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I guess it's sort of true for most people that reporting is always an option. The SUNY Albany Police, being incompetent and corrupt, just won't necessarily respond to or investigate crimes that are reported to them - and they might instead assist in retaliating against anyone who does report crimes.
Clarence L. McNeill threatened me not to contact anyone other than himself at SUNY Albany, a threat that extends to reporting his crimes to the SUNY Albany Police. The SUNY Albany Police have no problem with people being threatened in writing not to report to them, as Clarence L. McNeill cc'd "Chief" J. "Frank" Wiley on the threat. J. "Frank" Wiley, nonetheless, is a man who's had the opportunity to have a photo op with at least one President of the United States. The SS even permitted a violent schizophrenic to have access to the President, and they themselves visit prostitutes (see e.g. http://www.washingtonian.com/articles/people/secret-service-prostitution-scandal-one-year-later/ ), so I guess anything goes.
"Clay-for-Brains" McNeill had threatened me in writing: "Effective immediately, you are hereby notified that you are to cease and desist all contact with any office, department, unit or employee at the University other than me. As of this date, the University has designated me as your sole contact for all written and oral communication with the University, including, but not limited to, telephone calls and messages, emails, and mailed and faxed correspondence. I will determine when and if your communications will be addressed by the University."
That threat, extending to everyone on campus other than himself, thus extended to library personnel. When the U.S. Government Printing Office contacted him about prohibiting access to a Congressionally-designated U.S. government document repository, "Fakin'" McNeill evidently lied to an employee of the federal government: "I have contacted Mr. Clarence McNeill. Per our discussion, he informed me that you are not restricted from entering the campus libraries or from contacting the library personnel. As such, you are not being denied access to Federal depository library resources."
When "Apocalypse #1" McNeill gave a witness interview statement to the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights, he lied to them too. One wonders if when he opens his mouth or writes something if McNeill has ever been capable of refraining from lying.
Even SUNY Albany Clery Act Compliance Officer John M. Murphy realizes Clarence L. McNeill has a certain problem with respect to telling the truth, something Murphy acknowledged to me, Christine Bouchard, J. "Frank" Wiley and George Philip in his e-mail of July 3, 2012 3:43:05 PM:
"Dear Christopher:
"Congratulations on graduating from our UAlbany family!
"You are aware that Vice President Bouchard forwarded me your recent email dated July 2nd for follow up. In your email you pose four questions I have researched and for which I provide the following responses. [...]
"You asked 'if the order really has been sent to Mr. Barberich as it claims, even though the order included the street address at which my mother and I live?'
"No, the letter in question was not sent to Mr. Barberich although there is a clear indication at the bottom which would contradict that assertion. Mr. McNeill communicated to me that [he] simply notified [Dr.] Altaribba and [Mr.] Barberich that [he] had issued the C&D (cease & desist) and that UPD (University Police Department) was notified.'"
Murphy even cc'd the e-mail to Clarence L. McNeill, who did not contradict Murphy's observation that McNeill had lied. Murphy has his own problems with the truth, like putting his name on annual Clery Act reports that claimed SUNY Albany was maintaining its sexual offender registry when in fact it had two different ones each with different information, both obviously erroneous, that had simultaneously been online misinforming the public worldwide for years. SUNY Albany seems to love having chronic liars in its upper administration, though, as all of those incompetent, malevolent clowns are still there (except Philip).
"Clay-d'oh!" McNeill had allegedly been an Educational Opportunity Program student at SUNY Albany and allegedly earned a BA in Africana Studies from SUNY Albany. He'd also belonged to a fraternity that nationally has a certain reputation for extreme violence against African-American men.
As the Director of the Office of Conflict Resolution and Civic Responsibility, when two SUNY Albany Police officers (who are not African-American) hid in a women's restroom and used a peephole in the women's restroom to spy on a decoy bag they were using in an operation that violated the Personal Property Law, and arrested a young African-American SUNY Albany student outside after a major blizzard when she was wearing shorts, sandals, and a t-shirt, and refused the woman a ride home at 1 AM when they finally let her go, Clarence L. McNeill's response was to inform her she could be expelled. Expelling a student for having her rights violated by the SUNY Albany Police evidently made sense to McNeill. McNeill's understanding of laws and the constitution seems to be non-existent; he does not seem to recognize that students have any statutory or constitutional rights, and appears to support abuses by police.
"Lee Kindlon, practicing attorney of Kindlon, Shanks & Associates represents Terra, and has represented many students in the past. […] Kindlon fired off about the methods UAlbany employs during their hearing processes.
"Some of his issues are that during the hearing process, the officers who testify against students are not cross-examined, and the officers are also instructed not to comment on questions asked to them by the students.
“'[The officers] come in and give their version of events,' Kindlon said. 'And then when the cops are expected to answer questions from the accused, or the students, the cops are instructed not to answer any questions by the city. So it’s a very, very, very one sided set piece of testimony.’ "Kindlon continued, 'And then instead of the school doing what it should do, following basic standards of due process…basically, if you can’t cross-examine your accuser, since the time Sir Walter Raleigh, that accusers testimony needs to be discarded. However, in SUNY Albany the accuser, the cop, can say whatever he or she wants, and then you’re not allowed to cross-examine that cop.’ […]
“McNeill believes the university deals with these situations fairly”.
Mineau, Lauren. "Bruised, arrested student alleges police brutality." Albany Student Press Blog. December 12, 2012. http://blog.timesunion.com/asp/2706/bruised-arrested-students-alleges-police-brutality/
I'd reported, among other things, that a large, middle-aged, white male visiting assistant professor had harassed an African-American woman in his class who kept politely pointing out when that incompetent professor kept contradicting the textbook without acknowledging he was doing so or explaining why he was doing so. McNeill did not act to stop the professor's harassment, but began sending threats not just to me but to my family, threatening that I needed to forget that professor.
For an alleged former EOP student, an alleged Africana Studies major, McNeill sure seems to love abuses committed by white faculty and cops against minority students. He'd made threats in writing, putting his own career on the line, in order to ensure that a white male visiting assistant professor could continue to do things like joking about torturing one of his minority teaching assistants by hooking her up to electrodes and shocking her until she screams. SUNY Albany and SUNY seem to be just as cool with that as McNeill. I'm not: what kind of person would be?
SUNY Albany's new President Dr. Robert J. Jones has stated "We've a lot of strength in the social sciences [...] African American studies department is number one in the country" Forum 13. WNYT NBC Albany, NY. October 10, 2013. http://www.clipsyndicate.com/video/playlist/27973/4511731?title=forum_13 The department itself claims, "Departmental Aims and Objectives [...] Provide conceptual frameworks to illuminate the causes and effects of Africana people's subordination and their struggle for liberation." http://www.albany.edu/africana/
If the department really gave Clarence L. McNeill a degree (his BA elsewhere has been claimed to be in other things), and the department has remained silent as Clarence L. McNeill permits and enables the subordination of minorities and Clarence L. McNeill has fought against minorities' struggles for liberation, how exactly is it the #1 Africana Studies Department in the country?
Dr. Jones, if a man of integrity, really ought to ensure that Clarence L. McNeill is fired and successfully prosecuted for his crimes. It seems to have been a long time since SUNY Albany has had a President who believes in the rule of law, so I'm not overly optimistic that Dr. Jones will prove to be any different than his recent predecessors.
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