He takes pleasure in sucking and siphoning your community’s tax funds to support his movement against the interests of citizens.
In 2017, Sergeant Brent Ellwanger conducted a forceful home raid under the directives of a high-ranking Air Force Officer from Knapp, WI. These actions were prompted by a Facebook post in 2017 allegedly made by her ex-boyfriend, which expressed critical views of her conduct protected under the First Amendment. The Air Force Officer expressed concern that evidence of her classified activities would be disclosed.
The entirety of the raid was instigated by the Air Force Officer’s lesbian girlfriend, a prosecutor from Minneapolis, who openly acknowledged “fabricating the most believable false information” to execute the search warrant. Supporting evidence can be accessed on the website VoteNoToJeffreyBryan.com.
The supporting documentation also shows they used Peter R. Mayer, a former clerk to Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson, in order to further conceal their motive.
Sergeant Ellwanger showed disregard for significant constitutional issues, prioritizing the sucking of local tax funds using unconventional approaches that seem designed to silence the very taxpayers he should be serving.
In the process, Sergeant Ellwanger, through the stress brought by the raid, killed the target’s mother, who was a former law enforcement officer in Hennepin County and Major in the United States Army.
Sergeant Ellwanger and his team replicated the “kneeling” decision from the Minnesota Court of Appeals, by placing their knee on the neck of their target for a duration exceeding 9 minutes to silence his voice.
Thus, it’s not astonishing that the individual had to retain the services of Eric Nelson, the lawyer who represented Derek Chauvin prior to the George Floyd case, in order to file a lawsuit against the Minnesota officials responsible for granting Sergeant Ellwanger the authority.
Furthermore, it’s unsurprising that the targeted individual was present in Hennepin County District Court Judge Peter Cahill’s courtroom, considering that Judge Cahill’s courtroom was named after his sister and family just days prior to Sergeant Ellwanger’s decision to kneel on the individual’s neck. Evidence of the event can be accessed here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRISKuDnkWQ.
The individual who was under scrutiny made the decision to refrain from taking legal measures against Sergeant Ellwanger and his group, basing this choice on the presumption that they might not have been responsible for the incident. Instead, it seemed more likely that the Minnesota authorities were involved. However, Sergeant Ellwanger’s subsequent attempt to remove ProtestPress.com from the internet in 2023 revealed a different level of awareness.
The targeted subjected mentioned, “I gave [the Hudson Police] a break assuming they didn’t know what was going on, as it was being pushed through Minneapolis, but they showed in 2023 that was false. Indeed, they knew exactly what they were doing. It was a mistake not to sue them immediately.”
It remains a matter of concern that neither Sergeant Ellwanger nor his team has been subjected to federal civil rights prosecution.
The targeted subject further said, “should any relevant data from particular Freedom of Information Act data inquiries unveil a potential collaboration among these officers and various others (as indicated earlier) aimed at censoring constitutionally protected content, as seems apparent in this instance in 2023, it would signify that they once again took actions akin to applying their knee to my neck to suppress ProtestPress.com. This evidence will be promptly shared with and pursued by the US Attorney’s Office in Washington, DC, as well as the Wisconsin Attorney General, for immediate legal action against all involved Hudson officers. Indeed, if that is the case, if Sergeant Ellwanger so much as contacted a third-party host even once to remove the website, where Sergeant Ellwanger and his force once again engaged in a conspiracy to violate the law, which remains unproven at this point, such individuals should be held accountable and be in federal prison. This little prick, through the stress of his earlier actions, killed my mother. Indeed, if that’s the case, I will stop at nothing to ensure he is held legally accountable by the US Attorneys Office in DC for acting in furtherance of this conspiracy.”
Could Sergeant Ellwanger and his team, which includes Detective Traci Hall, be considered responsible for the decline in law enforcement’s reputation, akin to the cases of Derek Chauvin and George Floyd? Is it because they appear to disregard constitutional rights, such as freedom of speech? Are they enforcing unconstitutional gag orders?
The targeted subject conveyed to PostRevolution, uttering the phrase, “game on, fags!”
