Commander Wielsch operated from building near 1986 Lynching - Walking
Distance
By Pete Bennett CNET Scandal Date: March 23rd, 2014
Concord CA -- In 1980 I rented a dingy 1000 SF Unit
at 2570 Cloverdale Ave Concord, CA 94518
CNET Commander Wielsch - 2570 Cloverdale Ave Concord, CA 94518
Walnut Creek Vortex The Bodies are piling up
Walnut Creek CA ~ There is a hidden story in Walnut Creek of suspect accidents, fires and murders/murder suicides and suicides. The only way so many witnesses could end deceased leads to investigators who've deliberately left out victim statements from Gas Pipeline Explosions like in 2004 on EBMUD.
Walnut Creek Fires and Incident Map
Fires, Incidents, Pipeline Explosions, Pipe Bombs, Schools, Students, Parents, Drownings and murder.
Walnut Creek CA-- The body of male victim of approximately 30 to 40 years of age found in creek running parallel to South Main Street Walnut Creek.
The body is another message via a Serial Killer in Walnut Creek. I have videos of several homeless who've been saying for many years they're being targeted by persons unknown.
The Ygnacio Valley, Banta and 1170 Lincoln Ave are potentially the work of CNET related parties. There are so many fires with stornconnected to Butler, Chetcuti, and persons I'm suspecting are part of the Walnut Creek Bomb Squad who've had far more than reasonable contact with our trite events such as being accused of assault in front of Starbucks where Banta once worked.
Body Found 500' From Los Lomas High School
Another death near Los Lomas High School
By Pete Bennett CNET Scandal Date: May 21st, 2014
This part of town has mayhem corners with persons dying at a unconscionable rate. Around the corner on Creekside Drive we have the Anthony Banta Jr. case, David Bremer my former roommate killed in the suicide cell beating himself to death, the Alicia Driscoll Murder Suicide or Perhaps the Driscoll Murders case where he stabbed himself very neatly in his bath tub and around the corner we've got a woman jumping from Nordstrom's, a former Nordstroms employee now a BART Officer killing his co-worker.
My 2013 roommate was mugged on Walker Ave near Sierra in Walnut Creek but in March 2014 my other David Bremer roommate was killed in jail.
No, No, No not again.
Serial Arsonist On The Loose
By Pete Bennett CNET Scandal Date: May 15th, 2014
Walnut Creek -- The discomforting realization to this blogger was concluding his personal experience with fire incidents was they we're more than a coincidence.
IN 2001 attorneys representing Bennett officers burned via arson, in 2013 Bennett began asking questions about that fire then began asking questions about the 2004 Pipeline Explosion. When Cal Fire's Pipeline Safety Group Engineering hung up on Bennett in early 2013 - it was a long list of rebukes.
Contra Costa Consolidated Fire couldn't find the numerous arson fires near San Carlos and Ygnacio Valley Road then San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District couldn't a report on Bennett's 2004 arson fire then the discovery that witnesses connected to the Kinder Morgan fire it was becoming clear that official findings were missing key elements needed to construct a successful investigation.
Around January/February 2005 someone nearly flipped my F-250 Truck with trailer in tow with (See Bennett Incidents) but a little noticed aspect was my then young sons were with me. We stopped and called 911 spoke to dispatch. That event could be verified by my sons but presently Paradise Unified School District Superintendent Roger Bylund operates the Berlin Wall of Lawful Court Orders. '
He knows Seeno who knows Helix who grandson was killed in LVNV and that means these fine Contra Costa Republicans know James Greenan (atty) whose son was murdered in Orinda. Sooner or later CHP will shelve Nate's accident as undertermined but that's how street murders are covered when it's a bunch of white people killing each other - probable, plausible, theoretical become factual verifiable factual conclusions based solely on the inaccurate factual case.
I live in Cold Case County in a town called Diablo Shadows where the sun sets early for some.
IN 2001 attorneys representing Bennett officers burned via arson, in 2013 Bennett began asking questions about that fire then began asking questions about the 2004 Pipeline Explosion. When Cal Fire's Pipeline Safety Group Engineering hung up on Bennett in early 2013 - it was a long list of rebukes.
