Next chapter of book on crime and corruption in Connecticut legal system

The newest chapter of my book-in-progress on crime and corruption in the public and private sectors of the Connecticut legal system is now posted on my website henryberrywritereditor.com. The title of this chapter is Police Headquarters' Inner Sanctum. It is a short chapter on a stage of pursuing my criminal complaint against atttorneys at the Bridgeport office of the Pullman and Comley law firm, supposedly one of Connecticut's most prestigious and respectable law firms. Attorneys at this firm worked with a criminal element in the Fairfield County State's Attorney's office headed by Jonathan Benedict (one of the lead prosecutors in the notorious Michael Skakel trial)  to obtain an illegal wiretap on my apartment phone, make false statements, falsify evidence, suborn perjury, tamper with evidence, and also engage in witness intimidation of me after I made out a criminal complaint against attorneys James T. Shearin and Timothy A. Bishop for theft of close to $6000.00 of medical films I left with them. In this newest chapter of my book, a detective in an inner office of the Bridgeport Police Department reviews my complaint, witnesses me swearing to the truth of the facts I have presented, and says he will forward the complaint form and the irrefutable evidence I give to him to the Fairfield County State's Attorney's office, where I first went to make the complaint as related in an earlier chapter.