I recorded this incident over seven years ago while living in Newark, NJ. I was employed in New York City at the time. It provides an glimpse into the various forms of harassment and street theatre” I have endured as a victim of directed energy weapons torture and gang-stalking over the past eleven years. Law enforcement (and Federal agents posing as local law enforcement) are used as a tool of intimidation by my harassers.

I respect law. I do not fear law.

To some, that statement may seem to be nothing more than wordplay, an exercise in semantics. It is not. A person who respects law strives to be law abiding even when it is not to his advantage to do so. On the other hand, a criminal fears law because it renders punishment for illicit activities. However, there is another danger that fear can present, even to a law-abiding man—fear can lead to compromise. As you will see from my experience, the distinction between respect and fear largely determines how a person responds when faced with injustice, the abuse of law.

It was a sunny, late Friday afternoon in midtown Manhattan. I was strolling along 9th Avenue towards 51st St, wearing the suit and tie that are my workday attire. I have a particular fondness for this area of New York City. It is populated with numerous family owned ethnic restaurants. In fact, my favorite Italian, Greek, and Taiwanese restaurants are located along this busy strip, within a three block radius. My after-work Friday’s are often spent strolling, perusing menus, and finally selecting a place to dine. On this particular afternoon, I was alone.

I strolled along 9th Ave. where it intersects 49th Street (near the shuttered Cineplex theatre). My thoughts were on a choice of cuisines for that evening. As I looked two blocks ahead, I saw a NYPD (New York Police Department) van and an unmarked black Ford Crown Victoria, moving quickly through the traffic towards me. Both vehicles had their strobe lights flashing, and sirens blaring. The police van started to turn on 50th Street as I approached that intersection. Then, suddenly, a voice shouted from the van, “Go straight, he’s in front of you!” So the police van quickly veered back onto 9th Avenue and headed for the curb, about thirty feet in front of me.

Suddenly, five police officers, jumped from the van with their guns drawn and rushed towards me. Simultaneously, two detectives jumped out of the unmarked Crown Victoria, guns also drawn, and joined this group of officers, all running towards me in unison . . .

I ask you, the reader, to put yourself in my shoes. How would you respond in this situation? You have been the target of continuous harassment by Federal operatives that includes torture by directed energy weapons for over three years (this account was first written seven years ago). Although innocent, you have been under constant surveillance and have endured numerous schemes designed to humiliate and provoke you. You have also been the target of numerous failed “sting” operations designed to lure you into illicit drug purchases. Now, it all culminates in this one seemingly life threatening moment. What do you do? You have split seconds to react. How should you react? Do you panic, give way to fear? Do you begin to run?

What did I do?

Find out in in the next installment of BadExperiment.com: West Side Story Part II - coming soon!

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