H.I.3 Confinement Charges
H.I.3 Confinement Charges
DOPAMINE. WOW!
Imagine a retarded dope head. Superior. To
Not a person in sight. Head full of education.
2012-2026 MORE SO THAN PRIOR TO
First off 2023-2026 is a separate attack carried out by NB-OT Labs & expansion Labs against Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett
Efforts to attack - control then overpower then confine locking down in a residence then running around within attacking
The nit picking ass-fu*king holes reading this as I wrote while those at NB-OT Labs & expansion Labs trying to correct me as I edit with separate K T team & those below & connected are
Holes of ass! Ass-fu*king holes! (Sequences & like shark. Arse - Arse - Arse)
Criticizing me & claiming what I write is them using my body so they can discredit my entire past - present life to justify their efforts ore - post 1999 leading up to the 2012-2026 attacks wasting my time
Fu*k you. Then. Now. Mainly
I can hear. Feel. Understand. I am taking offence to all prior & current on-going efforts wasting my time. My privacy invaded & you re-injured my brain after the 13th of January
Fu*k you still... and still.
- Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett
FORCEFUL CONFINEMENT
Per Account
18 months to 10 years
"Get Nic to. Send Nic up to the room & fu*k off! Home Nic in the room & fu*k off... do that & accept. Shut up. Fu*k off then. Fu*k. Let us go. Blah blah & blah. For 18 months per account ot more. wBCI use or direct in person with intimidation outside of legally agreed house rules & structure"
Forcible confinement in Canada is a criminal offence under Section 279(2) of the Criminal Code, involving the unlawful restriction of a person's liberty through physical force, threats, or coercion. Convictions can lead to up to 10 years in prison for indictable offences or 18 months for summary convictions.
Key Aspects of Forcible Confinement
• Definition: It is the deliberate, unauthorized restriction of a person's freedom of movement, often seen in domestic situations where a partner is prevented from leaving.
• No Physical Contact Required: Confinement does not require locked doors or physical restraints; psychological coercion, threats, or standing in a doorway to prevent exit constitutes the offence.
• Distinction from Kidnapping: Unlike kidnapping, forcible confinement does not require the victim to be moved to a different location.
• Duration: While the confinement must be "significant," it does not need to last for a long period to be considered a crime.
Penalties and Consequences
• Imprisonment: Up to 10 years (indictable) or 18 months (summary).
• Mandatory Orders: A conviction involves a primary designated offence, leading to mandatory DNA orders and potential weapons prohibitions.
• Record: A criminal record, potential loss of employment, and limited family access.
Common Defences
• Lack of Intent: Arguing there was no intention to confine the person.
• "She Said/He Said": Due to a lack of corroborative evidence, these cases often hinge on witness credibility, potentially leading to acquittals if evidence does not meet the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard.
• Lawful Authority: Demonstrating the confinement was legally justified.
Disclaimer: Criminal charges are serious. Legal counsel should be sought for advice tailored to specific situations.
ENTRAPMENT
Entrapment is a legal defence against criminal charges occurring when law enforcement induces or coerces an otherwise law-abiding person to commit a crime they would not have committed otherwise. It is not a denial of the act, but rather an assertion that police misconduct—such as trickery, harassment, or coercion—led to the offense. A successful claim often results in a stay of proceedings.
Key elements of entrapment include:
• Government Inducement: Police or their agents must be the ones persuading, pressuring, or tricking the individual into committing the crime.
• Lack of Predisposition: The accused must not have been already willing or prepared to commit the crime; the idea must stem from law enforcement.
• Abuse of Process: The tactic must go beyond merely providing an opportunity (such as a sting operation) and instead constitute, for example, random virtue testing or coercive pressure.
Key Considerations
• Not Just "Opportunity": Providing an opportunity to commit a crime to someone already predisposed to it is generally not entrapment (e.g., an undercover officer buying drugs from a known dealer).
• Burden of Proof: The defendant generally has the burden of establishing that entrapment occurred.
• Outcome: If proven, the court may dismiss charges or exclude evidence, viewing the police actions as an abuse of the justice system.
• Police vs. Private Citizens: Entrapment only applies to actions taken by government officials or those acting on their behalf, not by private citizens.
