SINALOA CARTEL HORSE RUSTLER BENJAMIN BENAVIDEZ JR. WITH JUSTIN GRAY, GEORGE MENDOZA AND NMLB

CV-2023-09552 emergency motion for permanent restraining order, replevin and sanctions 12-.

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STATE OF NEW MEXICO

BERNALILLO COUNTY

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

David Derringer,                                                         CV-2023-09552         

            Plaintiff,                                                                     

V.

Benjamin Benavidez Jr.

            Defendant,

EXTREME EMERGENCY MOTION FOR “UN-OPPOSED” PERMANENT INJUNCTION AGAINST DEFENDANT DOMESTIC TERRORIST SINALOA CARTEL BENJAMIN BENAVIDEZ JR. AND HIS COLLUSION CO-CONSPIRATORS OF DARRON “SHAWN” DAVIS, FRANCISCO “CISCO” LOVATO, JUSTIN GRAY, MANUEL MONTE, GEORGE MENDOZA AND OTHER BENAVIDEZ RANCH EMPLOYEES AND OTHER SINALOA CARTEL MEMBERS STEALING DERRINGER HORSES IN LARCENY/CONVERSION; IMMEDIATE REPLEVIN RETURN OF ALL DERRINGER HORSES, THEIR BABIES AND OFFSPRING HORSES NOW TOTALLING OVER 375 HORSES, STOLEN FROM THE PAJARITO PRIVATE LANDS AND THE SANTALINA PRIVATE LANDS; ORDER DIRECT LIABILITY OF ALL INVOLVED AT THE LIFETIME VALUE PER UN-RETURNED HORSE OF $100,000.00; AND ANY AND ALL OTHER RELIEF AS DEEMED NECESSARY BY THE COURT OF REALIZATION THAT ALL INVOLVED IN THE RICO RACKETEERING HORSE LARCENY ENTERPRISES OF THE SINALOA CARTEL ARE DOING TREASON TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND AGAINST PLAINTIFF DERRINGER UNDER 18 USC 241, 242 1503, 1505, 2381, 2383; AND PETITION FOR SANCTIONS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES

COMES NOW the Plaintiff, David Derringer representing himself Pro-Se with his Motion as stated above:

