The US District court complaint...
..below was filed on March 2, 2026. She served a notice of intent to a protected party through a licensed process server on March 10 2026. This document demanded a preservation of evidence for a federal case in which he was directly involved as well as a notice of intent to file separate civil action. She was arrested on March 11, 2026 and plead guilty to 3rd party contact. She was sentenced to days.
She had been working steadily at Shepherd’s House Ministries and the Sparrow Bakery while maintaining independent, drug‑ and alcohol‑free housing. She had recently completed the peer support program at Central Oregon Community College and was collaborating with local organizations to develop a new nonprofit, ProtectProtection.org. During this period, she was also fully engaged in both mental health counseling and substance‑use treatment.
Multiple public defenders withdrew from her case due to conflicts of interest, leaving her with the only remaining attorney in town—the same attorney she had retained and fired two years earlier. That attorney pressured her into pleading guilty, leading her to believe she would be released that day. With no meaningful defense presented on her behalf, she felt manipulated into accepting the plea.
She was offered the opportunity to apply for electronic monitoring upon 50% completion of her sentence. Despite meeting all the requirements, she was denied due to being a danger to the community. Upon release she was to report for higher level, post prison supervision. This would be the second time her probation level was raised in the 90 day period following a biased policing report to the Bend City Manager, Eric King.
Below you'll find the notice of intent as welll as the US District court complaint.
Notice of Intent
RE: Formal Notice of Intent to File Civil Action
Dear Mr. ******:
This letter serves as formal notice of my intent to file a civil action against you. This notice is provided to preserve all applicable statutes of limitations and to put you on notice of the claims described below.
PENDING FEDERAL ACTION
I am the Plaintiff in a pending federal civil rights lawsuit styled ******* v. City of Bend, et al., Case No. 6:26-cv-00***-MTK, filed in the United States District Court for the District of Oregon, Eugene Division, and assigned to United States District Judge Mustafa T. Kasubhai. That action asserts claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against the City of Bend, Deschutes County, and multiple individual government officials arising from conduct in which you were directly involved.
CLAIMS AGAINST YOU
I intend to file a separate civil action against you individually, asserting the following claims arising from your conduct from April 2024 to the present:
1. Abuse of Process. You used legal process—including a restraining order petition, a stalking protective order petition, and your participation in bail and criminal proceedings—for improper purposes unrelated to their intended protective function, including retaliation for protected speech, financial exploitation, and deflection of judicial scrutiny from your own conduct.
2. Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress. You engaged in extreme and outrageous conduct, including deliberately weaponizing the legal system against me with knowledge of my trauma history with law enforcement, accepting thousands of dollars from me while maintaining criminal prosecution, rejecting a civil compromise to preserve a felony conviction against me, making false statements at a bail hearing, and engaging in a deliberate pattern of psychological manipulation by encouraging continued communication through your repeated engagement with my emails before weaponizing those communications as grounds for my arrest.
3. Defamation. You made false statements of fact under penalty of perjury, including stating that I had been “arrested and incarcerated for violent crimes,” which you subsequently contradicted in your own later filing. You made additional false statements at my bail hearing. These statements constitute defamation per se under Oregon law.
PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE
You are hereby placed on notice to preserve all documents, communications, and records related to the matters described in this letter, including but not limited to: all text messages, emails, and other communications between you and me; all communications between you and any law enforcement officer, the Deschutes County District Attorney’s Office, or any other government official regarding me; all financial records reflecting money or items you received from me; all records related to the restraining order (Case No. 24PO****) and the stalking protective order (Case No. 25SK****); and any records related to your participation in bail hearings, restitution hearings, or other court proceedings involving me.
Destruction, alteration, or concealment of any such records after receipt of this notice may constitute spoliation of evidence and may result in adverse inferences or sanctions in any subsequent litigation.
OPPORTUNITY TO RESOLVE
Before commencing formal litigation, I am willing to discuss a private resolution of the claims described above. If you are interested in exploring settlement, please have your attorney or mediator contact me in writing at the physical or email address above. Any settlement communication will be treated as confidential under Oregon Rule of Evidence 408 and Federal Rule of Evidence 408.
If I do not receive a response indicating your intent to discuss resolution, I will proceed with filing the civil action at a time of my choosing.
LEGAL EFFECT OF THIS NOTICE
This letter constitutes formal notice of my claims against you for purposes of all applicable statutes of limitations and repose. It is not a litigation filing and does not require a response. However, the preservation obligations described above take effect immediately upon your receipt of this notice.
Respectfully,