BACKGROUND:
1) June 2010 - LCSO Deputy Ashley Murphy and Sgt Tim Tyo with the assistance of Pataskala Police Alex Colles and Michael Boals engaged in a falsification of a report against Kim Beem.
2) June 2013 - LCSO Captain Dave Starling completes a re-investigation after one of the accusers, under oath, admits that the information is not true. Starling then engages in falsifications that prove he and the deputies are lying - all on audio recording which is on YouTube under Corruption in Licking County.
3) While trying to clear her name, Beem become aware of a sexual harassment complaint filed with the EEOC by one of Prosecutor Oswalt's employees, alleging sexual harassment against him and retaliation against APA Brian Waltz. Beem pushed the Newark Advocate to investigate and then was permitted to write an OpEd in response to Oswalt's press release on his wrongful acts.
FACTS:
1) On March 19, 2014, BCI Agent Jonathan Jenkins met with Matthew Donahue of the Ohio Attorney General's Special Prosecutor's Unit. Licking County Sheriff Randy Thorp had signed over the investigation of Kim Beem to the BCI in January 2014. Although there was no local complaint, as confirmed by the sheriff's office several times and none provided with Discovery, Jenkins report says that it was alleged that Beem had been harassing the employees of the sheriff's office and their families since June ot 2014. (not true and we will let them prove that to you)
2)Although BCI was investigating since January, the Special Prosecutor's office had not dealt with the Licking County Prosecutor's "special request" to have Donahue write a letter to Oswalt asking Oswalt's permission for the Special Prosecutor's Unit. At that time, Matthew Donahue explained to Jenkins, who like Oswalt and Thorp, should have known they were violating Beem's First Amendment right of Redress of Grievances. Donahue did nothing to stop the illegal investigation, knowing that any evidence should be inadmissible as fruit from the poisonous tree. Instead, Donahue said he would get in touch with Oswalt. There was no potential for felonies, so as County Prosecutor, Oswalt should not have been involved at all. They all knew that. It was always about retaliation.
Items 3 and 4 were under seal and never shared until a court order in October of 2018
3) On April 4, 2014, Donahue confirms a conversation with Oswalt via email and makes the special request that Oswalt had requested in January. Donahue states the case is ready to move to court orders and subpoenas but doesn't mention the charges. Still working with Oswalt, so it would have to be felonies.
4) On April 8, 2014, Oswalt files a motion for Appointment of Special Prosecutors to handle the investigation of a complaint filed by an employee of the Licking County Sheriff's Office. The motion was signed by Comissioners Tim Bubb and Doug Smith and ordered by Judge Marcelain.
5) Although Donahue stated they were ready to proceed, BCI Agent Jenkins begins an investigation with substitute victims because they know the have a Constitutional issue. If there had actually been harassment of family members of the sheriff's office, which there wasn't, they would have been the ones to be the victims in the complaint filed by Jenkins. The report noted by Oswalt in the Special Prosecutor's motion has never surfaced. The sheriff's office and AG's office has maintained that there never was a local complaint - so why was the BCI there in January 2014 other than to aid and abet the retaliation by Oswalt and Thorp. When the motion was release to me in Neither have responded.
This is an ongoing issue that seems to have no end.
Current Status of Players:
Prosecutor Oswalt claimed he was retiring when his term ended in 2016 but the fact is, he did not have enough time accrued to retire. He took an assistant prosecutor position in Fairfield County as did several of his assistants, including Brian Waltz who was named in
BACKGROUND:
1) June 2010 - LCSO Deputy Ashley Murphy and Sgt Tim Tyo with the assistance of Pataskala Police Alex Colles and Michael Boals engaged in a falsification of a report against Kim Beem.
2) June 2013 - LCSO Captain Dave Starling completes a re-investigation after one of the accusers, under oath, admits that the information is not true. Starling then engages in falsifications that prove he and the deputies are lying - all on audio recording which is on YouTube under Corruption in Licking County.
3) While trying to clear her name, Beem become aware of a sexual harassment complaint filed with the EEOC by one of Prosecutor Oswalt's employees, alleging sexual harassment against him and retaliation against APA Brian Waltz. Beem pushed the Newark Advocate to investigate and then was permitted to write an OpEd in response to Oswalt's press release on his wrongful acts.
