🟦 Corruption and Crime Commission Report – Public Archive

Submission ID: ab41c175-6379-4c11-97bb-00983acaf031

Date lodged: 10 February 2026

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🟩 Individuals Reported

1. MARK 301193
Sheriff’s Officer, Sheriff’s Office of Western Australia
Conduct: Attempted to convey me to prison on 24 July 2024 for “failure to pay a debt” arising from a void ab initio order.

2. Shannon
Ombudsman Officer, Ombudsman Western Australia
Conduct: Refused to investigate, misclassified the complaint, ignored evidence, and provided no lawful reasons.

3. Magistrate Ward
Magistrate, Magistrates Court of Western Australia
Conduct: Issued the void ab initio order dated 4 April 2022 (MC/PER/CIV 10010/2020).

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🟦 Summary of Allegations

On 24 July 2024, Sheriff’s Officer MARK 301193 attended my residence at 387 Alexander Drive, Dianella and attempted to convey me to prison for “failure to pay a debt.” This alleged debt came from a 4 April 2022 Magistrates Court order issued by Magistrate Ward.

That order was void ab initio—legally invalid from the outset—because the Magistrates Court lacked jurisdiction due to the earlier loss of the S.52 PLAISQE in 2016. A void order cannot be enforced, yet enforcement was attempted. Under coercive pressure, I later paid $14,993.94, which I state was paid under duress.

I also reported misconduct by Shannon, an officer of Ombudsman Western Australia, who refused to investigate the matter despite clear jurisdiction. The refusal misclassified the complaint, ignored the evidence, and provided no lawful or rational reasons. This prevented proper oversight of the Sheriff’s actions and obstructed accountability.

These events demonstrate misuse of authority, improper performance of public duties, and systemic failures in oversight mechanisms. I have provided the CCC with supporting documents including correspondence, WhatsApp communications, payment records, and court materials.

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🟦 Timeline

• 2016 – Loss of the S.52 PLAISQE (jurisdictional foundation)
• 4 April 2022 – Magistrate Ward issues void ab initio order
• 24 July 2024 – Sheriff’s Officer attempts to convey me to prison
• 2024–2025 – Payment of $14,993.94 made under duress
• February 2026 – Ombudsman WA refusal by Shannon

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🟦 Locations

387 Alexander Drive, Dianella WA 6059
Location of the attempted conveyance to prison on 24 July 2024.

Ombudsman Western Australia, Perth WA
Location of the refusal decision by Shannon.

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🟦 Witnesses

• WA Police officers – Notified of the incident; may hold notes or system entries.
• Landgate staff – Involved in the S.52 PLAISQE loss.
• Supreme Court and Court of Appeal registry staff – Can confirm jurisdictional defects and void status.

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🟦 Prior Reporting

Reported to:

• WA Ombudsman
• Parliamentary Joint Standing Committee on the CCC
• Legislative Council Public Administration Committee
• Relevant Ministerial offices

Outcome: The Ombudsman WA refused to investigate without lawful or adequate reasons. No corrective action was taken.

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🟦 Evidence Provided to CCC

• Emails
• Written correspondence
• WhatsApp communications
• Payment records
• Court documents
• Supporting files including:
  • MARK 301193 CONVEY TO PRISON ON 24.7.2024.html
  • CIV1019OF2026‑FINAL8‑100226 (1).pdf
  • OMBUDSMAN‑REQUEST‑PROPER EXERCISE OF DUTIES‑200126‑ATTACHMENT.pdf

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Note: CCC confidentiality obligations apply to the Commission and its officers. As the complainant, I am publishing my own report and documents.