Celeste Guap Interview - Her Advice For Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf On Police Department
Celeste Guap Interview - Her Advice For Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf On Police Department Celeste Guap is the young woman who has been at the center of a very sad story that started when she was but 16 years old. Ms Guap took up a relationship with an Oakland police officer she met while turning tricks as a prostitute working in Oakland and the East Bay. His name was Brendan O'Brien. In my 23 minute unedited video interview posted at Zennie62 on YouTube, Zennie62.com, and Oakland Focus Blog, to name the main outlets of Zennie62Media, Ms. Guap explained that their relationship was a romantic one. But that the encounter with him caused a series of sexual relationships with what she reports as 16 Oakland police officers, as well as 6 Richmond police officers, 4 Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies, 3 San Francisco police officers, and one officer each: a U.S. Military Defense Logistics Agency officer, a Contra Costa Sheriff's deputy, and a Livermore police officer. Some of the encounters were while she was 16, although the four Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies were cleared because she was 18 and no exchange of money was involved. What opened up the situation that Guap finds hereself in is that Officer O'Brien died September 25th, 2015. Officer O'Brien reportedly took his own life, and it's an act that Guap blames herself for. Celeste told me on video that she was in Puerto Rico and that she drunk-dialed the man she was in love with, O'Brien. But she says he did not answer her calls, but she could see he was on Facebook and making comments. She became upset that he was ignoring her, and then threatened to expose their relationship. Celeste Guap's Advice To Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf My objective in the interview was to talk to Ms. Guap and understand the experience from her point of view, and in a way that didn't have the sex-oriented presentation we have been presented with in the mainstream media. Celeste has been through enough to have an educated view of what's wrong with the Oakland Police Department and how to fix it – if anyone would ask her. When I asked her what she would tell Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf , Guap said, after a bit of pause to thought, that she would tell her that their needed to be a higher minimum age standard because the police were “too young” and that they were just bringing anyone in to be a cop. Guap also called for citizen oversight. (On the subject of youth, what we also talked about was how, at 16 and 17, Guap did have conversations with her officer sex partners about her being underage. They were on the average over 30, but would only tell her to “hurry up and turn 18.” There's more in the interview. For example, where one media outlet said that Guap told her she was still a street worker, Celeste told me she was a makeup artist. Overall, I think Celeste Guap can be a great elected official and can help spearhead police reform. Indeed, she also believes that prostitution should be legalized and sex-workers allowed to get registered. If that and the legalization of marijuana happens, we will see a sea change end in the kind of environment that caused Celeste Guap to wind up in the situation she found herself in. Stay tuned. Visit our blog Zennie62.com here: http://ift.tt/1d6iMwr
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Thursday, June 30, 2016
Andrew Luck’s $140 Million Contract is the Biggest in NFL History – Gossip On This
Gossip On ThisIndianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck (12) celebrates after beating the Kansas City Chiefs 45-44, at an NFL wild-card playoff football game Saturday, Jan. 4, 2014, in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy). The Indianapolis Colts have officially … and more …read more From:: NFL Playoffs News By Google News
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Super Bowl champion Seubert returns to alma mater for camp – WSAW
WSAWIts about kids experiencing football. The game of football is meant to be fun and that’s what we try to bring to these kids.” “We played with 3T. It was really fun,” said 9 year-old camper Brody Casperson. “It’s cool to be with him because he was in … …read more From:: Super Bowl News […]
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Connor McGovern prepares for first NFL training camp – WDAY
WDAYThe 5th round pick of the Denver Broncos opens his first training camp in less than a month for the Super Bowl champions. McGovern has become familiar with Denver’s systems through rookie mini-camp and OTA’s. In the final few weeks before reporting to …Denver Broncos Announce 2016 Training Camp SchedulePredominantly OrangeBroncos announce 2016 training camp […]
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Connor Shaw cut by Cleveland – The Times and Democrat
Connor Shaw cut by ClevelandThe Times and DemocratDALLAS (AP) — Johnny Manziel has been suspended for the first four games of next season for violating the NFL’s substance-abuse policy, and the free agent quarterback could face further discipline over his domestic violence case if he signs with … and more …read more From:: NFL Combine […]
