Hello Officer Davis,
Well I've been calling that number daily as told.
Today was notified I was to report for drug testing.
And I had every intention reporting for this random drug testing every two weeks court ordered by our Honorable Judge Matthew McCoyd added to the Terms and Conditions of Probation Agreement resulting from "THAT TRIAL!" January 30, 2017, in addition to the 30 days jail time resulting from my probation revocation hearing February 12th, 2018.
Had every intention showing up for this court ordered drug testing, just so we could provide the evidence our Magistrate Court of DeKalb County needing enabling them proving once and for all that I am indeed a user of illegal drugs; even if testing positive...only...for crystal.meths; an addiction having already confessed, and been confessing ever since that disastrous Thanksgiving 2010 putting into effect the only option able seeing...available... me a chance possible having a future in which I might be able living a life ...content; if not ever happy.
The reason for me not showing up for today's testing;
Except for the one hundred percent equity owning my home paid in full with money recieving yearly as part of my father and mother's estate planning under the guidance of Probate Lawyer Jim McKenzie, also members of our United Methodist Church Prescott Arkansas (100% pure Methodist laundered patrimony) and some acres of trees in Arkansas; I'm broke. Outright, flat broke. Although not the same as saying poor.
Have no more money/cash in bank. Therefore no checking account. No credit cards either; although I do have the choice of running up a dept.
I do have a check from my mother written for $1000.00 out of the most recent $14,000.00 gift check having refused.
Can't having trouble find a place that will cash third party personal checks. Did find one that would personal check $200.00 or less; minus a 10% fee
Anyway, the bottom line is that I have no way of paying for this test I know will test positive for the meths usage. No money able paying the $3:00 for parking! No money paying for gas. No money paying for anything unless start pawning items from my home; or accepting one of these cash offers from investors interested in purchasing the property as it.
No money even for the crystal meths addiction.
Bottom line. Our Honorable Judge Matthew McCoyd had no right adding the random drug testing when considering how a dialogue exchange between and the Senior Pastor Alice Rogers of Glenn Memorial ended up having me served a letter of criminal trespass by Emory Police.
As I've already informed our Honorable Judge Matthew McCoyd along with Assistant Solicitor General Kemp (Methodist!) our arraignment nearing this past Tuesday March 13th, after we first scheduling the trial for April 12, 2018 a hearing : "Also! I'm needing the court reminded...THAT...I'm still a crystal meths addict; routinely being drug tested without the issue having been properly address. That we should have a positive test coming up soon."
I do understand you have to do your job. But is it really necessary being so formal with getting a warrant for my arrest just because I was unable showing up for a drug test I'm confessing will be positive. Having Robin Clark as a former member of St. Mark UMC , now co-chairs Glenn Memorial Rainbow Advocacy Group along with her husband Bill Clark, may I at least have tomorrow a chance finding someone with our Glenn Memorial Methodist Church letting me signing over to them this check from an eighty-seven year old rural Arkansan Methodist widow having a self-avowed practicing homosexual, self-avowed practicing Atheist, self-avowed practicing Crystal Meths Addict?
Also, having just received an email form Clerks office saying they have copies waiting for me picking up once a $9:99 payment cost of producing these copies; may I a chance seeing just what court hearings they were able retrieving copies. Really do need a chance, at least, hearing how much of anything I'm having to saying...discernible!
It's getting late. I'm tired. Lots of other email wanting sending others. Still absolutely no support from anyone a single cause of mine.
I'm going to bed.
Sincerely yours,.
Simply Jim
P.S.
This is my second attempt sending you same email but without pics attached four of my yard signs. First attempt rejected for being to large. Clicking on the following link will take you to blog entry where same email uploaded to internet with pics included.
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Good afternoon James,
I will contact you on Monday and discuss how we move at this point...
J. Davis
Supervisor
Dekalb County State Court Probation
Traffic Division
wk: 404-294-2062
cell: 404-849-8108
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Hello Officer Davis,
Are we talking a warrant for my arrest?!
Sincerely yours,
Simply Jim
BTW
That sure was a quick reply! You must have noting better to do?
:@)
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This is James Avery’s sister and I promise our mom’s check will cash just fine !! She has a sizeable checking account!! Also Jim Ed could you not have your bank call mom’s and let them verify that it will clear! Also I could send you a money order for at least 300 dollars if I need to until someone will have compassion and cash the 1000 dollar check!! I can’t bear the thought of you going hungry!!! Just let us come and get you and bring you to Arkansas and get help!!❤️ why can’t you take the $1000 check and open a new bank account?
