Plaintiff Robert V. Durrstein
44 Murray Hill Drive
Dayton, OH 45403-1727

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Southern District of Ohio

Now comes the Plaintiff praying the Court to establish an independent federal task force to investigate the City of Beavercreek and the Beavercreek Police Department for Criminal Behavior by said City and Department. Further, prosecute, and provide a true court in Greene County for the prosecution and trial in the following matters.

As a preface to this and other motions to follow, this case shall develop an ongoing and extremely complex pattern of corruption that covers the Bar, the law enforcement agencies, the governmental bodies, and even the courts of the Miami Valley, the State of Ohio, and even extends into the Department of Justice, the Federal Courts, and the beyond. Given the awesome power of these agencies to intimidate, to abuse their various authorities, and even to, as will be repeatedly shown, to violate the laws of this land, the Plaintiff requests the Court to require the U. S. Marshalls Service to provide total protection to the Plaintiff and his residence to assure that records and evidence are not destroyed by these people and organizations who have a lawless history and may stop at nothing to prevent their corruption from becoming public and subject to a true and meaningful review. Further, in view of the aggression and well-armed status of the various defendants, the Court is requested to overturn the local order in relation to fire-arms and direct the issuance of a federal permit to carry a concealed weapon for the purposes of protection.

Specifically:

Said Police Department as an agent of the City of Beavercreek did respond immediately to the request of co-defendants Marilyn and Jeff Seymour to participate with them in the harassment in the Plaintiff by calling Plaintiff at his residence to demand Plaintiff not proceed in a Biblical manner in trying to address criminal behavior of Marilyn and Jeff Seymour. Further, the Beavercreek Police Department had at that time information provided to them that Marilyn and Jeff Seymour had made false statements to the Beavercreek Police Department and had referenced in their argument a document that both Marilyn and Jeff Seymour had reasonable knowledge to have been falsely obtained. Plaintiff also requested during the phone call from the Beavercreek Police Department that said department document the entire conversation and all statements made by the Seymours. The Police Report (Attachment A.) clearly show only one statement added after the body of the report and not the entire conversation and complete set of claims made by the Seymours. Immediately upon discovering this, the Plaintiff did correspond (Attachment B.) with the Beavercreek Police Department to formally require the said department to document the entire set of claims before they had a chance to be lost as evidence. The Beavercreek Police Department was Criminally Negligent in failing to perform their responsibilities when they had verbal and written knowledge that they had received false statements. Further, the Plaintiff, now estopped by Jeff and Marilyn Seymour in negligent collusion with the Beavercreek Police Department from proceeding in a Biblical manner with the publicly alleging Christians Jeff and Marilyn Seymour, did report in writing to the Beavercreek Police Department the criminal use of prescription drugs by Marilyn Seymour and the deliberate and ongoing complicity and accessory behavior of Jeff Seymour to deliberately manage his marriage by keeping his wife in a drugged state. Jeff Seymour has repeatedly and emphatically advised the plaintiff that his wife Marilyn Seymour has for years been obtaining Valium and possibly other controlled prescription drugs from Plaintiff’s estranged wife, Cynthia Marjean Chaney Durrstein. Jeff Seymour has also repeatedly told Plaintiff that his wife, Marilyn Seymour, and Plaintiff’s estranged wife, Cynthia Chaney Durrstein, had been for years indulging in the abuse of these drugs when together.

When advised of these criminal activities in writing (including Attachment C) and by a known reputable citizen, Chief Scott of the Beavercreek Police department did leave a message on the Plaintiff’s answering service advising Plaintiff that all was being completely recorded and that the matter seemed appropriate for the prosecutor or attorneys. Chief Scott further asked what the Plaintiff wanted done.

Plaintiff contends that these actions have violated the United States Constitution provisions for Freedom of Speech as noted in Plaintiff’s first letter to the Beavercreek Police Department as this is a blatant attempt to intimidate and silence Plaintiff to prevent Plaintiff from bring to light the illegal actions of Jeff and Marilyn Seymour and Cynthia Chaney Durrstein. Further, Plaintiff contends that these efforts are collusive among all defendants to use, solicit, profit from, endorse, or be negligent in the investigation and addressing of criminal activities which will be brought to light in this and future motions. Plaintiff further contends that these actions also violate the United States Constitution provisions for Freedom of Religion as Plaintiff was specifically advised by the Beavercreek Police Department not to contact the pastor of the Seymours’ and thus denied the religious freedom of proceeding in the manner proscribed by the Seymours’ own publicly professed religion. Plaintiff also contends that these actions violate the United States Constitution provisions for due process and equal justice by conspiring to harass Plaintiff with false statements by Jeff and Marilyn Seymour and refusing to investigate criminal behavior including felonies. Violation of the United States Constitution provisions for separation of powers are also demonstrated as the Beavercreek Police Department has deliberately annulled legislative acts by refusing to enforce the laws passed by legislature and in violation of the basic charter of the City and Police Department of Beavercreek and the professional standards fo the Police: especially of the leadership of Chief Scott. This is but a small sampling of the trampling of the United States Constitution that will be shown to be a common thread among all parties in this matter before the court.

To assist in the investigation of these criminal actions, Plaintiff demands the use of publicly administered polygraph testing under the following conditions:

1. All testing to be done by a professional of the highest integrity and professionalism and competence with a demonstrated ability to not be intimidated by the persons, organizations, or governmental agencies involved.
2. Since the illegal use of drugs is involved in this matter, all testing to be done with the subjects to be confined without access to intake for two hours prior to any testing with appropriate blood and urine samples to be taken at both the beginning and end of the testing.
3. That the results be made public to prevent the Defendants individually or collectively from further conspiring to prevent the truth from coming to the light of day and further aborting the cause of justice.

In addition, The Plaintiff prays the court immediately enjoin all parties from directly or indirectly discussing this case in any manner – including through attorneys – to prevent further collusion and conspiracy from denying Plaintiff his just cause in the court.

Finally, Plaintiff prays the court to immediately mandate that all parties preserve all records of any matter related to this matter. This shall include, but not be limited to, written, electronic, printed, recorded, or any other information relating to any of the participants in this matter.