US Department of Justice, US Attorney General: Seek Justice for Natasha Roseanna Boykin

Seek Justice for Natasha Roseanna Boykin

To whom it may concern;

I am writing you today in request that an investigation be conducted on the Jacksonville Beach Police Department in FLORIDA. This police department as an agency standing alone in a 7.36 square mile area has reported more than 50 Suicides vs. 11 Homicides. How is this humanly possible for a tourist community?

On November 11, 2009, Natasha Boykin of Vilano Beach Florida sadly had been tagged as one of their statistics for Suicide. The family and friends had been informed that there was a homicide investigation being conducted. Natasha’s boyfriend Willis “Casey” White admitted on his interview tape of the personal and family deep rooted friendships with officer and officials within the police department. Evidence strongly suggests this was covered up and was displayed as a staged crime scene! The police Chief Bruce Thomason has absolutely refused to meet with the family even after the mother has pleaded at least four times. Chief Bruce Thomason is apparently busy writing his third book of the white sandy beaches of Jacksonville Beach FLORIDA and a serial killer running loose. This is sad to say the least for any police chief to be allowed to be so prejudice and haughty at the taxpayers’ expense.

We respectfully request the same kind of internal investigation as the Trayvon Martin case so rightfully deserved. In the State of FLORIDA this is all too common of any death investigation receiving quick and biased write offs.

Our point is that once a suicide is ruled by the police it is apparent that ends up being the only investigative protocol performed. Suicides also known as suspicious or accidental deaths do not receive any kind investigation. How do they know this is warranted as such if there is no investigation to start with? Simply put this police department has not been held accountable to do their jobs. The commission of an act that is unequivocally illegal or completely wrongful.

The self made determination and end results, never questioned display only the appearance of the crime rate down with budgets remaining in control. The bottom line everyone is happy except the loved ones with clear and precise evidence to prove otherwise. We have presented to these agencies only that of their own malfeasance. The erroneous presentation to the people and citizens as a safe place to visit and live is an abomination to say the least. We are curious in particular to this agency recognized by rewarding officers for changing old ladies tires but is not adequately trained to investigate a homicide?

The Jacksonville Beach Police Department retains a certification under CALEA Law Enforcement accreditation program. The standards manual to retain of CALEA accreditation process is that of the standards of Law Enforcement for the "best professional practices" all of this accreditation has been violated by the Jacksonville Beach Police Departments own Chief Bruce Thomason. The Chief is the person who is responsible to set the example within his own agency. If we have and do present ourselves with the facts in relation to the homicide of Natasha Boykin what else may have been written off, swept under the carpet? There has been no change from the city manager to the chief of police in Jacksonville Beach Florida in over 25 years. Both the chief and city manager came into the city within months of one another. Our own government entities stick with one another by their fine blue line code of silence, knowingly of a wrong being committed and leaving the taxpaying citizen with the grief, sadness at the same time they savor their taste buds with tax payer’s money for their proclaimed well earned pay checks.

We have requested three times to meet with the city manager in reference to the malfeasance by the police chief and his agency. The only response we received back was a brief dictation written by the commander for the Jacksonville Beach Police Department advising us to fill out a short form at the time of a council meeting, we would have five minutes to present and address our complaint.

The Jacksonville Beach Florida City Ordinance under section 33 cites:

“ A committee authorized by the council and/or the manager shall have the power to inquire into the conduct of any department, office or officer of the city and to make investigations as to municipal affairs, and for that purpose may subpoena witnesses, administer oaths, and compel the production of books, papers, and other evidence. Failure to obey such subpoena or to produce books, papers, or other evidence as ordered under the provisions of this section shall constitute a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed fifty dollars ($50.00) or by imprisonment not to exceed thirty (30) days or both. Any officer, person, or committee conducting the investigation shall report to the city council all violations or neglect of duty, or any misfeasance, malfeasance or nonfeasance in office,...