Contra Costa Consolidated Fire couldn't find the numerous arson fires near San Carlos and Ygnacio Valley Road then San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District couldn't a report on Bennett's 2004 arson fire then the discovery that witnesses connected to the Kinder Morgan fire it was becoming clear that official findings were missing key elements needed to construct a successful investigation.
Around January/February 2005 someone nearly flipped my F-250 Truck with trailer in tow with (See Bennett Incidents) but a little noticed aspect was my then young sons were with me. We stopped and called 911 spoke to dispatch. That event could be verified by my sons but presently Paradise Unified School District Superintendent Roger Bylund operates the Berlin Wall of Lawful Court Orders. '
He knows Seeno who knows Helix who grandson was killed in LVNV and that means these fine Contra Costa Republicans know James Greenan (atty) whose son was murdered in Orinda. Sooner or later CHP will shelve Nate's accident as undertermined but that's how street murders are covered when it's a bunch of white people killing each other - probable, plausible, theoretical become factual verifiable factual conclusions based solely on the inaccurate factual case.
I live in Cold Case County in a town called Diablo Shadows where the sun sets early for some.
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Tombstones ► The Dead Litigants
The Dead Litigants
By Pete Bennett CNET Scandal Date: May 12th , 2014Walnut Creek CA-- Several Decades back I was in litigation between Dr. Kim Fang (Fang v. Bennett 1987), then in 2004 I filed a restraining orders on Gary Vinson Collins over a attack that was nearly deadly. The Danville Police covered-up an attempted murder that today is very likely the nexus of an obvious RICO case leading to murders near a scandal known was the Dirty DUI.
The Dirty DUI - The Setup that the big bosses didn't know about?
The Dirty DUI
By Pete Bennett CNET Scandal
Date: March 3rd, 2014
Walnut Creek -- It would be nearly impossible to hide these cases from the Council of Chiefs responsible for overseeing the operational tactics of the Contra Costa County Narcotics Enforcement Taskforce (CNET) and the games they hurled on residents with no regard for Civil Rights of average citizens unable to fight back.
A rouge operation with tentacles extending into ports unknown along a shoreline capable of delivering billions in clandestine cargo's
A rouge operation with tentacles extending into ports unknown along a shoreline capable of delivering billions in clandestine cargo's
Benny Chetcuti Jr. Walnut Creek Real Estate Investor Indicted For Fraud
Benny Chetcuti Jr. Walnut Creek Real Estate Investor Indicted For Fraud
By Pete Bennett CNET Scandal
Date: March 3rd, 2014
FREMONT -- A 20-year-old man is facing felony charges in a hash lab explosion that injured himself and a teenage girl last October.
Walnut Creek Real Estate Investor Indicted For Fraud FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 28, 2014 OAKLAND – A federal grand jury
2013-04-16 The Metcalf Sub-Station Sniper Attack
In March 2011 PG&E hired American Programmer who was charged on Feb 2nd 2011 with PC-270 - a bench warrant was issued and 30 days later Bennett gets a job connected to worst pipeline disasters on record?
Do I suspect that this project was a setup and events in September 2010 concocted by a retired San Francisco Cop (Lt.) was part of a larger domestic terrorism plan - yes I do as getting hired in March 2011 goal was my laptop data but in 2011 it was just a contract but today I'm suspecting that persons near the deadly 2004 Pipeline Fire should reviewed as a Murder case
OFFICE OF THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL, PIPELINE SAFET Y DIVISION
OFFICE OF THE STATE FIRE MARSHAL, PIPELINE SAFETY DIVISION
Pipeline Safety Seminar
May 1, 2014 • Crowne Plaza Concord
Agenda
8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Registration, Continental Breakfast and Exhibit Viewing
8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Welcome and Opening
Mike Richwine, Assistant State Fire Marshal, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal
9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Facility Piping: What is it and what do I need to know about it?
Bob Gorham, Division Chief, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal,
Pipeline Safety Division
A discussion of local, state and federal definitions, interpretations and MOU’s relating to DOT
regulated facilities.
• What is DOT piping and equipment?
• When is it exempt from local jurisdiction?
