UNJUST JUSTICE COMMISSION

The now six-month coverup by the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission of retaliatory policing by Blaine Police Department has corrupted the Washington State Executive Ethics Board--located in the Washington State Attorney General's office--which is neglecting its duty to uphold the U.S. Constitution, by refusing to investigate corruption at the CJTC that in 2026 violated the first amendment rights of four Blaine citizens attacked by Blaine PD for exposing corruption at Blaine City Hall. 

The Washington State Legislative Ethics Board is presently investigating State Senator Sharon Shewmake's interference in the corrupt policing investigation on behalf of the perpetrating police.

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