Defendant Benjamin Benavidez Jr. is a confessed horse rustler/horse thief when he first started stealing horses from Derringer that are on the open range of the Pajarito. In December of 2014 Defendant Benjamin Benavidez Jr. and his father Benjamin Benavidez II “the elder”, deliberately and maliciously stole 2 known Derringer horses that were either herded by the Benavidez or entered the private lands of the Santolina due to the Pajarito fence line having been in disrepair for 110 years non-compliant with NMSA 77-16-1, not constructed in any way according to law NMSA 77-16-4. Knowing this, the then and now present alleged Benavidez grazing contract with the lawful owners of the Santalina as Garrett Land Development Corporation is null and void due to the breach of contract, wherein Garrett mandates the Pajarito fence line be the responsibility of the Benavidez to comply with state laws NMSA 77-16-1, constructed according to law NMSA 77-16-4. Accordingly, both then in 2014 and with no changes of the fence to present 2023, there is no legal grazing contract of Benavidez Jr. on the Santalina wherein the breach of contract still exists, not further pursued by Garrett because Garrett will soon force Benavidez from the area for land development presently already started. Thus, Benavidez is actually criminally trespassing with his any use or presence on the Santolina, with simply Garrett saving court costs to remove him at the present. Due to the total discharge of the statutory duties of all NM law enforcement at the time including BCSO and NMLB, discharge of mandated arrest of Benavidez under NMSA 29-1-1, NMSA 77-9-22(F) and discharge and refusal to recover Derringer horses under NMSA 29-1-2, Derringer had to sue Benavidez Jr. and his father in CV-2014-07755 for conversion and other torts. Defendant Benavidez admitted that they stole in larceny/conversion the 2 known Derringer horses on the Santalina, illegally put them in Benavidez horse trailers, used their truck to tow the stolen horses across from Bernalillo counto to Valencia County line to their friend, known felon horse rustler/horse killer Dennis Chavez {DC Auction, SW Auction, SW Event Center} in Valencia County and sold the stolen property known Derringer horses to Dennis Chavez, lamenting the cost of gas, time and trouble to use their equipment to make a profit of selling stolen livestock. SEE- [Exhibit 1] The Court can take judicial notice of the Exhibit or view a certified copy from the Court records to see in Defendant Benavidez Answer of January 21, 2015 they confessed and admitted in their Answer to simply doing criminal larceny under NMSA 30-16-1. In response #48 Benavidez laments on spending “incurred expenses, man hours, wear and tear on vehicle/trailer gas”, and in #56 lie to the court that Derringer and his animals are not licensed as any outfitter or business. SEE: [Exhibit 2] In #54-55 Defendant Benavidez admits that they know these are Derringer horses that “the Derringer horses have names and of no doubt are important to the Plaintiff (Derringer)” and indicate that Derringer does indeed feel that the Derringer horses are “prize possessions”. In #65-73 the Defendant Benavidez Jr. reiterates that they has a “hassle to have to transport ‘his’(meaning Derringer’s) horses”. After Defendant Benavidez Jr. sold stolen horses to Dennis Chavez, NMLB Inspector Randall Riley personally called Plaintiff Derringer stating he knew where Derringer’s stolen horses were, and then called back again to inform Derringer that “he” had arranged with Dennis Chavez that Derringer could go pick up his stolen horses by paying extortion/ransom of $60 to Dennis Chavez. Despite all law NMLB refused to arrest either Defendants Benavidez or Dennis Chavez for extreme and multiple felonies of livestock larceny, transporting stolen livestock, selling and possession of stolen livestock and extortion-ransom-embezzlement and other related crimes of conspiracy, etc, etc.. Accordingly, thus in today’s world of 2023, after 12 years of Derringer being in residence of the Pajarito only 200 yards from the SW corner of the Pajarito fence dividing line of the Santolina, there is no Court doubt that Defendant Benjamin Benavidez Jr. is “of knowledge” of Plaintiff Derringer and of Derringer’s open range breeding of the original Derringer 32 horses on the Pajarito, after Derringer being forced from his Quemado ranch at the gun-point of the same Sinaloa Cartel, and that Derringer had over 362 horses and new babies each year on the Pajarito that are proven ownership and offspring of Derringer’s personal property horses. Example of [Exhibits 3] Note: Susan Mary Nevitt is David Derringer’s late deceased wife. Starting with the law suit of Derringer v. Benavidez in 2014, the larceny of Sinaloa Cartel Benavidez became known to be in criminal collusion with a RICO racketeering horse rustling enterprise with public corruption of the New Mexico Livestock Board, wherein the NMLB would illegally designate citizens’ horses as “strays” of “horses at large” as abuse of power in personal fraud and larceny to steal NM citizen horses for selling at auctions, selling to horse killer felon Dennis Chavez to illegally transport to Mexico to butcher for meat at $18.00 per pound of a 1,200# horse, or give horses to friends and more RICO acts of extreme public corruption with the Sinaloa Cartel in New Mexico. Monroe v. Pape, 365 U.S., at 184 “Misuse of power, possessed by virtue of state law and made possible only because the wrongdoer is clothed with the authority of state law.” Exposure of this, without full knowledge of the depth, occurred directly with Plaintiff Derringer in 2003 wherein the NMLB Inspector Tommy Padilla stole a horse to give to his Quemado buddy, citizen Steve Jensen. Derringer uncovered the criminal NMLB fraud under requests for IPRA (Inspection of Public