Cameo Acres or Burnville? An analysis of fires near my former residence

By PETE BENNETT - Contra Costa Watch EMAIL
Phone: 510-460-5641
Posted: 06/13/2013

Danville CA:  In review of my old neighborhood a disturbing suite of fires was occurring all around me, my sons and my life but right under my nose.  In 2004 my truck was rigged to burn me alive but when I started fact checking fires near me I discovered that this LITTLE neighborhood suffered quite a large number of fires. If there is an arsonist he lives in this neighborhood.  

191 Plaza Circle in Danville

SELF SERVICE ARSONIST

You're welcome to search for yourself but this one lead started me thinking on whether or not they were arsons vs. random fires.  The fire at 161 Plaza Circle had children roughly the same ages as my sons.  The family appears to have come unraveled and divorced which means they didn't attend church.

The unique part here is the structire to west burned in 2003 and I was living there when that one occurred but there was another one in 1980s that killed a father, another across the street, and apparently a few more but a conversation with a former Danville Real Estate agents suggested that San Ramon Fireman were stealing property as she alleged they stole a 25K diamond ring, and I alleged they stole my coin collection in 2004 during one of their tactical maneuvers that Chris Butler ran on me.  

 In 2010 when I fled the area from retired SFPD Lt. David Oberhoffer leaving behind over 50,000 in software licenses, over $500,000 in losses related to development, and 50K in systems.  

The CNET incidents play heavily on what I've gone through but they are in Federal Prison - their big mistake selling Crack Back To The Streets - The Business Model 

Read this open investigation on Marciel Road with San Ramon Fire.  They say as 09/2013 this investigation is still open and I'd say what about my 2004 arson fire?  

The balance of this will be found as below:

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Attacking The Judicial Process with Brute Force

Attacking The Judicial Process with Brute Force

The Contra Costa Way 

Walnut Creek CA: In my other post called the "the Little Startup began the legal dispute" explains why we were in court in the first place.  Looking back this case was the basis of why I took on the H1b Visa which has turned into a contentious international debate.  I now believe that my activism almost cost me my life and almost claimed my sons. 

In 2001 I was dealing a billing dispute with a Russian Outsourcing Firm called Red Stars that if the FBI wanted to could toss the founders into Guantanamo Bay but my opinion about the visa weaknesses are for another post.  

The main reason I lost this case was not on the merits of the litigation but the fact that my attorneys offices were torched.  It was arson and in fact there were five other arson incidents in the general vicinity which by the way was nearly across the street from Docs Pharmacy where that very large serous outbreak occurred that killed four and sickened twenty.  

So here I am standing in front of Judge Bruce Van Vhorris facing opposing counsel explaining that my attorney Donald Gene Moats has become non-responsive AKA AWOL.  Back then I was familiar with court proceedings by no means did I understand civil procedure.  In 2004 when I was hit upside the head in Contra Costa Family Law I bought the book from the court.  

What was troubling was the other party was this Russian Firm called Red Stars who provided me a programmer under the H1b Visa Program.  This lawsuit showed me the endless weaknesses of the H1b Visa Program currently being debated in Congress.  

One of the tangents of this legal skirmish changed my position changed regarding the H1b visas.  In 2001 I was quickly learning that I had a newer cheaper competitor called the" H1B Candidate" that were then and now underselling US Workers.  I also noticed a trend of plenty of interviews but no job offers. It doesn't sit well that 10 years later I've learned that Chris Butler was convicted of over 150 wiretaps and that the the same Chris Butler was named in this lawsuit with Benny Chetcuti who the owner of 1776 Ygancio Valley Road Walnut Creek lost 2.5 million to along with dozens of other investors.  

Mr. Chetcuti operated from 1204 Alpine Road Walnut Creek which I believe is the Jurisdiction of the Walnut Creek Police Department which is the same department who's refused to investigate a slew of events near me, one being that member of Hillside Covenant Church tried to run me over in 2012 days before my Butte County Superior Court hearing in regards to the child support I can't pay because for some strange reason my business kept suffering setbacks e.g. my clients were being threatened.  I lost gigs, W-2 contracts valued at $200,000 or more per year.  

I filed a police report about the attempted hit and run but was told by Lt. Gorski that it wasn't going anywhere just like the accidents involving more than five homeless men run over and crushed or left near brain dead but for some predictable logic the pedestrian victim is at fault.  With little ado - he's at fault.  The cost to the county millions in medical bills.  

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WB lanes of Hwy 24 reopen in Lafayette

Incident: Car Carrier Fire
Location: WB-24 (State Route)
Jurisdiction: CHP
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LAFAYETTE, Calif. -- The California Highway Patrol has reopened all but one lane of westbound state Highway 24 in Lafayette this morning after a dramatic car carrier fire shut down most of the roadway and snarled the morning commute.
The fire was reported at 4:49 a.m. just east of central Lafayette.
CHP Officer John Fransen said the driver of the carrier, which was transporting nine Chrysler sedans, heard a strange noise and pulled over on the road's right shoulder.
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MORE: "He heard a loud pop, a loud noise coming from the back of his trailer," Fransen said.When he got out of the cab to investigate, he saw that one of the cars was engulfed in flames, and that the fire was spreading.
"Seven of the nine vehicles were completely gutted," Fransen said.
Fire crews responded and put out the blaze, and no injuries were reported.
Four lanes were initially blocked, but CHP Officer James Evans said at about 8:25 a.m. that all lanes were back open except the right lane.
The charred car carrier was still on the shoulder, and a heavy-duty tow truck was on the way.
Traffic was still slow in the area.
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