http://www.operationrescue.org/?p=192

WHITECROSS RULES!!!!!!!!!

The bottom line for many of these docs is that they love an all cash business. All doctors love a procedure that they don’t have to go through all the insurance mess.

Glad to know, after what some prolifers went through in Pinellas Park during and after the murder of Terri Schindler (another egregious abuse of the medical profession acting under orders from “the state” towards women) at the hands and mouths of some of the PPPD, that there are a few honest police left with the integrity and courage to actually protect and serve the culture of life.

The reason why PP, NARRAL, NOW, Feminist Majority, et al don’t seek to close down the “clinics” such as this are that they tend to reflect the true beliefs & practices of the industry as a whole…and closing them would [sic] “threaten a woman’s right to choose”. Yeah, right. So how many women would CHOOSE to go into hellholes like this if they knew the full facts…??? C’mon, not all you coathanger wavers at once now…

SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP ASSAULT
Ex-boyfriend accused of causing miscarriage

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By CHRISTINA HALL
BLADE STAFF WRITER

A pregnant Springfield Township woman told authorities she received a text message on her cell phone last week from her former boyfriend.
“Have a miscarriage,” it read.

Less than a week later, Lucas County sheriff’s detectives said, the former boyfriend made it happen.

Gregorio M. Garcia, 23, of Green Springs, Ohio, is accused of forcing his way into the 25-year-old woman’s Bancroft Street apartment on Monday, punching her several times in the stomach, and sexually assaulting her.

As a result of the attack, detectives said, the woman suffered a miscarriage of her 10-week-old fetus.

Authorities arrested Mr. Garcia without incident Tuesday – his birthday – in Fremont. The 6-foot-4, 290-pound suspect was booked into the Lucas County jail later that day.

He was arraigned on charges of murder, rape, and aggravated burglary yesterday in Sylvania Municipal Court . He was also charged with an unrelated aggravated burglary at the woman’s home April 5 in which he allegedly carried a handgun.

Mr. Garcia was being held in the Lucas County jail last night in lieu of $600,000 bond. He declined a request for an interview.

Investigators said the victim was waiting for a friend Monday when she heard a knock at her apartment.

She started to open the door, then realized it was Mr. Garcia and tried to close the door. He pushed it open and pushed her back into the center of the living room, according to an incident report.

An argument ensued and Mr. Garcia allegedly punched her several times in the stomach, the report states. He told her she didn’t deserve to have his baby, threatened to kill her, and warned that he could kill her other two children who were in the home – ages 1 and 5 – “very easily.” He told her not to call police or he or someone else would find her, the report indicates.

He then sexually assaulted her, the report states. He later allowed her to go to the bathroom to try to stop vaginal bleeding she was experiencing. While in the bathroom, she used her cell phone several times to try to call the friend who was supposed to come to her home. She couldn’t reach her but contacted the friend’s mother, who contacted her daughter, the report states.

The victim’s friend pulled in as Mr. Garcia left the apartment building. She found the victim curled up on the living room floor and took her to Flower Hospital, where she miscarried in the emergency room, said Detective Cathy Stooksbury.

“A child not born yet – that’s absolutely so innocent. A woman that wanted another baby. Somebody does this. It’s tough. It’s really tough,” the detective said.

The victim, in a telephone interview last night with The Blade, said she is angry and sad. “I’m sad for losing the baby, and I’m sad he could be so inconsiderate. No compassion, like he has no feelings about life,” she said.

The Blade does not identify victims of sexual assaults.

The victim said she has known Mr. Garcia a little more than a year, and that they broke up after an alleged domestic violence incident in January. The two later started talking again and she told him she was pregnant.

“I wanted him to be there and around to be a father,” the victim said.

When that didn’t happen and the two began arguing again, the woman said she told him she didn’t want to see him anymore. The woman said she hopes Mr. Garcia receives a “harsh sentence” for the death of her fetus.

“I want him to sit and think about what he has done and how much pain he’s caused,” she said.

Detective Stooksbury said there is a history of verbal and physical abuse by Mr. Garcia against the victim. She said the victim had a temporary protection order against him.

The incident report indicates Mr. Garcia was scheduled to appear yesterday in Sylvania Municipal Court for sentencing on a prior domestic violence charge involving the victim.

The woman urged abuse victims to leave their abuser the first time they are assaulted and to notify authorities.

“It never stops,” she said. “They’ll turn around and do it again.”

Contact Christina Hall at
chall@theblade.com
or 419-724-6007.

