For the public unfortunately Michael Black, the criminal with more lives than a cat is back in Humboldt

I have covered Michael Black since 2019. He is unfortunately back in Humboldt.

I happened to be in court covering several other cases. I have wasted years covering many repeat offenders, am still covering them and there are some like Michael Black I will no longer cover waste time as the Humboldt criminal justice makes a mockery and keeps releasing egregious, repeat offenders. 

Black must have run out of money. Doesn't look like his family is willing to cough up dough for a private attorney. Ms. Kathleen Bryson was in court on 3/12/26 but told Humboldt Superior Court Judge Lawrence Killoran that Black cannot retain her. Black was given more than one chance when we was represented by Ms. Andrea Sullivan. In 2019, the trial I covered involved his former attorney Russ Clanton who is now retired.

Black was in court on 3/12/26 for probation violations. The Public Defender's Office was appointed. Deputy Public Defender David Celli waived OR bail without prejudice "given the number of files and nature of charges."  

I doubt Mr. Celli will get Black's case.Which means it will go to an enabling public defender.

If I see pigs flying, I may check Black's next court date and I hope the outcome is for Black to admitted he violated probation and for certain Humboldt Public Defenders if they get assigned this case to finally stop manipulating the criminal justice system and for Black to be sent to prison.

There is a constant target on my back because I am at the courthouse and known and recognized to these criminals. Tavin Evans threatened me last week in open court, in front of the bailiff.

Unfortunately, as many of you have experienced yourselves; Humboldt law enforcement, the DA's office, the judges and even local lawyers have also failed to protect me. Money makes no difference. Humboldt, California and Democrats coddle criminals. 

I have no idea why certain Humboldt judges are so reluctant to sentence criminals; especially repeat offenders; to jail or prison. The same judges who undo the work of other Humboldt judges trying to hold criminals and repeat offenders accountable.

There are years of previous posts on Black and as I have said several times, I am not going to provide links anymore for previous coverage for all posts.