Kamala Harris link to fake police force, esoteric Masons and Illuminati

Oldie, but goodie...

Authoritarian gonna authority (even with fake authorities/mandates...)

la times

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Case against 3 who ran fake police force collapses; phony chief dies
Matt Hamilton By MATT HAMILTON APR 18, 2016 | 10:54 PM

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The case against three people accused of operating the bogus Masonic Fraternal Police Department — a supposedly ancient force that claimed to work in 33 states and Mexico — partly collapsed on Monday when the charges against one defendant were dismissed and the organization's so-called chief suddenly died. Hours after he appeared in a San Fernando courtroom, David Inkk Henry, the 47-year-old "grandmaster," died of a pulmonary embolism at Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital, attorney Gary Casselman said.

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Seems legit...

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Earlier in the day, L. A. County Superior Court Judge Hayden Zacky had granted a motion to dismiss the charges against Brandon Kiel, a former community affairs staffer with the California Department of Justice whom authorities said had impersonated a police officer and misused his government-issued ID.

Much of the notoriety derived from Kiel's role within Atty. Gen. Kamala D. Harris' administration, as well as the bogus police force's eccentric online presence, including a website in which its members claimed to descend from the Knights Templar. Social media accounts associated with Henry also referred to secret societies such as the Freemasons and Illuminati, adding to the intrigue.

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There are related LA Times articles embedded in the write up...

The Hill

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May 06, 2015 - 12:38 PM EDT
Aide to Kamala Harris accused of helping mysterious 'Masonic' police force

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A staffer for California Attorney General and U.S. Senate candidate Kamala Harris (D) has been arrested and accused of participating in a mysterious group that impersonates a police force.

The staffer, Brandon Kiel, is alleged to have been involved in the Masonic Fraternal Police Department, the Los Angeles Times reported. The group’s website says it “provides services to Masonic Sovereign Grand Masters and their Masonic Jurisdictions, as well as other Fraternities, Sororities and Greek Organizations.” It claims to be active in 33 states and Mexico, and to have links to the Knights Templar, an ancient military order.

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Investigators reportedly found uniforms, weapons, badges and vehicles similar to those used by law enforcement during searches in Santa Clara, Calif., where the group’s website claims it is based.

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