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Proponent, House Bill 2503 March 15,2005
House Committee on Health and Human Services
Dear Chairman Morrison and committee members,
My name is Detective William Howard. I joined the Kansas City Kansas Police Department in
1982. I am here today to testify truthfully about events that I witnessed at an abortion clinic
while performing my lawful duties as an officer. I am only here to relay the facts of my official
investigation and do not represent either side of the issue of abortion by virtue of my role in the
community.
On September 18 , 2003 my partner and I went to investigate a theft reported by Dr. Krishna th
Rajanna, at the Affordable Medicine Clinic at 1030 Central Ave, in KCK. Dr. Rajanna
took us to the rear area, which could be described as a break room, to discuss employees he
held responsible for money missing from his business. During this interview phase, my partner
and I made these observations.
First, the doctor had an unkempt appearance. Dr. Rajanna lacked personal hygiene. His hair
was messy, hands dirty, and his clothing was wrinkled and stained. He put on old, used foot
booties while we were there.
The clinic was dirty inside. As we proceeded through the facility I noted the back area was
very dark and dingy looking with poor lighting and smelling musty. We entered the “break
room” to interview Rajanna. There were dirty dishes in the sink and on the tabletop, trash
everywhere, and roaches crawling across the countertops, with a smell of a stench in the room.
Frankly, I was reluctant to sit down. I noted there weren’t containers for medical waste with
universally recognized hazardous waste labels on them. On the way out my partner observed
that the “procedure room” was filthy. He told me that he saw dried blood on the floor and the
room looked “nasty” to him.
The clinic was disorganized. Papers and other miscellaneous documents were strewn about
causing there to be “clutter” everywhere. Dr. Rajanna apparently kept very poor records. He
could not recall when these alleged thefts had occurred nor was he organized enough to locate
any documents to support his allegations. I also noticed that the assistants seemed to be running
everything though they were barely out of their teens. There were no credentials on the wall.
One spoke only Spanish. I looked at the patient sign-in sheet as part of the investigation and it
consisted merely of notebook paper.
This general lack of a professional and sanitary environment starkly contrasted with all my
experiences inside other doctor offices.
It was determined that Dr. Rajanna’ theft charges could not be substantiated. Bank
employees told us Dr. Rajanna has such loose record keeping practices concerning payroll
checks that fraud could never be verified. Apparently the employees are allowed to write out
their own payroll checks because Dr. Rajanna’s printing is difficult to read. I was also given
several checks to verify this for comparison and his signature is indeed a scribble mark.
I received full co-operation from the Employees accused of the theft. They were initially treated as
suspects, given their Miranda rights and provided us with full statements. In a statement to me one
witness/suspect related how Dr. Rajanna was a filthy man who did not properly sterilize his
equipment. The medical equipment was cleaned with Clorox and water then put in a “dishwasher”.
The aborted fetuses were placed inside Styrofoam cups and put in the refrigerator freezer next to TV
dinners. The female witness went on to describe of how she and other girls actually witnessed Rajanna
microwave one of the aborted fetuses and stir it into his lunch. I have heard that some Middle
Easterners eat the placenta from birth and that they believe that this adds longevity to life. I thought
“Maybe” this could be what she was referring to. This witness claimed other employees who had seen
him do the very same thing.
The initial witness related that she felt that she had been terminated because she was pregnant. She was
repeatedly encouraged to terminate the pregnancy and told that she would not serve as a good
representative of this clinic by carrying the pregnancy to term. According to this witness, she was
starting to feel compassion for the females who were being summarily ushered in and out without
adequate recovery time.
I became so disturbed by the condition of this medical clinic that I contacted District Attorney
Nick Tomasic and requested a meeting to discuss these issues. Bare in mind, I am an experienced
police officer who has worked in every aspect in law enforcement and had spent my last five years in
the homicide unit where I worked countless community deaths. I thought I had heard and seen every
vile, disgusting crime scene but was in for a new shock when I started this investigation. Nick
Tomasic permitted me an appointment so I brought the witness directly to him where she gave him a
first person statement of her account. I repeatedly warned her not to lie or exaggerate. The witness was
also told that she could be prosecuted for any false statements made from this moment forward, but
that the prior statements would not be prosecutable. She told the exact same story to DA Tomasic as
she had told us.
I was informed that no laws had been violated. After this Meeting, Mr. Tomasic told me
that he would have his staff research the information for any law violations. Later, Mr.Tomasic
provided me a list of 3 numbers and agencies that I could contact to complain to about this
clinic. I personally contacted the numbers on the list. One of the people I talked with was a
female from Board of Healing Arts. I no longer have her name or any of the numbers I called
regarding this investigation, but I believe I contacted Board of Healing Arts and someone from
hazardous waste disposal center. I do not recall the third agency. The person at the Board,
whose name I don’t know, related that numerous complaints had been made about the clinic
but no laws have been violated. Finally, I gave this list of phone numbers to the witness and
advised her that she could contact these numbers to describe the environment she had worked
in and this was my very last contact with anyone involved with this investigation.
In March of 2004, I learned that an official investigation was underway and was requested to
give a statement. My partner has testified as to these same events April 30, 2004, before a
group of Senators here at the Capitol at the request of Sen. Kerr. Thank you for your time, I
stand for questions.