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Super Bowl champion Emmanuel Sanders opens workout to kids – KPRC Houston
KPRC HoustonHOUSTON – NFL players across the country are working hard to stay in shape during the off period before training camp. Bellville native and Super Bowl champion receiver for the Broncos Emmanuel Sanders is in Houston working out with trainer Rischad … …read more From:: Super Bowl News From Google News
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NFL Notes: Quarterback Johnny Manziel suspended 4 games – Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia
Comcast SportsNet PhiladelphiaThe former Nebraska standout slid to the Cowboys in the second round of last year’s draft after testing positive for marijuana at the NFL combine. All three will be allowed to participate in training camp, which starts July 30 in Oxnard, California … and more …read more From:: NFL Combine News By Google […]
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Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis Met With Ronnie Lott, Marcus Allen On New Stadium Plans
Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis Met With Ronnie Lott, Marcus Allen On New Stadium Plans
Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis Met With Ronnie Lott, Marcus Allen On New Stadium Plans Now it can be confirmed via a large number of sources this week, that Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis is indeed meeting with and talking to Ronnie Lott, the NFL Hall of Fame Legend with the Silver and Black and the San Francisco 49ers. Moreover, Davis met not just with Lott but with another Raiders Legend Marcus Allen, and that happened this week. This new news ads to my previous vlog officially reporting that a 'memorandum of understanding' is expected to be signed between what has come to be known as the “Ronnie Lott Group” (consisting of Lott, former NFL Quarterback Rodney Peete, sports agent Bill Duffy, Fannie Mae Chairman Egbert Perry, Mission Bay Development Group Founder Seth Hamalian, and now Allen), and the City of Oakland and the County of Alameda. What Allen's role in the group is not clear at this time, according to my friends I've talked to, but I will speculate that Allen's great relationship with Davis (who extended an olive branch to bring Marcus back into the Raiders as an officially recognized legend after Allen was first treated poorly by and then eventually blocked by the late Al Davis), coupled with the fact that Lott and Allen were USC teammates and Peete was a USC quarterback legend, and remains good friends with Allen and Lott to this day (to the point of recently celebrating Holly Robinson Peete's 50th birthday), has something to do with Allen's involvement in the Ronnie Lott Group. But the main point for this entry is that Davis has talked to Lott, and more than once, about an Oakland stadium plan that includes development of what I'm told will be about 35 to 40 acres of land within the 120 acres of land that is Coliseum City. Moreover, Lott has the involvement of a group of banks that, together, give him enough financial firepower to do a 'Stan Kronke-type' privately financed deal (referring to the owner of the LA Rams and the fiscal engine behind the storied organization coming back to Los Angeles after years in St. Louis). That said, this project will involve public investment and that would go for infrastructure needs. In short, the Lott plan picks up where the Floyd Kephart plan left off, but without the fiscal, developmental, and political issues – this is a group that Mark Davis is comfortable with. Moreover, I'm starting to think that Davis himself had some role in assembling this, though I can't yet prove that. The reason I believe Mark Davis may have played some role in former NFL Players and Raiders Legends being at the center of this is, is because of his interest in the well-being of retired NFL players and in particular Raiders players. Davis wasn't at the recent gathering of Mike Ditka's Gridiron Greats fund raising organization just to visit Las Vegas; he truly believes in being supportive of maintaining the financial and health conditions of former NFL players. What a story it would be to have Lott, one of the NFL's great people, and his friends and business partners, and so many NFL Legends at the center of keeping the Raiders in Oakland. It's something NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell wants to see happen and now it seems Davis is on board with what Lott's doing, because he's meeting with him. Indeed, a lot of actions that need to fall into place are: on Tuesday night, the Oakland City Council approved a near-three-quarter-million-dollars to hire consultants for a land appraisal of Coliseum City. Now the idea that neither the City of Oakland nor the County of Alameda has spent any more money than internal staff time is a thing of the past. This path toward a new stadium for the Raiders in Oakland is taking shape, carefully and rightly. It should be noted that the City of Oakland and the County of Alameda have already committed more money to a stadium in Oakland than has Clark County done for the Raiders in Las Vegas. In case you're keeping score. Stay tuned.
