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$ david: ok - we need to find another way for us to get Mark's bonds back - I have been advised . . . ,
o not engage in support unless I want to get bogged down in legal matters for the next
oreseeable years. I am in a catch 22 here

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& david: my hope

S C david: my home

_ _•.david: I am not saying I don't support you, I just want to know if we can do this another way - doesn't
mark have a private attorney who can do this'

Munga' the AG has power to requisition things that were done from office, or in official capacity.
Mung: if Mayor Kight made a statement to someone as the Mayor-- it is entered.

Munga. but they can get his phone records

~.davfd: understood

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Munga; the proposal to the city wasn't withdrawn until ,I had wood village.
unga: the proposal was engaged until that time, inasmuch as no proper city council meeting controverted it.
Munga; the off the record meeting' is also totally out of line.
unga: moot

Munga. and that is why we requested multiple meetings to clear up any records or details that needed to be
addressed. the city denied them.
_ _"david: I agree with this account

Munga the account is all that I am asking for you to agree with.

Munga: I also think the AG needs a request to come in and investigate it.

. " '. .ldavid: . I am just sharing with you my concerns

. . .adavid: they are valid
_.david: and they need to be considered for my future • • • •
Mung : and the record is entirely on the correct side.
_ _C,.dav d: I have a huge opportunity here, and it needs my full attention
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4 david: talk soon

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Munga (5/12/2010 1:59:41 PM): you promised that you would be willing to state the truth. That report is the
truth.
• _'.david (5/12/2010 2:00:07 PM): Have read the outlook and what happened in fairview
Mung (5/12/2010 ~00:11 P ): __ (II 1I!!IlIIl

Munga (5/12/20 02:00:14 P ): what happen???

• • •david (5/12/2010 2:00:24 PM): 1don't have time to explain - you will need to read
Munga (5/12/2010 2:00:26 P ): k
unga (5/12/201D 2:00.40 PM): gresham outlook?
_.david (5/12/2010 2:00:44 PM): yes
Munga (5/12/2010 2:01:21 P ): David, I have to file the report. I would like to know ahead of time if you are
going to tell the truth.
_.david (5/12/2010 2:01:34 PM): what do you think marni
5 david (5/12/2010 2:01:43 PM): I have told the truth the entire time
• •Stdavid (5/12/20102:01:54 PM): you must read the article to understand the danger I am in
Mung (5/12/2010':02:01 PM): alright.

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._~avid (5/12/2010 2:02:39 PM): it is what I love doing and can produce the most good of all the prospects
before me and cause the least harm.
unga (5/ 2/20102:02:42 P )' um... it is front page? how am I going to find this?
_.~avid (5/12/20102:03:01 PM): I am not sure - it's regard ken quimby
Munga (5/ 2/20 02:03:05 PM): k
• •tdavid (5/12/2010 2:03:07 PM): quinby
Munga (5/12/20102:03'4 PM)' ah. I can see the headline.
Munga (5/12/20102:0 :02 PM). gotcha.
Munga (5/U/2010 2:04:49 PM): alrighty. well. 1 will file today. It will go in as is, with what I have.
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Munga (5/12/ 0102:06:44 P ). ok.

david (5/12/2010 2:06:46 PM):

Munga (S/12/2010 2:07:05 PM): David, you've done well by me.

Munga (5/12/2010 2:07:15 P ). thank you, forever, as a constituent.
• • • .david (5/12/2010 2:07:40 PM): You are welcome -I will personally give my respects to Mark as well.
Munga (S/12/2010 2:08:53 PM)' we both with you all the best.

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Fairview councilor's complaint against police

department called "frivolous"
Quinby asked to resign after investigation comes up empty
BY SHANNON WELLS
The Gresham Outlook, May 12,2010, Updated 1.9 hours ago

The typically genteel tone ofthe Fairview City Council hit a sour note at a special meeting
on Tuesday evening, May 11, with six councilors and city police calling for the resignation
of a veteran councilor who filed a written complaint against the city and its police
deparbnent.
Councilor Ken Quinby came under fire as council members discussed the outcome of an investigation
into police actions and procedures related to the Gin Sun Restaurant & Lounge on Northeast Halsey
Street.
A series of disorderly incidents, culminating in a drunken melee at the nightspot on Jan. 1, led Police
Chief Ken Johnson in March to seek a non-renewal of the establishment's liquor license. With the
council's support, Johnson's request was forwarded to the Oregon Liquor Control Commission, which so
far hasn't acted on the recommendation.
The probe into the police response was prompted by a complaint Quinby - a patron and part-time
contractor for Gin Sun - filed in early April. He targeted Johnson, Sgt. Bernie Meyer, Officer Michael
Morton and the city itself on allegations including improper application of public records procedures to
an officer's alleged use of profanity and threats during the New Year's incident at Gin Sun.
An extensive report City Administrator Joe Gall presented to the council found all 18 of Quinby's
specific allegations - based on what the councilor considered an unfair attack on a small business - to be
"unfounded," "exonerated" or both. Following city procedure, Gall and Johnson conducted parts of the
investigation internally, along with input from the Multnomah County Sheriffs Office.
With several councilors and officers calling Quinby's complaint "frivolous," "baseless" and costly to the
city in terms of money and morale, the councilor refused to back down.
He claimed the investigation was biased and failed to include interviews with two key witnesses to the
Jan. 1 incident whose names he supplied. Quinby vowed to take the complaint to the Department of
Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST), the state agency that monitors police practices.
The councilor's stance prompted a flurry of council motions and votes that left Quinby with a
unanimous censure, a request to resign from the council and res,Ronsibili for a . ated $6,000 in
Ie al c e inv . . n. Quinby was recused from voting on the measures, which all passed 6 to
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"My suggestion is that Councilor Quinby save the city a lot of heartache and resign from the council so
he can pursue this (complaint)," said Councilor Barbara Jones, "and let the rest of council do what needs
to be done for the good of the city and its citizens."
Jones' comment echoed a statement read by Officer Doug Asboe, president of the Fairview Police
Department, regarding Quinby's questioning officers' actions at the Gin Sun.
"We believe (Quinby) is no longer working in the best interest of the citizens of Fairview, but for his
own benefit," he said as several fellow officers listened and nodded in agreement. "We believe (he)
violated several articles of the city ethics code and (has lost) his ability to make unbiased decisions. "It is

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our opinion that Councilor Quinby should resign his position to avoid the embarrassment of a recall
vote."
Quinby, who's served on the Fairview Council for 12 years, was quick to defend his record regarding the
city's police force.
"I don't think any councilor has been more supportive of the police department," he said. "Until three
months ago, 1 was proud of every officer. As a member of the budget committee I've gone out of my way
to support the police department."
Emphasizing the issue now has "nothing to do" with the Gin Sun but rather his belief that police picked
on the business to "send messages," Quinby said he plans to retain his council seat while pursuing his
complaint with DPSST.
"I don't plan to resign. I've done nothing wrong ... Their opinion of me means nothing," he said of his
fellow councilors. "What matters is that 1 hold the best interests of the city in every decision 1 make.
There's no lack of integrity here."
Reporter Shannon O. Wells can be reached at swells@theoutlookonline.com.

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