• What types of testing and inspections must an operator conduct?
9:30 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Damage Prevention Toolbox
Geoff Price, One Call Specialist, Chevron Pipeline
The toolbox is a collection of damage prevention shared learnings and practices for onshore,
hazardous liquid transmission pipeline operation. The learnings and practices outlined may
be utilized by an operator as information to be considered when analyzing, reviewing and/or
modifying existing procedures. It is not intended to be utilized as a recommended practice or
basis for regulation.
10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Break and Exhibit Viewing
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. PHMSA Western Region: What We Do, and Updates
Thomas Finch, Community Assistance and Technical Services Manager,
United States Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous
Materials Safety Division, Pipeline Safety, Western Region
• PHP Western Region Facts – for lessons learned from these facts
• Western Region CATS Focus Areas – what CATS do to assist operators and the public
• Integrity Management (IM) – lessons learned from IM
• Regulatory Update – cover any new and current rulemakings in process to cover what is in
the works
• State Programs Division – brief on federal state cooperation
• What DOT Regulates – the pipeline miles covered
PHMSA Western Region: Integrity Management
Huy Nguyen, Operations Supervisor, United States Department of Transportation,
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Division, Pipeline Safety, Western Region
IMP facts and regulations.
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Lunch and Exhibit ViewingAgenda
(continued)
1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Integrity Testing Requirements for California Hazardous Liquid Pipelines
Dan Le, Pipeline Safety Engineers, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal
Xuan Nguyen, Pipeline Safety Engineers, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal
Tom Williams, Pipeline Safety Engineers, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal
Existing and new pipeline integrity testing requirements mandated by both federal and
California codes.
1:45 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Overview of Environmental Review and Permitting
Marcia Grefsrud, Environmental Scientist, California Department of Fish and Wildlife
An overview of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Lake or Streambed Alteration
Program and the California Endangered Species Program. The presenter will discuss the
permitting requirements, which also include compliance with the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA).
2:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. Break
2:45 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Effective 24/7 Pipeline Damage Protection
Brandon Porter, Vice President, Western Plant and Pipeline Products,
Rhino Line Marking and Damage Prevention
Protecting your pipeline from hits by effective marking and public awareness.
3:15 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Trench Safety/Competent
Gary Shepherd, DSFM Pipeline Safety (Retired), Shepherd Risk and Safety Advocates
Recognition of safe trench operations and the needed competency to perform this task.
3:45 p.m. Seminar Adjourns
Pipeline Safety Seminar
May 1, 2014 • Crowne Plaza Concord
Agenda
8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Registration, Continental Breakfast and Exhibit Viewing
8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Welcome and Opening
Mike Richwine, Assistant State Fire Marshal, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal
9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Facility Piping: What is it and what do I need to know about it?
Bob Gorham, Division Chief, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal,
Pipeline Safety Division
A discussion of local, state and federal definitions, interpretations and MOU’s relating to DOT
regulated facilities.
• What is DOT piping and equipment?
• When is it exempt from local jurisdiction?
• What types of testing and inspections must an operator conduct?
9:30 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Damage Prevention Toolbox
Geoff Price, One Call Specialist, Chevron Pipeline
The toolbox is a collection of damage prevention shared learnings and practices for onshore,
hazardous liquid transmission pipeline operation. The learnings and practices outlined may
be utilized by an operator as information to be considered when analyzing, reviewing and/or
modifying existing procedures. It is not intended to be utilized as a recommended practice or
basis for regulation.
10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Break and Exhibit Viewing
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. PHMSA Western Region: What We Do, and Updates
Thomas Finch, Community Assistance and Technical Services Manager,
United States Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous
Materials Safety Division, Pipeline Safety, Western Region
• PHP Western Region Facts – for lessons learned from these facts
• Western Region CATS Focus Areas – what CATS do to assist operators and the public
• Integrity Management (IM) – lessons learned from IM
• Regulatory Update – cover any new and current rulemakings in process to cover what is in
the works
• State Programs Division – brief on federal state cooperation
• What DOT Regulates – the pipeline miles covered
PHMSA Western Region: Integrity Management
Huy Nguyen, Operations Supervisor, United States Department of Transportation,
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Division, Pipeline Safety, Western Region
IMP facts and regulations.