Sent from my iPhone
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Please remove me from this group. I do not know any of the persons sending these emails.
Bill Clark
Sent from my iPhone
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Director of Political Affairs
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In 2011, after a group of retired United Methodist bishops wrote a letter urging the removal of language from the Book of Discipline that discriminates against homosexuals, Glenn formed The Common Table to prayerfully research, review, and discuss feelings surrounding the retired bishops letter. After almost a year of dialogue together, The Common Table drafted a statement of support and Glenn established the Rainbow Advocacy Group to discern its continuing role regarding the issue of homosexuality in the church.
Rainbow Advocacy worked diligently to educate Glenn about the Reconciling Ministries Network and the possibility of becoming a Reconciling Church. Glenn hosted speakers and lecturers on the topic, held a three-week book study, and offered four listening sessions as avenues for conversation and discussion.
In October of 2014, Glenn held a Church Conference to vote on becoming a member of the Reconciling Ministries Network. The vote passed by 87%. It was quite obvious from the turnout of our membership for this important decision, and by the speakers who spoke both in favor and in opposition to the motion, that the life and ministry of Glenn is a central concern and commitment to every person gathered.
Glenn is, has been and will continue to be a place of openness and welcome as we strive to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. May God guide us into the future as we seek to be a community of faith dedicated to loving God and loving neighbor.
For more information about the Rainbow Advocacy Group or if you would like to get involved, contact Bill and Robin Clark.
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"Alice.
Are you aware that I'm having a Probation Revocation hearing coming up soon due to having too many signs my yard September 9, 2017?"
~(James E. Avery, D.V.M.)~
Nods her head in the affirmative.
"Aware what day September 9th was?"
~(James E. Avery, D.V.M.)~
Nods her head in the negative.
"First Saturday after Labor Day!
YOUR...good neighbor day."
~(James E. Avery, D.V.M.)~
Embarrassed...
maybe?
"Alice. I hold you responsible for the behavior of your congregation."
~(James E. Avery, D.V.M.)~
"YOU'RE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONSEQUENCES OF YOUR OWN ACTIONS!"
~(Rev. Dr. Alice Rogers, MDiv, DMin)~
"But you just did communion! Coming up next we have retirement!"
~(James E. Avery, D.V.M.)~
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"What does it mean for someone gradurating Magna Cum Laude?
Rev. Dr. P. Alice Rogers comes to Glenn Memorial following eleven years on faculty at The Candler School of Theology of Emory University where she served as Associate Professor in the Practice of Practical Theology and Director of the Contextual Education and Teaching Parish Programs. Her commitment to both the church and the academy led her to explore more deeply into the part contextual education plays in theological formation and enabled her to work closely with students preparing for ministry. Her publications include: Equipping the Saints: Best Practices in Contextual Theological Education (Pilgrim Press, 2010) and Contextualizing Theological Education (Pilgrim Press, 2008).
Prior to her appointment at Candler, Alice served congregations in the North Georgia Conference for seventeen years including East Point First UMC, Comer UMC, Jackson UMC and Aldersgate UMC. Active in the North Georgia Conference, Alice has been elected to the last four Jurisdictional and General Conferences of the United Methodist Church. Alice was reared in Conyers, Georgia where her family attended Conyers First UMC and are still "tenters" at Salem Campmeeting in Newton County, Georgia. Both of these faith communities were critical in Alice's formation for ordained ministry. Alice received her Bachelor of Arts from Converse College in 1983, with honors in English and Religion, her Master of Divinity from Duke University in 1986 and her Doctor of Ministry from Emory University in 1998 where she graduated Magna Cum Laude.
Her hobbies include hiking, fly fishing, and cycling.
The Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) degree is a professional doctorate which may be earned by a minister of religion who is concurrently engaged in some form of ministry. Under Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS) standards, programs must require matriculants to have earned the degree Master of Divinity (M.Div.) or its equivalent and to have engaged in no fewer than three years of full time ministry, though some programs require more. The ATS requires students to complete at least one year of coursework followed by the completion of the doctoral dissertation or research project. Normally, the degree requires somewhere between three and six years to complete. The degree's purpose is to "enhance the practice of ministry for persons who hold the MDiv or its educational equivalent and who have engaged in substantial ministerial leadership."[1] As such, Doctor of Ministry concentrations vary by institution and include, but are not limited to: applied theology, evangelism, pastoral counseling or the psychology of religion, homiletics, spiritual formation, ethics, church growth, church leadership, and apologetics.