Records Act) and received fraudulent photo-shopped/xeroxed blurred copies of far photos of “any horse” and falsified bills of sale in a direct cover up of the horse larceny by the NMLB. Derringer sued the NMLB under NMSA 14-2-11 winning and setting precedent case law for NM IPRA Derringer v. State 133 N.M. 721 (N.M. Ct. App. 2003) 2003 NMCA 73 68 P.3d 961; David Derringer, Quemado, NM, Pro Se Appellant; The court shall award damages, costs and reasonable attorneys' fees to any person whose written request has been denied and is successful in litigation. The next obvious collusion of the NMLB larceny of horses and protection of the RICO racketeering horse rusting ring and Sinaloa Cartel was the aforementioned protection of Defendant Benavidez and Dennis Chavez red-handed sustained proof of extreme multiple crimes, with the NMLB Randall Riley Inspector in conspiracy demanding Derringer pay the ransom/extortion of $60 to the actual person in criminal possession and former purchase of the stolen Derringer horses, without arrest or prosecution. In or about 2019, the NMLB was full force involved in the RICO racketeering larceny with the Sinaloa Cartel on the Pajarito and targeting Derringer and his horses also in 18 USC 241, 242, 1503, 1505, 2381, and 2383 in treason against America with the Sinaloa Cartel. The motives here were precipitated by Derringer filing reports to the NMLB of the Sinaloa Cartel stealing Derringer horses of persons with horses being stolen and persons caught in illegal possession of Derringer horses, mutilating and shooting Derringer horses and such witnessed by the Inspectors of the NMLB doing nothing to arrest or prosecute; prima facia evidence of the collusion and conspiracy of the NMLB with the Sinaloa Cartel in “treason” (18 USC 2381, 2383) The members of the Sinaloa Cartel as illegals and collusion domestic terrorism are Hector Cabrera, Petra LLC, Dennis Chavez, Muir Pedro, Francisco “Cisco” Lovato, Isaas Compos, Benjamin Benavidez Jr., Isidro Ruiz Saenz, Darron Shawn Davis, Justin Gray, Manuel Monte, George Mendoza, “Gypsy”, Daniel Valdez, Ramon Manquero, Patrick Calderon, A. B. Swanson, Andres Majalca, Christopher Sena., and many illegal aliens and citizen mules working for each; all of these known of and wherein all of the named Defendants are in conspiracy and collusion with each, or some of the named Defendants are intertwined so as all Defendants in conspiracy. The NMLB began hiring ropers from Belen and Gallup rodeos to help round-up and trailer Derringer herds of horses from the Pajarito. Monroe v. Pape, 365 U.S., at 172 “Congress sought to enforce the provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment against those who carry a badge of authority of a State and represent it in some capacity, whether they act in accordance with their authority or misuse it.” The NMLB was using tax dollars to pay individuals to bait the open range Derringer horses on the Pajarito by paying for hay and salt blocks to be put in remote areas several miles from the Derringer residence to bait the Derringer horses to such areas to then use portable horse panels to contain, trap and then trailer to places of illegal sales and concealment. Derringer personally witnessed NMLB Inspectors using tax trucks, trailers and state employees with Sinaloa Cartel persons to load and take Derringer horses, with Derringer’s “hands tied” to stop them by himself, with the NMLB threats to arrest or shoot Derringer for “interference”. Thus, Derringer filed the massive suits of New Mexico District Court Cases: 13th District Court: D-1314-CV-2021-00541 -Derringer v. Davis & Derringer v. State of New Mexico et. al. 2nd District Court: D-202-CV-2014-07755; CV-2022-03437, CV-2023-05227, CV-2023-07042, CV-2023-09303; all involving the corrupt NMLB, corrupt state employees, domestic terrorists, illegal Sinaloa Cartel aliens non-citizens and mules and others involved with the Sinaloa Cartel RICO racketeering enterprises deliberately facilitated by the malicious leaving the New Mexico/Mexico southern border open and unguarded to aid and abet the Sinaloa Cartel into America as the staging area of New Mexico for perpetuating the RICO crimes of drug trafficking, horse rustling, human trafficking, fentanyl poisoning Americans, prostitution, fully illegal automatic firearms sold to BCSO and others in violation of BATF and extreme other criminal acts. With the alleged by DHS New Mexico only Sinaloa Cartel profits of $32 million dollars per week, undeniably the Sinaloa Cartel bribes almost all New Mexico officials, law enforcement, judges, politicians, lawyers and others to protect the Sinaloa Cartel enterprises and members from arrest and prosecution as being definitely done in the matter of rustling Derringer’s horses on the Pajarito mesa. This is clearly defined with the knowledge of many NM official’s users of cocaine, methylamphetamines, possession of children slaves and gross pedophilia of the “missing” 85,000 minor illegal alien children under involuntary servitude and sexual abuse belonging to the invading Sinaloa Cartel. Plaintiff Derringer has personally witnessed Judge Fitch, Judge Pope, OSE attorney DL Sanders, OSE Albuquerque Manager Wayne Canon “snort” cocaine from their state judicial benches during hearings and from their state desk offices. Due to this “knowledge” Derringer has been targeted as a “whistleblower” to rig cases against all law to defeat justice for Derringer. Derringer’s horses have been shot in front of Derringer, Derringer’s one-week old baby filly has been butchered and thrown at Derringer’s residence [Exhibit 4] as death threats and 4 attempted assassination hits have been orchestrated by Judges Fitch, Pope and Ortega. The New Mexico State Police have told Derringer to his face to “leave New Mexico, you aren’t welcome here, or we will “remove you”.

