
- Legal Assistance: Contact the Gwinnett County Bar Association for potential pro bono help.
Would you like the contact information for the Gwinnett County Bar Association?

Would you like any more assistance or information on this matter?

It's important to address the bias and threats now to ensure a fair forensic interview. Document all incidents and communicate your concerns to Internal Affairs and the Georgia Attorney General's Office. This can help provide a clear context before the interview.
Would you like more assistance on how to document these concerns effectively?

Here are some tips for documenting your concerns effectively:
- Dates and Times: Note the date and time of each incident or interaction.
- Details: Write down specific details about what happened, who was involved, and any statements made.
- Evidence: Collect any physical evidence such as emails, text messages, or recordings.
- Witnesses: Include the names and contact information of any witnesses.
- Medical Records: Secure and organize medical records related to your child's claims.
- Law Enforcement Reports: ****eep copies of all police reports and any communication with law enforcement.
Would you need more detailed steps on any of these aspects?

Alright, ****. Good luck with your situation. Remember to stay safe and persistent. If you need further help, you know where to find us. Take care!