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Lunch and Exhibit ViewingAgenda
(continued)
1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Integrity Testing Requirements for California Hazardous Liquid Pipelines
Dan Le, Pipeline Safety Engineers, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal
Xuan Nguyen, Pipeline Safety Engineers, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal
Tom Williams, Pipeline Safety Engineers, CAL FIRE, Office of the State Fire Marshal
Existing and new pipeline integrity testing requirements mandated by both federal and
California codes.
1:45 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Overview of Environmental Review and Permitting
Marcia Grefsrud, Environmental Scientist, California Department of Fish and Wildlife
An overview of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Lake or Streambed Alteration
Program and the California Endangered Species Program. The presenter will discuss the
permitting requirements, which also include compliance with the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA).
2:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. Break
2:45 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Effective 24/7 Pipeline Damage Protection
Brandon Porter, Vice President, Western Plant and Pipeline Products,
Rhino Line Marking and Damage Prevention
Protecting your pipeline from hits by effective marking and public awareness.
3:15 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Trench Safety/Competent
Gary Shepherd, DSFM Pipeline Safety (Retired), Shepherd Risk and Safety Advocates
Recognition of safe trench operations and the needed competency to perform this task.
3:45 p.m. Seminar Adjourns
Sheriff: Cal Fire official missing after killing fiancee
Sheriff: Cal Fire official missing after killing fiancee
The white pickup truck belonging to a Cal Fire battalion chief suspected of killing his 26-year-old fiancee has been found in Elk Grove.
But 55-year-old Orville Fleming remains at large, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department on Thursday night.
The vehicle is a 2007 Chevy with a Cal Fire logo painted on its side. Officers with the Elk Grove Police Department found the unoccupied truck about 8 p.m. at Black Kite Drive and Apricot Woods Way.
Neither an air nor a ground search has revealed any sightings of Fleming.
He does have ties to the Elk Grove neighborhood where police found the truck, said sheriff's spokeswoman Lisa Bowman, although she didn't indicate what those were.
Witnesses in the neighborhood said it's possible the truck could have been parked in the area since the early morning hours.
Fleming is accused of killing Sarah Douglas in the couple's South Sacramento home, and then taking off -- possibly to the Fresno/Clovis area, officials said Thursday.
Douglas' aunt, Trina Werly, said the pair had been together "a couple years."
"(People) said he was a good guy, but he was very obsessive and controlling and possessing over her," Werly said. "I believe he has firearms."
Fleming works as a Cal Fire instructor in Ione, and has been with the state fire agency for 24 years. Cal Fire officials are working with the sheriff on the investigation.
"Right now, we have to let the sheriff's office do their investigation (and) figure out what happened -- who was involved," Cal Fire spokesman Daniel Berlant said. "Because of how serious this is though, we are absolutely supporting them in (every) way that we can."
Douglas' sister found Sarah dead in a bedroom, the aunt told KCRA 3.
" ... You never want to find a family member like this -- the way that he left her was tragic," Werly said. "It was extremely violent. You can see there was a serious struggle."
It was around 9 a.m. Thursday when deputies learned of the body found inside the home, which sits in the 9300 block of Fox River Way. It's not clear how they were tipped off to Fleming as a suspect.
"(Douglas') mom said that when she met (Fleming), she felt he would try to do something to Sarah," Werly said.
Investigators said earlier Thursday that they believed Fleming wouldn't stick around the Sacramento area.
In addition to the Fresno region, he has ties to several other parts of California, the sheriff's department said.
Fleming has brown hair and brown eyes, stands at 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs about 190 pounds, deputies said.
Anyone who has had any contact with Fleming, or spotted the man, is asked to to call 916-874-5115. Homicide detectives are working the case.
"We're wondering how this is going to all turn out," Werly said. "My family is going to take a lot to recover from this. Sarah is a good girl. She'll be really missed."
KCRA 3's Claire Doan contributed to this report.
Read more: http://www.kcra.com/news/detectives-search-for-suspect-in-south-sac-homicide/25764856#ixzz30bXWmboZ