FACTS:
1) On March 19, 2014, BCI Agent Jonathan Jenkins met with Matthew Donahue of the Ohio Attorney General's Special Prosecutor's Unit. Licking County Sheriff Randy Thorp had signed over the investigation of Kim Beem to the BCI in January 2014. Although there was no local complaint, as confirmed by the sheriff's office several times and none provided with Discovery, Jenkins report says that it was alleged that Beem had been harassing the employees of the sheriff's office and their families since June ot 2014. (not true and we will let them prove that to you)
2)Although BCI was investigating since January, the Special Prosecutor's office had not dealt with the Licking County Prosecutor's "special request" to have Donahue write a letter to Oswalt asking Oswalt's permission for the Special Prosecutor's Unit. At that time, Matthew Donahue explained to Jenkins, who like Oswalt and Thorp, should have known they were violating Beem's First Amendment right of Redress of Grievances. Donahue did nothing to stop the illegal investigation, knowing that any evidence should be inadmissible as fruit from the poisonous tree. Instead, Donahue said he would get in touch with Oswalt. There was no potential for felonies, so as County Prosecutor, Oswalt should not have been involved at all. They all knew that. It was always about retaliation.
Items 3 and 4 were under seal and never shared until a court order in October of 2018
3) On April 4, 2014, Donahue confirms a conversation with Oswalt via email and makes the special request that Oswalt had requested in January. Donahue states the case is ready to move to court orders and subpoenas but doesn't mention the charges. Still working with Oswalt, so it would have to be felonies.
4) On April 8, 2014, Oswalt files a motion for Appointment of Special Prosecutors to handle the investigation of a complaint filed by an employee of the Licking County Sheriff's Office. The motion was signed by Comissioners Tim Bubb and Doug Smith and ordered by Judge Marcelain.
5) Although Donahue stated they were ready to proceed, BCI Agent Jenkins begins an investigation with substitute victims because they know the have a Constitutional issue. If there had actually been harassment of family members of the sheriff's office, which there wasn't, they would have been the ones to be the victims in the complaint filed by Jenkins. The report noted by Oswalt in the Special Prosecutor's motion has never surfaced. The sheriff's office and AG's office has maintained that there never was a local complaint - so why was the BCI there in January 2014 other than to aid and abet the retaliation by Oswalt and Thorp. When the motion was release to me in Neither have responded.
This is an ongoing issue that seems to have no end.
Current Status of Players:
Prosecutor Oswalt claimed he was retiring when his term ended in 2016 but the fact is, he did not have enough time accrued to retire. He took an assistant prosecutor position in Fairfield County as did several of his assistants, including Brian Waltz who was named in
BACKGROUND:
1) June 2010 - LCSO Deputy Ashley Murphy and Sgt Tim Tyo with the assistance of Pataskala Police Alex Colles and Michael Boals engaged in a falsification of a report against Kim Beem.
2) June 2013 - LCSO Captain Dave Starling completes a re-investigation after one of the accusers, under oath, admits that the information is not true. Starling then engages in falsifications that prove he and the deputies are lying - all on audio recording which is on YouTube under Corruption in Licking County.
3) While trying to clear her name, Beem become aware of a sexual harassment complaint filed with the EEOC by one of Prosecutor Oswalt's employees, alleging sexual harassment against him and retaliation against APA Brian Waltz. Beem pushed the Newark Advocate to investigate and then was permitted to write an OpEd in response to Oswalt's press release on his wrongful acts.
FACTS:
1) On March 19, 2014, BCI Agent Jonathan Jenkins met with Matthew Donahue of the Ohio Attorney General's Special Prosecutor's Unit. Licking County Sheriff Randy Thorp had signed over the investigation of Kim Beem to the BCI in January 2014. Although there was no local complaint, as confirmed by the sheriff's office several times and none provided with Discovery, Jenkins report says that it was alleged that Beem had been harassing the employees of the sheriff's office and their families since June ot 2014. (not true and we will let them prove that to you)
2)Although BCI was investigating since January, the Special Prosecutor's office had not dealt with the Licking County Prosecutor's "special request" to have Donahue write a letter to Oswalt asking Oswalt's permission for the Special Prosecutor's Unit. At that time, Matthew Donahue explained to Jenkins, who like Oswalt and Thorp, should have known they were violating Beem's First Amendment right of Redress of Grievances. Donahue did nothing to stop the illegal investigation, knowing that any evidence should be inadmissible as fruit from the poisonous tree. Instead, Donahue said he would get in touch with Oswalt. There was no potential for felonies, so as County Prosecutor, Oswalt should not have been involved at all. They all knew that. It was always about retaliation.
