Before you contact Chief Jones.
Please follow the instructions.
1. Make the donation requested.
2. Then send him an email to
daymond4040@yahoo.com with your particular issue that he may review, or you may fill out an intake sheet and email it to him, along with anything else you want to say.
A. Be sure to be specific to your evidence.
B. Conjectures, thoughts, and suspicions are not evidence. It’s not admissible in a court of law.
C. Be specific about what you would like Chief Jones to do in your case.
D. Be advised that the donation is to review your intake sheet and/or additional information in your email.
E. Chief Jones will contact you by email to get a date and time to schedule your 30-minute consultation.
F. Any additional labor, such as making phone calls, writing letters, or requesting records, will be an additional donation that you both agree upon.
G. Please be advised that additional labor may take several weeks to complete, depending on what you want and how complex the situation is. While Chief Jones is researching your case, texting, emailing, or calling him slows down the process and eats up valuable time.
The more specific you are, the quicker and more accurate your consultation will be. So please have a paper ready to ask questions and give very little background, as he has already reviewed it. That way, your consultation should be complete within 30 minutes.
Chief Jones will give you an estimated time to complete any labor. If you have not had any contact from Chief Jones at that time, you may feel free to email him and ask for an update.
Chief Jones allots a specific amount of time to work on the labor. Every time you call, text, or message him, it counts against the time he has allotted for your case.
Any abuse or excessive calls will result in the case not being completed or needing further donations to finish the labor.
Chief Jones has been very generous in the last one-and-a-half years. However, his client base has exceeded 300 clients, and he receives 52 to 300 emails, texts, and phone calls per day.
In reality, there is no way he can read every email every day. So, beyond the original email, once he makes contact and consults with you, he will only respond to emails after the time has elapsed, and then he will tell you it will take.
Chief Jones has decided not to talk to anyone on the phone or email with anyone who calls him cold. This means he has no relationship with them; they have made no donation, and they are crying to pick his brain. He has no clue who the person is, and he does not have the time to do this.
If everyone follows the instructions correctly, then within a short amount of time, he should not miss any of his Wednesday evening calls. Also, he should be able to move much faster to help clients who have donated.
Chief Jones has also decided to assist specific police departments and aid with training with such departments. He will work with the police officer standards, training commissions, and boards that are open to such training. This is where he will do his “PRO BONO” labor.
Chief Jones loves and respects every individual within the targeted individual community.
Chief Jones labored extensively for the last 6 months, helping many people pro bono.
Chief Jones spent the next year accepting a $25 donation to receive an email or intake sheet or both and a 30-minute consultation; however this was greatly abused by many people and the minimum amount of time was 1 to 4 hours with repeated calls, text, and emails….
This led to mental and physical exhaustion, so he was put on a limited schedule by his medical doctor until November 1st…..
If people are kind enough to respect these directions, he should be able to help more people more efficiently in less time.
If people fail to follow the instructions, his medical doctor will extend his limited hours for an additional two months or longer.
Remember, he is only one man, and he has over three hundred clients, many of them continue to use him time and again.
Many of these people have given out his private phone number without his permission, which is viewed as very disrespectful.
He has taken many hundred cold calls out of nowhere in the middle of the day and in the middle of the night.
If you are an active client and you are in a police encounter and you believe you are very close to being put into a mental institution, and you believe he can talk to the doctors and or the police and be of help to you, he will assist in such emergency cases around the clock.
However, for such emergency situations, it is asked that as soon as the situation is resolved quickly, the individual donate $100 as emergency labor.
Limited law enforcement practitioner’s opinions start at about $500.
His verbiage and dialogue have resulted in many favorable or very favorable outcomes for his clients. However, some situations are so complex and have lasted for so many years that there is no simple or quick fix, meaning 30 days or less.
Chief does have an extensive team in the United States of America and around the globe. He has attorneys, doctors, engineers, CPAs, and many other professionals in various disciplines.
However, in very complex long-term situations, if he has to call upon their professional assistance and gain their opinions, it gets very, very expensive very quickly.
As you know, he is neither a doctor, lawyer, nor judge.
Chief makes no claim except to his experience and his training. So, while he guarantees to do his very best labor for you, just as a doctor or a lawyer will tell you, no one can guarantee the outcome or that you will be happy or satisfied with the outcome.
Put yourself in his position. Do you think you could respond to 30 to 300 emails and text messages on a daily basis and around the clock, neither can he do this.
