Supporting Evidence
Item #4 Affidavit – RESPONSE
| I’ll emphasize again that Uecker’s fabrications led to Ann Ladd’s arrest on June 22nd, 2006 outside her home in Illinois. On the night of her arrest her car was searched, seized, and impounded. |
Vehicle Seizure Information
The attached document shows the release of my silver Toyota on June
29th at 1:25pm. The vehicle was taken from me on the night of my arrest
on June 22nd after 9:00pm, towed and held at Hillside for the duration
of my jail stay. The vehicle could only be released to me, per permission
of Sgt. Steffen. I could not have someone pick the car up for me and
I was required to bring a copy of my car title. After I was finally
released from jail in Milwaukee, and was able to return to Illinois,
I could obtain my vehicle with payment of $370.00.
 (link to document) Car Seized |
 (link to document) Copy of Required Car Title |
Conversation Regarding June 22nd Arrest
After having my car towed away on the evening of June 22nd , I was transported
to a downtown Chicago Police Station located at 1718 S. State Street.
Before being locked away for the rest of the
night in a freezing cell, I was allowed to make a collect telephone
call to my closest family member. I was instructed to provide her with
the telephone number of (312) 745 – 4290 so that she could call
and obtain information regarding the status of my arrest.
(link to document)
Telephone Call - Hearing
My family member was told over the telephone by Chicago Police at the
1718 State Street Chicago Jail location, that I had been arrested for
missing a hearing.
This was totally untrue. I had not missed a hearing. I wish to fully understand how or why
a warrant could have been issued for my arrest with no bond, whereby
Illinois courts labeled me a fugitive. I was forced to spend four
nights in two jails in Chicago, then extradited to the State of
Wisconsin for three days . I was a victim of fabrications made
by Bob Uecker. I was not a criminal nor had I missed any hearings
relating to the case. |