City Seeks $6,000,000.00 in Fines from Local College Professor

Tucson, Arizona, 2003. Claiming 40 assorted counts of violations of the law, each carrying a fine of $2,500 per day, Ms. Janik will face fines totaling $6,000.000.00 by the time she's finally given her date in court. If that is not enough information, add in the fact that Ms. Janik was forcibly removed from her home last April.

   Tucson, Arizona, 2003. In retaliation for Ms. Janik's twenty-five million dollar claim against the City of Tucson, and her refusal to drop her demands for legal due process, the City of Tucson is moving forward with their prosecution (and persecution) of this local associate professor from the University of Arizona's School of Dance.

   Claiming 40 assorted counts of violations of the law, each carrying a fine of $2,500 per day, Ms. Janik will face fines totaling $6,000.000.00 by the time she's finally given her date in court. If that is not enough information, add in the fact that Ms. Janik was forcibly removed from her home last April.

   Sitting down to dinner on the 23rd of April, accompanied by two 80 year old friends visiting from Texas and another friend from Florida, Ms. Janik's evening was abruptly shattered by the intrusion of armed, flak jacketed policemen, accompanied by a contingency of City of Tucson "code officials." They demanded that she immediately leave the property. Headed by Rick Saldate and Cecilia Cruz, the armed guards had the property cleared of all 10 occupants within the hour. They told her she could not return... and to this day she is forced to reside elsewhere.