Legal Question in Criminal Law in Ohio

Taking Criminal action against a detective

One year ago a prosecutor's office detective falsely testified about many different ''facts'' under oath. There is a conspiracy involved because my attorney had me removed (kidnapped) from court so that I would not be there to hear the perjury. In my absence my attorney asked no questions in cross-examination. Furthermore my attorney presented no evidence that he and I had prepared in advance. The evidence included properly prepared affadavits (by another atty) from two people who stated that a claim was false (by there own observation). Also, there was a recording of a conversation (with transcript) that showed that the detective deliberately lied about 10 specific items (because it was his conversation that was recorded). Since then this same detective sent false information (opposite of public court records) to two other courts leading to the dismissal of a different hearing. (Judges naturally ''believe'' official info from a prosecutors office. I also have evidence that ''he'' took control of an investigation of car vandalism so that he could ''protect'' the same person from prosecution. I want to take legal, criminal action myself. FBI knows of his felonies but will not get involved (too small). How can I do this.

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