Examples of Potential Entrapment
• An undercover officer threatens or coerces a person into engaging in criminal activity.
• Randomly targeting individuals with no prior suspicion of criminal activity to see if they will commit a crime.
Entrapment is a complex legal issue, and its application can vary based on whether a jurisdiction follows a subjective test (focusing on the defendant's predisposition) or an objective test (focusing on whether the police conduct would induce a normal person to commit the crime).
ADVANCED ANALYSIS
Trick guilt based advanced analysis based words, questions or statements used as an auditory response to gain key word potential leads to advance on for an unknowingly unraveled truth versus not
The NB-OT Labs & expansion Labs... putting images of people like Arbault into my head & screaming my head off
Not smart. Referring to the wBCI as the mind of a little fu*k. Fu*k you!
Want to raise another 20 like 2014? Elite Hold'em. Another decade long plus fight?
We can do that & shut up. Shut it. Just fu*k off. Bow down. Shut up! If not we ream you out, rip you apart & reprimanded then force you to submit.
OUR UPSCALING ADVANCED SUBPOENA SYSTEM
Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett with K.T - CIG will be sending a vast digital - physical subpoena effort to those exposed & others connected out of association then those suspected to appear in the Law-Courts or between Law-Frims with an area of authority
Punishable by criminal sentencing upon inditemnet to evade including back interests or estates of pre - post 1999 & leading up to then during the 2012-2026 attacks
A subpoena is a formal, legally binding court order requiring a person to appear at a specific time and place to give testimony or produce documents in a legal proceeding. Failure to comply can result in contempt of court, fines, or a warrant for arrest. It is usually served by a police officer, process server, or lawyer in criminal or civil cases.
Key Aspects of a Subpoena:
• Mandatory Attendance: You are legally required to attend, and you must remain until excused by the judge.
• Document Production: The subpoena may require you to bring specific evidence or documents.
• Witness Fees: You may receive "conduct money" for travel and daily expenses, though it may not cover lost wages.
• Protection: Employers cannot fire you for attending court to comply with a subpoena.
What to Do If Served:
• Read Carefully: Identify the court, date, time, and whether you are appearing for the Crown or defence.
• Arrange Time Off: Inform your employer immediately.
• Prepare: Organize any requested documents.
• Seek Counsel: If you have concerns about testifying, you may want to consult a lawyer to challenge or "quash" the subpoena.
• Do Not Ignore: Evading service or failing to appear can lead to an arrest warrant.
If you are a witness or victim, contact the Victim/Witness Assistance Program or the lawyer who issued the subpoena to understand your role and any safety precautions.
Invasion of privacy. Bludgeoned. Multiple acts 24/7 & 24 hour rotational teams woth volunteers & guests past-present operating rhen accomplices ourside operating involuntarily or voluntarily
Gang stalking & gang attacking singular & collective groups
Relevant Case Links. Laws. Rights. Acts. Accounts
Extreme Harassment
https://sydneysspacelive.blogspot.com/2025/09/hi3-extreme-harassment.html
Attempt Murder
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/hi3-assault-attempted-murder.html
Syndicates
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/crime-syndicates-are-organized-groups.html
Brainwash
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/brainwashed.html
Palm Springs
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/assisted-cleaning-staff-h.html
Molestation & Rape
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/criminal-charges.html
Live 24/7
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/hi3-live-247-espionage-control-charges.html
Illegal Audit
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/h.html
Efforts to Discredit
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/efforts-of-nb-ot-labs-expansion-labs.html
Tinkering Thinkers
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/hi3-tinkering-thinkers-underground.html
Barber & Lucky + Richards
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/hi3-lucky-sisters-barber-slayings.html
Skeleton Dance
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/s_28.html
Confinement
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/forceful-confinement-forcible.html
Insta-Charge
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/hi3-insta-charge-sexuality-gender.html
Employment Accomplices
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/k.html
24 Hour Attacks 2012-2026
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/h_30.html
Exposure Charges
https://cmaviation.blogspot.com/2026/01/hi3-vocabulary-abuse-charges.html
S.B.G - CIG - BENNETT
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