When Plaintiff Derringer filed CV-2023-09552 with tangible exhibits of stolen Derringer horses by Defendant Benavidez Jr. both locked in the perimeter fence at the exact location of where Defendant leaves the fence open to entice and bait the Derringer horses and then photos of the permanently penned Derringer horses without food or water to be trailered, there was a plethora of evidence to issue a TRO pending a hearing for proper redress. Judge Daniel E. Ramczyk immediately denied the instant TRO petition without citing any reason or authority. “This Court previously has recognized–even with respect to another statute the legislative history of which indicated that courts were to have “wide discretion exercising their equitable powers,” 118 Cong. Rec. 7168 (1972), quoted in Albemarle Paper Co. v. Moody, 422 U.S. 405, 421 (1975)–that “discretionary choices are not left to a court’s ‘inclination, but to its judgment; and its judgement is to be guided by sound legal principles.’ ” Id., at 416, quoting United States v. Burr, 25 F. Cas. 30, 35 (No. 14,692d) (CC Va. 1807) (Marshall, C.J.). Thus, a decision calling for the exercise of judicial discretion “hardly means that it is unfettered by meaningful standards or shielded from thorough appellate review.” Albemarle Paper Co., 422 U.S., at 416.”” United States v. Taylor, 487 U.S.326, 108 S. Ct. 2413, 101 L. Ed. 2d 297,56 U.S.L.W. 4744. (Emphasis added). The effect here was deliberately leaving a “window of opportunity” to Defendant Benavidez Jr. and his rabble of thieve conspirators including, but not limited to the NMLB traitors to steal more Derringer horses. Indeed, just after this denial of any protection by a TRO, more Derringer horses were stolen by the concerted team of Defendant Benavidez Jr. working in conspiracy with the rustlers of Manuel Monte, Justin Gray, and George Mendoza and others in domestic terrorism Sinaloa Cartel RICO conspirators. Just after Derringer sued the NMLB and some employees as “individual citizens”, Derringer in August, 2023 was attacked with false criminal charges, without any warrant and illegally arrested and illegally jailed imprisoned by Gestapo Justin Gray and Manuel Monte, while deliberately subjecting all Derringer horses to be deprived of water while Derringer was illegally incarcerated. Upon Derringer’s late release (Derringer was kept in jail 11 hours past legal court release) Derringer found more horses had been stolen. In clear obstruction of justice, intimidation, and domestic terrorism Justin Gray worked in concert with Defendant Benavidez Jr. to have Benavidez steal Derringer horses and illegally in larceny pen them for citizen Justin Gray to falsify public record and embezzle tax money to personal steal the Derringer horses time after time, knowingly doing larceny “prohibited” by NMSA 77-14-3 of any fraudulent claim of “trespass” total violations of the forfeiture act, violations of the 4th, 5th and 14th Amendments. Not only does Benavidez not have any valid grazing permit on the Santolina by breach of contract with Garrett Corp. and no herd district, but doing larceny by trapping and permanently penning Derringer horses prior to the subsequent larceny by Justin Gray and now new accomplice George Mendoza. The court will note the specific location of the larceny defined in the fraudulent Notices as “LIVESTOCK WAS PICKED UP AT BENAVIDEZ CORRALS NORTH OF GRANT ROAD” [Exhibits 5]

