Metropolitan Transit System MTS Austin Marshall Tyrannical method and proven perjury San Diego California

 

Upon the arrival of the state officer, there seemed to be some confusion as to whether or not a petitioning citation could be issued.  The officer contacted his superiors by phone and I was then forced to answer a very thorough series of questions befoire it was decided by the powers that be that no petitioning citation would be issued.  

 

If they had apologized for their actions and gone about their business, I would not be posting this report today.  What actually happened was an injustice I will never forget because Mr. Marshall instructed the officer to write a citation for not having a valid fare even though I was not in a fare zone.  Austin Marshall is well aware of where the fare zones are and therefore falsely accused me of that infraction. 

 

Outraged by this incident, I went to MTS's office the following Monday to discuss my grievance.  I spoke with one of their supervisors and although I pointed out that the area is not signed and obviously not a fare zone, I was told that there was nothing they could do and it was suggested that the infraction was minor and I should just pay the fine and move on with my life.  Being accused of what essentially amounts to theft is not minor to me.

 

Knowing that I was wronged, I went to court to fight the citation and what was done on the day is something that just boggles the mind. The area in question is not and has never been a fare zone and there are no fare signs posted there.  Mr. Marshall presented the judge with a close up picture of one of their signs and claimed that it was clearly visible to me.  Seeing as there are no fare signs posted in the area, he could only have taken his photograph elsewhere on the property therefore presenting the court with false evidence while lying under oath by claiming I was in a fare zone all for the purpose of duping a most honorable San Diegan judge into convicting me of a crime I did not commit.  Knowingly giving a false statement while testifying in a criminal or civil court proceeding is perjury according to California law.

 

The claims made in this report are proven by the San Diego Superior Court record case Z551059.