Further empirical evidence corruption leads to cover-ups, based on historical fact. Ideally, a whistle blower would expose it to the public and legal system for remediation.

1. Historical Fiction—Richard Anthony Baum, Santa Barbara, California 93101—Copyright © 2017, R. A. Baum
ROBERT BACON
PRESIDENT
UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA
Camarillo State Hospital, Camarillo, Calif
JULY 4, 2046
THE HONORABLE CHARLES F. ROBINSKI
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
1111 FRANKLIN STREET, 8TH FLOOR
OAKLAND, CALIF 94607
YOUR HONOR,
It is with a heavy heart I bring this matter to your attention. As a man of color, I believe
you know of discrimination in this world. I, as a man lacking color, believe I may have been
a victim of systematic discrimination by the University of California.
On October 17, 1972, your officer badge number 718 committed perjury in traffic citation
1396 against my person, Robert Bacon, while a student only 20 years old at UC Santa
Barbara. In discussing the incident with the Santa Barbara County District Attorney in
1997, the District Attorney assured me perjury is perjury is perjury: it is always a felony
with no statute of limitations.
In writing your office of which you were Vice President and General Counsel on July 4,
2020, your counsel Fred Takeminski replied on November 9. 2020:
Dear Mr. Bacon,
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter dated July 4, 2020, addressed to “Regents’
Attorney,” in which you make reference to a variety of matters, the most salient of which
appears to be a 1972 traffic citation issued by the UCSB Campus Police Department.
Since you indicated that you pled guilty to the charge, there is no further appeal or remedy
available to you.
Sincerely,
Fred Takeminski
University Counsel
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I outline for you Judge Jesse Lodge, in the hearing in Goleta Municipal Court, 415 South
Orange Avenue, Goleta, California on October 31, 1972 at 8:45 am gave vague and

2. misleading information as to pleas available to me. While the courtroom laughed as Judge
Lodge explained to me the only reasonable plea was guilty or guilty with an explanation, or
else one would have to either represent themselves or seek competent legal counsel to plead
innocent, Judge Lodge violated my fourth amendment legal rights to equal representation
under the law by allowing the courtroom to break into laughter at my appearance.
I do not know if the University of California employs psychotic officers, or whether this was
a hate crime.
In any event, after having been intimidated in the halls of justice, I pled meekly “Guilty with
an explanation.” I explained I was only trying to keep up with the officer. I clocked him for
an eighth mile ahead of me going 40 mph in a 25 mph school zone. Then, like Big Man On
Campus, he slowed down, pulled behind me for an eighth mile, pulled me over and wrote
me up for going 40 mph in a 25 mph speed zone.
Instead of S 41 542, badge number 718 wrote the California license plate as ZB65PU.
Please recall personalized license plates did not exist in the State of California in 1972. In
retrospect, there was an obvious miscarriage of Justice here.
As a consequence of this citation, I went insane, with no hope of a lifetime of income in my
chosen field as Professor of Economics at a University.
Contrary to Mr. Takeminski’s counsel, I sincerely doubt there is no further appeal or
remedy available to me for a miscarriage of Justice, either by a psychotic police officer,
victim of a hate crime, or victim of laughter within the halls of justice upon considering my
plea.
I am a donor to the California Highway Patrol 11-99 Foundation, Santa Barbara County
Sheriff’s Swat Team, and Santa Barbara City Police Department Fallen Officers Memorial
Fund. I find little amusement in being a victim of discrimination.
In 1980, I was mauled by student sniping on Bruin Walk at UCLA, with students pointing
and saying “There he is!” with the ringleaders saying “Perjury is a felony,” this after my
having falsified a student financial aid application at UCLA and leading to my seeking
admission to the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute to protect myself.
Being denied admission from the UCLA Emergency Room to the UCLA Neuropsychiatric
Institute, UCLA police asked me “Do you want to go to County Jail or be left off on the
streets of Santa Monica?” While living in Culver City, I opted for Santa Monica.
Upon my return to my home in Santa Barbara, I was institutionalized by the County of
Santa Barbara from 1981 until 2007.
While one psychiatrist has described above events as instances of psychoses, another
prominent local psychiatrist explained them to the public as instances of mass hysteria.
Sincerely,
Robert Bacon
Inceptor of Minimal Surface Economies
Accumulated Present loss of Earning due to Discrimination: $2 Million