Emory
Police Department
INCIDENT REPORT
1784 N. Decatur Rd., Suite G-01, Atlanta, GA, 30322
PHONE: 404-727-6115 FAX: 404-727-8039
Location of Occurrence / Address
GLENN MEMORIAL CHURCH, 1652 N DECATUR RD
ATLANTA, GA 30322, DEKALB
Date and Time Reported
11/27/2017 13:09
Case No.
1703922
CODE SECTION
0-91-13
CRIME
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
FROM: DATE/TIME
11/26/2017 17:00
TO: DATE/TIME
11/27/2017 13:09
APPROVED
YES
CASE STATUS
ACTIVE
ITEMS IN REPORT
[X]SUPPLEMENT
[ ]FOLLOW UP
[ ]PICTURE/IMAGES
[ ]PROPERTY/EVIDENCE
COPIES TO
[ ]TRESPASS FILE
[ ]WORK ORDER GENERATED
[ ]TITLE IX
INV
S
NAME:
AVERY, JAMES EDWARD
SUFFIX
RACE
W
ETHNICITY
U
SEX
MA
AGE
55
DOB
01/14/62
HT [ ] WT [ ] HAIR [ ] EYE [ ]
SSN [ ] DRIVER'S LIC. NO. [042290976 GA] STUDENT ID [ ] TYPE [OTHER]
ADDRESS TYPE [HOME] STREET NUMBER [1840] STREET NAME [Mason Mill Rd]
SUITE NUMBER [ ] CITY [Decatur] STATE [GA] ZIP [30033]
NARRATIVE
On Monday, November 27, 2017 at approximately 1313 hours I met with COMPLAINANT, the pastor of the Glenn Memorial Church, in reference to feeling threatened by James Avery. I met with COMPLAINANT in her office, where she advised me that she is feeling unsafe and threatened by the attendance of James Avery at her services.
COMPLAINANT stated that beginning in August of last year she allowed Mr. Avery to attend services. She stated that she was aware of Mr. Avery’s consistently atypical behavior, and always had other parishioners with him to make sure he did not create a problem. COMPLAINANT stated that recently he has been emailing both her and other church members often, and becomes angered when he does not receive an answer, or does not receive the answer he desires. COMPLAINANT provided me with a couple of emails which I scanned and submitted with this report.
COMPLAINANT also informed me that WITNESS at St. Mark’s United Methodist Church criminally trespassed James Avery from that church for concerning behavior. I contacted WITNESS via email and she summarized her church’s dealings with Avery. I scanned and submitted my conversation with WITNESS, as well as a copy of the criminal trespass warning they issued to Avery.
COMPLAINANT informed me that last night, November 26, 2017, she was holding a five o’clock service at Glenn Church. She stated that Mr. Avery stood in the middle of the aisle near the rear of the church filming her as she delivered her sermon.
COMPLAINANT also stated that Mr. Avery has recently come to believe that COMPLAINANT and the church are responsible for the county ordinance violations he received for the signage in his yard on Mason Mill Rd. COMPLAINANT stated that she is aware that Mr. Avery uses methamphetamine, due to his own admission. COMPLAINANT also stated that he cornered a youth in church the other morning while speaking to the juvenile. COMPLAINANT stated that the youth informed her that Mr. Avery did not say anything inappropriate, but COMPLAINANT no longer feels comfortable having Mr. Avery at the church around youth.
COMPLAINANT made it clear that she feels that her safety is threated by his being on the property.
COMPLAINANT stated that she had someone walk her to her car after last night’s service because she believed Mr. Avery would have followed her to her vehicle.
Sgt. Randall was also present for the meeting, and informed COMPLAINANT that we would show a greater police presence at any time she requested. I provided COMPLAINANT with a card and case number
REPORTING OFFICER
MASSEE, MARJORIE
REVIEWED BY
RANDALL, LIONEL, SGT
APPROVAL DATE
11/27/2017 18:39
SIGNATURES
PRINT DATE AND TIME
12/05/2017 15:04
PRINTED BY
SHOEMAKER, E M
PAGE NO. 1&2 of 2
Emory Police
1784 North Decatur Road, G01 • Atlanta, Ga. 30322
Criminal Trespass Warning
This is to confirm that you (print name) JAMES EDWARD AVERY, have received the following
instructions from (print rank/name/badge number) DET. M. D. MEEKS, #32 an authorized
representative of Emory University:
You are forbidden from entering Emory University property. You are subject to arrest for Criminal
Trespass (O.G.C.A. 16-7-21) if you enter Emory University property.
