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Daniel Cook also goes by David Conners or Daniel Conners. He has been doing Tax fraud for over 20 years in the state of California, Franchise Tax Board. Daniel Cook has been doing identity theft because he has a one number digit off social security number. And running his business from a shell company in Nevada. But runs it from an old abandon warehouse in Fountain Valley. He also traffic Heroin to China with his shell business inside his fake ethernet parts he sells online.

https://app.midpage.ai/document/preisler-v-cook-ca4-3-5141381

A. Elder Abuse Restraining Order Petition
Plaintiff Roseleen Preisler, a woman over the age of 80 and mother of Denise Cook, was granted a temporary restraining order (TRO) against defendant Daniel Cook,1 based on a September 2020 incident in which Preisler was injured by Daniel, requiring her to receive medical emergency treatment. At the time of the incident, Denise, Daniel, their teenage daughter K.C., and Preisler had all been living together in a Fountain Valley home (the property) where Daniel had been living for 26 years.2

Four months after the September 2020 incident, Preisler filed a petition seeking a restraining order. (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 15657.03, subd. (i)(1).)3 Daniel filed a declaration opposing the petition. Daniel initially asserted that he owned the property, and thus could not be excluded from it, even if the petition were granted.

At the petition hearing, the parties discussed proposed testimony concerning the validity of the deeds attached to the declaration; after Daniel conferred with his counsel during a recess, he withdrew his argument about the ownership of the property in September 2020. Later in the hearing, when the court revisited an issue about competing versions of the deed disputed by the parties, Daniel‘s counsel stated he was not requesting the version he had submitted with his declaration to be admitted as evidence. The court stated on the record that Daniel had “withdrawn the purpose for these matters, because [he is] now accepting that Ms. Denise Cook had ownership of the property in September” 2020. Neither Daniel nor his counsel made any comment in response.

Aside from the property ownership issue, Cook also testified at the hearing that he had completed an anger management class following the September 2020 incident but he also denied he had been angry at the time of the incident and asserted the event was accidental.

Priesler was the only other witness at the hearing. In advance, she submitted exhibits including her medical records for the night of the incident as well as a 17-page record of text messages between Daniel and K.C. Daniel failed to include the exhibits in designating the record on appeal. However, some of the contents of the text messages were disclosed during the hearing.

According to the reporter‘s transcript of the hearing, one portion of the text messages showed that K.C. had texted to Daniel: “Dad, I do not feel safe talking to you right now, nor do I feel safe being in the house alone or with you . . . . I am terrified of what you did, and I cannot be involved with whatever is going on. . . . Please stop messaging me scary things as you‘re scaring me further and I have really bad anxiety. I love you, but I am scared right now and I need to be safe.” Although Daniel initially objected to the admission of that exhibit, he later withdrew that objection.

Preisler testified on cross-examination that two weeks before the September 2020 incident underlying her restraining order petition, Daniel had shown concern for Preisler by assisting her before she received medical care for an otherwise unrelated situation. Preisler confirmed Daniel had never threatened her before the incident and confirmed she had cursed at Daniel, but asserted she had only done so after the incident happened. Preisler testified that after she made a comment about Daniel needing to get medical attention for a persisting cough, Daniel “just blew up