Thursday, June 15, 2006

Money for nothin'

Am I missing something here? Did I read in this article that a medical office manager named - of all things - Rocky DiBenedetto (Rocky?) – committed forgery and fraud against a Hamilton doctor and isn’t being charged with a criminal offense by the Hamilton Police Services?

Is that like two other victims who were raped in Hamilton, one by a police officer no less and whose perpetrators were never charged with sexual assault?

Or is that like the bogus investigation launched by Hamilton Police Services Professional Standards Branch that was supposed to investigate their officers at their Marine Unit? Officers at the marine unit were busted by Hamiltonians enjoying its bayfront as they watched the officers give joy rides on their boats to family members and some very attractive women. The "investigator" didn’t even speak to witnesses who watched as they floated by – even after pretending she was actually going to investigate by taking down the exact locations where they were “spotted”. I guess that's what happens when the acting staff sergeant is allowed to lie to the "investigators".

Yep, all this bogus prevention of crime while the Port continues to be have problems with its security and all that money given to the city of Hamilton to put up a couple of signs.

By the way, that gate extenstion over the edge of the pier and the sign is new since the Ministry of Transportation investigated the Port for not complying with the International Shipping and Ports Security Code. All that money for Hamilton's Port security and all we get is a sign.

That gate opens when there is no longer a ship moored at this spot to allow pedestrians and bike traffic through - past the open warehouses with the steel coil that this ship just dropped off.

Once this gate is open it leads to a road that has more open gates and signs just like that one.

Anyone is able to get right up to a ship like the one pictured here but moored near Stelco - without anyone stopping them.








1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Just picked up this blog when searching "Dibenedetto" "scam" and "fraud". He most certainly has not been charged. His correct name is Rocco Dibenedetto (DOB June 17, 1949) and he has a long history of such activities including Mr. Piccolo in 1983 (Windsor). Mr. Wong in 1996 (Toronto), Dr. Keeton in 2003(Hamilton)...and these are to name just a few. Now he is promoting himself as a mortgage broker (www.canadamic.com). Why is nothing done about such characters?? Seems like Canada is a haven for such characters. Diane L.

29/5/07 8:26 p.m.  

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