Although a hearing was allegedly scheduled for December 26th, 2023 to address a permanent injunction and replevin of all the stolen Derringer horses, without reason, Judge Ramczyk suddenly spontaneously recused and vacated the hearing. This deliberately opened yet another window and opportunity for the Sinaloa Cartel members and the collusion of the NMLB to attack Derringer’s horses, wherein indeed on Christmas Day the same area of fencing of the Pajarito was left open where the Benavidez 4-wheelers (obvious tracks) [Exhibits 6] came, stole, and herded another 16 horses to the Benavidez Jr.’s corrals for larceny by Justin Gray and George Mendoza and other accomplices. Clearly, the initial refusal to issue a TRO was “protection” for the Sinaloa Cartel, the NMLB horse rustlers and Defendant Benavidez Jr.. The alleged procrastinated hearing scheduled for December 26, 2023 was merely a ploy to buy more time for “domestic terrorism” against Derringer which indeed occurred on Christmas day. The vacated hearing immediately renders the inquiry why Judge Ramczyk recused since the Judge never met Plaintiff Derringer, the Derringer Petition and case filing was absolutely sustained under all law and had exhibits for proof. Undeniably, with the vast history of rigging Derringer cases for illegal defeat to protect the Judge cocaine users, judge pedophiles and extreme corruption of the State of New Mexico protecting NMLB horse rustlers and protection by all law enforcement for the Sinaloa Cartel brings the inquiry concern that Judge Ramczyk recused due to being illegally bribed by the Sinaloa Cartel or ordered to not rule for Plaintiff Derringer, or threatened to be blackmailed and lose being a judge much longer, or even his life threatened. The Court should take note that the 346 previously stolen horse taken in the last 3 years would have had another 170 + baby horses owed by Derringer from the mature mares and then mares each year thereafter over 2 year old mares from 3 years ago would now be having more babies. In the recent now 75 horses stolen since August they have taken over 30 babies and some pregnant mares are likely having their new babies right now after the NMLB and Sinaloa Cartel had them 5 months. This RICO racketeering enterprises has cost Plaintiff Derringer over $40 million dollars in lifetime value of these stolen horses. Owen v. City of Independence, US Supreme Court 445 US 622 (1980) No. 78-1779 “The innocent individual who is harmed by an abuse of governmental authority is assured that he will be compensated for his injury.” The Court should take judicial notice for record that Sinaloa Cartel member illegal alien non-citizen Isidro Ruis Saenz's cattle get on the Santolina where the NMLB doesn't impound that livestock or criminally charge Saenz with trespass, whereas only Derringer is singled out and targeted with persecution for suing the NMLB and Benavidez. Isidro Ruis Saenz's in 2018 admitted to stealing Derringer’s horses under oath as a witness in court, in front of the Judge, BCSO and jury witnesses, and was never arrested. Saenz mentioned that it was easy to steal baby horses as they’re hard to trace and that he was going to brand and keep them; this exact scenario is being done against Derringer by the NMLB in cahoots with the Sinaloa Cartel RICO racketeering enterprises, with their main horse rustler being Benjamin Benavidez Jr. using the Santolina that he is in breach of contract of his illegal presence. Scheuer v. Rhodes, 416 US 232, 241 (1974) “the public interest requires decisions and action to enforce laws for the protection of the public.”

