This is someone who spent time in jail with Aunna Bollman and even she sees the danger to the public

 

This is a comment on my Facebook news page on the post I did on Aunna Bollman's OR bail hearing yesterday. 

https://johnchiv.blogspot.com/2026/11/aunna-bollman-has-been-monitored-she.html?m=1

No one except Humboldt Superior Court judges think Bollman should be out on the streets. I am glad Valerie shared this comment. In Humboldt, people who succeed and follow the rules of probation and treatment programs or any resource programs are left on their own.

Repeat criminals like Bollman are out on the street and as Valerie said, Bollman does not think she has an issue. She could not even behave in court yesterday for a few minutes, nodding her head during a private conversation between the judge and attorneys. 

If judges are going to jeopardize the public with a woman with 14 criminal cases, 4 restraining orders, request for a 5th and incidents like Valerie that we have not even heard about; then there should not be absolute judicial immunity.

Humboldt Superior Court Judge Heather Durand is very pro CARE court and mental health diversion. There is no monitoring and if they do it for a while; they slack off once they think no one is watching. 

Judge Durand and Bollman's attorney Ken Bareilles think Bollman is safe with an anti psychotic injection and that she should be able to get drunk and get high. Let them have her over at their homes for Thanksgiving. All the enablers can take home the various mentally ill who wander on the streets and the Ciurthouse screaming and threatening others. Law enforcement can do nothing because Humboldt and California has their hands tied.

Full text of Valerie's comment:

"Good word. Last year I spent 3 months in Humboldt County jail and actually yesterday marks one year of successfully completing my probation. But this isn't about me, I spent all 90 days incarcerated with this individual. She is not somebody that we can help because she does not think that she has any issues. She is in complete dilute denial of being mentally ill. While she is stabilized in the jail she is continuously given chances to stabilize and do well in programs and whatnot, which she's capable of doing. She maintained this air of superiority: she's not a criminal, she's not mentally ill, and she shouldn't be in there. Once she's stabilized they can let her out again. She could maybe go into a program again and maybe do well for a while but it won't last. The woman has to have the worst case of borderline personality disorder with some schizoaffective traits that I have ever seen in my life. Zero accountability and no acknowledgement of needing to get better. Two weeks prior to her second-to-last incarceration, LOL, she tried to hit me with her car in the alley by my house and I let the police know. She said I was working for Gregory Christ and plotting against her. We happen to have shared the same attorney, I think, for a little bit but she is so deranged. I really think the only thing that will improve her is to remove her from this county and away from all of her triggers."