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Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis Met With Ronnie Lott, Marcus Allen On New Stadium Plans Now it can be confirmed via a large number of sources this week, that Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis is indeed meeting with and talking to Ronnie Lott, the NFL Hall of Fame Legend with the Silver and Black and the San Francisco 49ers. Moreover, Davis met not just with Lott but with another Raiders Legend Marcus Allen, and that happened this week. This new news ads to my previous vlog officially reporting that a 'memorandum of understanding' is expected to be signed between what has come to be known as the “Ronnie Lott Group” (consisting of Lott, former NFL Quarterback Rodney Peete, sports agent Bill Duffy, Fannie Mae Chairman Egbert Perry, Mission Bay Development Group Founder Seth Hamalian, and now Allen), and the City of Oakland and the County of Alameda. What Allen's role in the group is not clear at this time, according to my friends I've talked to, but I will speculate that Allen's great relationship with Davis (who extended an olive branch to bring Marcus back into the Raiders as an officially recognized legend after Allen was first treated poorly by and then eventually blocked by the late Al Davis), coupled with the fact that Lott and Allen were USC teammates and Peete was a USC quarterback legend, and remains good friends with Allen and Lott to this day (to the point of recently celebrating Holly Robinson Peete's 50th birthday), has something to do with Allen's involvement in the Ronnie Lott Group. But the main point for this entry is that Davis has talked to Lott, and more than once, about an Oakland stadium plan that includes development of what I'm told will be about 35 to 40 acres of land within the 120 acres of land that is Coliseum City. Moreover, Lott has the involvement of a group of banks that, together, give him enough financial firepower to do a 'Stan Kronke-type' privately financed deal (referring to the owner of the LA Rams and the fiscal engine behind the storied organization coming back to Los Angeles after years in St. Louis). That said, this project will involve public investment and that would go for infrastructure needs. In short, the Lott plan picks up where the Floyd Kephart plan left off, but without the fiscal, developmental, and political issues – this is a group that Mark Davis is comfortable with. Moreover, I'm starting to think that Davis himself had some role in assembling this, though I can't yet prove that. The reason I believe Mark Davis may have played some role in former NFL Players and Raiders Legends being at the center of this is, is because of his interest in the well-being of retired NFL players and in particular Raiders players. Davis wasn't at the recent gathering of Mike Ditka's Gridiron Greats fund raising organization just to visit Las Vegas; he truly believes in being supportive of maintaining the financial and health conditions of former NFL players. What a story it would be to have Lott, one of the NFL's great people, and his friends and business partners, and so many NFL Legends at the center of keeping the Raiders in Oakland. It's something NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell wants to see happen and now it seems Davis is on board with what Lott's doing, because he's meeting with him. Indeed, a lot of actions that need to fall into place are: on Tuesday night, the Oakland City Council approved a near-three-quarter-million-dollars to hire consultants for a land appraisal of Coliseum City. Now the idea that neither the City of Oakland nor the County of Alameda has spent any more money than internal staff time is a thing of the past. This path toward a new stadium for the Raiders in Oakland is taking shape, carefully and rightly. It should be noted that the City of Oakland and the County of Alameda have already committed more money to a stadium in Oakland than has Clark County done for the Raiders in Las Vegas. In case you're keeping score. Stay tuned.
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Super Bowl XLVIII Victory One of Three Seahawks Games Coming to YouTube in August – Seahawks.com
Seahawks.comIt a not-at-all-surprising development, the top choice among Seahawks fans was Seattle’s Super Bowl XLVIII victory over the Denver Broncos, which earned 30 percent of the vote. Next were Seattle’s two recent NFC championship game victories over the … and more …read more From:: Super Bowl News From Google News
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Former Sand Springs Standout, Super Bowl Champion Michael Bowie Talks Journey Back To NFL – News On 6
News On 6Bowie started nine games his rookie year and became a Super Bowl champion in Seattle, but he had to sit out the last two seasons with a shoulder injury. “This is like a bounce back year for me, to get myself right, to get myself 100 percent healthy and … …read more From:: […]
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