WHEREAS evidence and motives exist sustained and without objection, without Answer or opposition from the Defendant Benjamin Benavidez Jr. in any manner to prevent or influence the court not to place a permanent injunction against Defendant Benjamin Benavidez Jr.

Plaintiff thus request of the Court to issue a permanent 22-year injunction against Benjamin Benavidez Jr. and accomplices of Justin Gray, Manuel Monte, George Mendoza and all family, employees of the Benavidez Ranch and known Sinaloa Cartel members involved for the following:

1. Order Defendant and Defendants co-conspirators un-named employees, collusion persons of Manuel Monte, Justin Gray, George Mendoza, or others involved in any of the past stealing of the Derringer horses to cease and desist and to stay at least 100 yards away from any horses on the Pajarito or Santalina.

2. Order Defendant and all Defendant’s co-conspirators to not threaten, harm, harass, or annoy the Plaintiff or family, friends, or household members or the Plaintiff’s cat and dog.

3. Order Defendant and all Defendant’s co-conspirators to stay at least 100 yards from the Derringer residence and sat least 25 yards away from Plaintiff Derringer in any public setting.

4. Order Defendant and all Defendant’s co-conspirators not telephone Derringer or contact me in any way.

5. Order Defendant and all Defendant’s co-conspirators not to block Derringer in public or any roads.

6. Order Defendant and all Defendant’s co-conspirators not to take, harass, confine, herd, or interfere with Derringer’s possession, control, enjoyment, use of his personal property in any way by individual alleged actions or actions of corrupt government mis use of authority with a badge and gun designed to intimidate and forcefully subjugate the Plaintiff Derringer unlawfully.

Plaintiff, with sustained evidence of the public corruption of government illegally operating in concert with private individuals and the extraordinary circumstances of rogue government acting in criminal treason under 18 USC 2381 and 2383 as well as criminal acts of retaliation, retribution, revenge and obstruction of justice against Derringer’s Constitutional rights in violations of 18 USC 241, 242, 1503, 1505 and treasonous insurrection of the RICO racketeering acts of the ring of horse rustling that immediate REPLEVIN, restitution, restoration be affected by Court order to instantly do the following recovery of all Derringer horses back onto the open range of the Pajarito mesa:

1. Immediately Order REPLEVIN of return of all 360 + stolen horses with additional all possibly 170 offspring over the last three years by legally owned Derringer horses to the residence of the Plaintiff on the Pajarito within 48 hours of date of the Order, in good health, not any gelded or spade, and all the same and original horses that have been stolen. 

2. Order Defendant liable for any missing horses at a value of $100,000.00 per horse.

3. Order Defendant liable for any stallion that has been gelded as all Derringer male horses are fully intact stallions for breeding.

4. Order Defendant liable for any veterinarian bills if any horses are not in perfect health as before being stolen.

5. Order Defendant, as alleged neighbor on the Santalina to cease and desist ever locking any horses from the Pajarito or Santalina into the acreage of the Santolina.

PETITION FOR SANCTIONS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES AGAINST

DEFENDANT BENJAMIN BENAVIDEZ JR.