Items 3 and 4 were under seal and never shared until a court order in October of 2018
3) On April 4, 2014, Donahue confirms a conversation with Oswalt via email and makes the special request that Oswalt had requested in January. Donahue states the case is ready to move to court orders and subpoenas but doesn't mention the charges. Still working with Oswalt, so it would have to be felonies.
4) On April 8, 2014, Oswalt files a motion for Appointment of Special Prosecutors to handle the investigation of a complaint filed by an employee of the Licking County Sheriff's Office. The motion was signed by Comissioners Tim Bubb and Doug Smith and ordered by Judge Marcelain.
5) Although Donahue stated they were ready to proceed, BCI Agent Jenkins begins an investigation with substitute victims because they know the have a Constitutional issue. If there had actually been harassment of family members of the sheriff's office, which there wasn't, they would have been the ones to be the victims in the complaint filed by Jenkins. The report noted by Oswalt in the Special Prosecutor's motion has never surfaced. The sheriff's office and AG's office has maintained that there never was a local complaint - so why was the BCI there in January 2014 other than to aid and abet the retaliation by Oswalt and Thorp. When the motion was release to me in Neither have responded.
This is an ongoing issue that seems to have no end.
Current Status of Players:
Prosecutor Oswalt claimed he was retiring when his term ended in 2016 but the fact is, he did not have enough time accrued to retire. He took an assistant prosecutor position in Fairfield County as did several of his assistants, including Brian Waltz who was named in
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LICKING COUNTY, OHIO GARY R. WALTERS|
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INRE: Appointment of Special Prosecutor(s)
[Relating to investigation/prosecution of certain complaints against Kim Beem]
Case/Docket No.
MOTION
Pursuant to R.C. 305.14 and/or R.C. 2941.63 the board of county commissioners and the|
prosecuting attorney move the Court to appoint the Office of the Ohio Attorney General as
Special Licking County Prosecuting Attomey (with the matter to be currently assigned to}
Assistant Attorney General Christopher L. Kinsler, $.Ct. # 0074289; and, Assistant Attorney|
(General Matthew J. Donahue, $.Ct. # 0079278), to handle the investigation of a complaint filed
by an employee of the Licking County Sheriff's Office against one Kimberly Beem.
Because of certain allegations that Ms, Beem has made against the Office of the Licking}
County Prosecuting Attorney in the past, there would be an appearance of impropriety for this
Office to lead an investigation into Ms. Beem’s alleged conduct. To avoid that appearance off
impropriety, the Prosecuting Attorney has decided to honor a request by the Ohio Attorney
General's Office to allow them to handle all aspects of the investigation, and if they deem ie|
appropriate, any criminal charges/prosecutions.
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For the foregoing reasons, the State prays its Application for Appointment of the Office
ofthe Ohio Attomey General as Special Licking County Prosecuting Attomey be granted. The
staff ofthat Office will serve without compensation from Licking County.
Reaneth W. Oswalt (#0037208)
Licking County Prosecutor
County Gonfzsissioner
[To be filed under seal unless ordered otherwise}Oswalt, Kenneth
From: Matthew J. Donahue
Sent: Friday, April 4, 2014 10:23 AM
To: Oswalt, Kenneth
ce Fred R, Moore; Jonathan W, Jenkins; Scott Fitch; Christopher L. Kinsler
Subject BCT Investigation in re Beem
Dear Prosecutor Oswalt,
Pursuant to our conversation today, due to recent developments in the investigation, could you please petition the court
to appoint the Ohio Attorney General's Office as special prosecutors 10 speciy include Christopher L. Kinsler Sup. C-
Number 0074289 and Matthew J. Donahue Sup. Ct. Number 0079278. The reason for this requests that matter
apparently is now ata point that requir a prosecutor to review and approval potential cout orders and subpoenas. The
appointment would of course be withauit compensation by Licking County.
Matt
Matthew J. Donahue
Section Chief
‘Special Prosecutions Section
Office of Ohio Attomey General Mike DeWine
Office number: 614-752-4578
Fax number: 866-910-2107
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