INCIDENT REPORT
May 1994
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS
1. Name of Institution: United States Penitentiary, Florence, Colorado
PART I - INCIDENT REPORT
2. Name of Inmate
Coleman, Edward
3. Register Number
29790-112
4. Date of Incident
04-19-2010
5. Time
unknown
6. Place of Incident
USP Florence Mail Room
7. Assignment
C/A Orderly
8. Unit
Charlie-A
9. Incident: Attempted Extortion
10. Code: 204A
11. Description of Incident (Date: 06-03-2010 Time: 5:00 pm Staff became aware of incident)
On June 3, 2010, at approximately 5:00 p.m., the SIS Department was notified by a Los Angeles, California, US Marshal Service District Threat Investigator Deputy _________ stating they had received a letter from inmate Coleman, Edward, Reg. No. 29790-112, which was identified as _________. The letter and documents were scanned and emailed to Lt. ____________ The documents, which included numerous letters, were sent to federal government officials (U.S. District Court Judge, Assistant U.S. Attorney, and Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge) who were involved in the criminal conviction of inmate Coleman in the United States District Court for the Central District of California (Criminal Case # 2:04-cr-00425-AHM). The letters were titled "Fiduciary Instructions," "Declaration of Intent and Method of Authentication." These letters included sections on "Default" and "Default Under Public Policy." In these letters, inmate Coleman stated that "[a]ll outstanding accounts are to be settled in full to the complete satisfaction of the Plaintiff and all interested parties. Unless you exhibit evidence of a defect in Acceptance For Value or issue a credit dollar for dollar to the above-noted account and transfer to the Treasury per your legal requirements, a notary will certify your non-performance in three (3) days as a holder in due course and liable parties and sureties for the Defendant."
Similarly, inmate Coleman attached numerous _____________ forms which purportedly evidence inmate Coleman's lending $250,000,000 to these federal government officials to absolve his criminal conviction. In a letter to _____________ U.S. Treasury Department, inmate Coleman states that "[i]f the Respondents fail to properly adjust the Account within Three (3) days, 72 hours of Federal Truth and Lending Act, regulation Z the Criminal Investigation Division of the IRS and the Solicitor General will be enlisted to seize the Full Amount of the funds from their Bonds on behalf of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the Alien Property Custodian, and the Office of Foreign Assets Control, and investigate whether the gain is being properly reported as personal property." From the documentation, inmate Coleman is attempting to coerce federal government officials to make a payment to the U.S. Treasury in order to absolve his criminal conviction or else they will be held personally liable in the amount of $250,000,000 each. Inmate Coleman is attempting to utilize fraudulent forms and default notices to coerce payment from government officials for actions they took within the course of their official duties (i.e. oversee and prosecute a criminal proceeding).
12. Signature of Reporting Employee
____________________
Date and Time
10/11/11 9:00 am
13. Name and Title (printed)
________________ 515 LT
14. Incident Report Delivered to above inmate by:
__________________
15. Date Incident Report delivered
10-11-11
16. Time Incident Report Delivered
13:10 pm
PART II - COMMITTEE ACTION
17. Comments of Inmate to Committee Regarding Above Incident
18. A. It is the finding of the Committee that you:
______ Committed the following prohibited act:
______ Did not commit a prohibited act.
B. _____ The Committee is referring the charge(s) to the DHO for further hearing
C. _____ The Committee advised the inmate of its findings and of the right to file an appeal within 15 calendar days.
19. Committee Decision is based on the following information:
20. Committee Action and/or recommendation if referred to DHO (contingent upon DHO finding inmate committed prohibited act)
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