These matters involve not only criminal larceny of known Derringer animals and targeting to persecute in domestic terrorism against an innocent United States individual citizen, but a weaponizing of the judicial system, government employees acting in collusion and conspiracy as NAZI gestapo thugs in treasonous domestic terrorism of RICO racketeering collusion with private Sinaloa Cartel invaders with improper purposes in both criminal acts accompanied by fraud on the court. These acts of hate crimes, terrorism and subversion are intended to subvert the integrity of any court wherein the citizen is lawfully seeking redress, being blocked by subversion. Kerwit Med. Prods., Inc. v. N. & H. Instruments, Inc., 616 F.2d 833, 837 (11th Cir. 1980). This matter supersedes the instant attack on Plaintiff Derringer, and is an attack upon the integrity of the US Constitution Article III and the New Mexico Constitution, as a war to weaponize the courts and state agencies to intimidate, retaliate and force oppression upon adversaries. The criminal actions of Justin Gray, Manuel Monte, and George Mendoza is obviously known and endorsed by the public corruption of the NMLB. Oxford Clothes XX, Inc. v. Expeditors Int'l, Inc., 127 F.3d 574, 578 (7th Cir. 1997). Defendant Benavidez acts deliberately with protection of the Courts and state agencies all attacking citizen Derringer by domestic terrorism and hate crimes, willfully and maliciously ignored by law enforcement and the New Mexico Attorney General that all “have knowledge” as does the NM Governor Grisham. Plaintiff Derringer requests permission to punish: sanctions without boundaries Harrison v. Bd. of Regents of the Univ. of New Mexico, 2013-NMCA-105, ¶ 2, 311 P.3d 1236, for this court to sanction Defendant Benavidez Jr. with the amount of $100,000.00 payable to victim David Derringer and any and all other punishment from the Court in realization that these matters are vast corruption and weaponizing protection of criminals to attack US Citizens without redress available for innocent victims. In NM Court of Appeals review of the “Harrison” case, the Court of Appeals upheld the sanctions. The main rationale for doing so was “ . the need to prevent abusive litigation practice and preserve the integrity of the judicial process.” This Court should take note of the US Supreme Court’s notice of these types of illegal collusion of collusion for crimes and take action in any manner to stop the terrorism.  A quote from U.S. Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark in Mapp V. Ohio, 367 U.S. 643, 81 S. Ct. 1684, 6 L. Ed. 2d 1081 (June 19, 1961), as follows: “Nothing can destroy a government more quickly than its failure to observe its own laws, or worse, its disregard of the charter of its own existence. As Mr. Justice Brandeis, dissenting, said in Olmstead v. United States, 277 U.S. 438, 485 (1928): "Our Government is the potent, the omnipresent teacher. For good or for ill, it teaches the whole people by its example. . . . If the Government becomes a lawbreaker, it breeds contempt for law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself; it invites anarchy."” (Emphasisadded).

Wherefore Plaintiff asks the court for any and all additional redress and relief as appropriate and just.

Respectfully submitted by _________________________________________________

David Derringer Pro-Se Box 7431 Albuquerque, New Mexico 87194

Certificate of Service                                    12-27-2023

I hereby certify that I hand delivered this pleading to the 2nd District Court this date and mailed first class a copy to the Defendant Benavidez Jr. at 9701 Volcanes NW Albuq. NM 87121

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Tiffs Blue Darling  1652092

Blue Roan mare foaled in Colorado on 05/01/1980

Owner: SUSAN NEVITT

LOS RANCHOS, NM

GO FOR THE GOLD T 314392  1979 Stallion

Owner: David Derringer and Susan Nevitt

FLITER ME TEENA # 542054 1995 mare

Owner: David Derringer and Susan Nevitt

TIFFS BAY DANCER 533301 foaled in 1994 by GO FOR THE GOLD

Owner: David Derringer and Susan Nevitt

BRANDY'S JOY # 380433 a 1983 Mare mare. 

Owner: David Derringer

JOSEPH'S WAR BLANKET # 544492 Stallion 1995 by GO FOR THE GOLD T314392.

Owner: David Derringer

EXHIBIT 4

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