Charges:
Violation of No Contact Order - Case Dismissed w/o Prejudice
Summary:
On the morning of March 7th, while I was still lying in bed, two Seattle Police Department officers barged into my room and arrested me for violating a no contact order, which was given to me by the King County Sheriffs' Department two weeks prior. They pulled me from my bed and handcuffed me on the spot. I was sent to the county jail for one night then released. No complaint was filed against me so the case was dismissed without prejudice.
I had been renting a room in a single-family home from its owner, a high school orchestra teacher who works north of Seattle. I lived there for nearly three years under a rental agreement. When COVID shut down the schools, my roommate began teaching music classes online from home, which required special AV equipment, an electrometer, a switchboard, and other frequency devices. I helped him organize his teaching setup, but over time I felt this equipment was being misused to spy on me, record me, and even cause me physical pain.
As the months of lockdown dragged on, our relationship deteriorated — the constant proximity and isolation led to arguments that turned aggressive and possessive. To avoid confrontation, I tried to keep my distance, but this only made things worse. The tension eventually escalated into abuse, and my roommate filed a protection order against me. Meanwhile, I began experiencing severe headaches, sharp pains around my ears and jaw, and disturbing vibrations and high-frequency sounds inside my skull — sensations I believe were directly caused by the misuse of his teaching equipment and frequency devices, essentially torturing me in my own home.
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