The property of Emory University includes, but is not limited to: Emory University, Emory University Hospital, Emory University Hospital Midtown, the Emory Clinics, the Center for Rehabilitation, the Yerkes Primate Center and Field Station, Wesley Woods, the Briarcliff property, and the Clairmont Campus.
If you have any questions, or to request permission to enter Emory University property for a specific purpose, you should contact the Emory University Police Department at (404) 727-6115, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays), 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. This Criminal Trespass Warning remains in effect unless it is specifically withdrawn in writing by the Emory Police.
Refusal to sign does not invalidate this warning.
Subject's Signature: Jim Ed Avery Date: 11-29-2017
Officer's Signature: MDMeeks #32 Date: 11/29/17
Subject's Address: 1840 Mason Mill Rd., Decatur, GA. 30033
DOB: 01/14/1962 OLN/State: 042290976 Case # 1703922
Photo: Y X N Race W Sex M Hgt 5'11" Wgt 175 Hair BRO/BLD Eyes BLU
User Files:Forms:A-C/Criminal Trespass 10/04/2005 9:34: a.m.(jbr) v.1.1 Rev. 07-24-14 (re)
Emory
Police Department
Supplement Case Report
1784 N. Decatur Rd., Suite G-01, Atlanta, GA, 30322
PHONE: 404-727-6115 FAX: 404-727-8039
Location of Occurrence / Address
GLENN MEMORIAL CHURCH/1652 N DECATUR RD, ATLANTA, GA 30322
Case No.
1703922
Date and Time Reported
11/27/2017 13:09
Cad No.
17-11-27-061118
CODE SECTION
0-91-13
CRIME DESCRIPTION
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY
CLASSIFICATION
MISC
Supplement Narrative
I spoke with the complainant on 11/28/2017 at 1610 hours. She advised she was concerned with the recent behavior of James Avery when he is attending church at Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church. She had detailed her concerns in this report to Ofc. Massee on 11/27/2017.
She advised Ofc. Massee that another Metro Atlanta Methodist Church, St. Mark, has issued a criminal trespass warning to Avery in the past. COMPLAINANT and I discussed the possibility of a criminal trespass warning prohibiting Avery from attending services at Glenn Memorial. I asked that she send me an email detailing her concerns and expressing her wishes to pursue a criminal trespass warning.
I received that email on 11/29/2017 at 0950 hours. I discussed the email and COMPLAINANT'S request with Capt. B. Buchtinec and he advised me to meet with Avery and issue an Emory-wide criminal trespass warning. On 11/29/2017 at 1444 hours, Lt. J.Schmahl and I met with James Edward Avery at his home at 1840 Mason Mill Rd., Decatur, GA. Avery was presented with a written criminal trespass warning for all Emory properties. Avery acknowledged receipt of and signed the warning. He was given a copy of the document. The interaction with Avery was documented via mine and Lt. Schmahl's body cameras. Avery also video recorded the contact with him.
A copy of the criminal trespass warning was uploaded into the other media folder and the original was placed in the criminal trespass warning files in the communications division.
This case is CLOSED.
Reporting Officer Supplement Date and Time Reported Reviewed By Approval Date and Time Signatures Print Date and Time Printed By Page No. 1 of 1
User Files:Forms:A-C/Criminal Trespass 10/04/2005 9:34: a.m.(jbr) v.1.1 Rev. 07-24-14 (re)
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Hello Officer Davis,
Not scheduled to be tested today.
Do I need to be available any certain time today?
Sincerely yours,
Simply JIm
On Friday, March 16, 2018 2:53 PM, James Avery <jeaverydvm87@att.net> wrote:
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Good afternoon James,
That date to report last week for a drug screen was advised by the system in error… however, please keep calling as you have been everyday as directed. Also, Mr. Avery as per your sentence you will also be required to pay for the drug screens. If there continues to be a balance for the drug screens we will have to go back to court for non-compliance of the terms and conditions. At this time you do owe for one screen being $22.12. As your officer Mr. Avery I urge and encourage you to remain abstinent from the use of any illegal drugs.
Thank you sir….
J. davis
Supervisor
Dekalb County State Court Probation
556 N. Mcdonough Street, Admin Tower
Room 300
Decatur, Ga. 30030
(404) 371-2822
jhdavis@dekalbcountyga.gov
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