Re: oh how I love this city I use to work for

[Guest guest]

and to top this off, I get arrested for the first time in my life

while walking back to my apartment, put in a cop car that reeks of

cleaning products and make me several ill. why? because I had a

warrent for my arrest from the city because of a hearing in 2006 that

either I was not informed of or is the one that my lawyer said was

dropped. I overheared one cop tell another that it was a weird reason

to put out a warrent on someone based on a 55$ fee for mowing and

haveing a hearing on that and not haveing shown up for the hearing.

cops can be quite rude when they dont understand a illness that they

are causeing to get worse. and their nurse cop had never heard of

toxic encephalopathy but expected me to be able to explain it while I

was trying to not fall of the stool they had me setting on after a

severe exposure in a closed up cop car to cleaming chemicals. I got

the impression that I would of had to be on the verge of dying ot

dead for a heart attack before they would have called a ambulance.

good thing I had the 55 buckero's to get out of there.

[Guest guest]

you know what else is pretty interesting but surely has nothing to do

with nothing, is that the city prosecutor is the sister of the two

defence lawyers for the roofer on this case that my first attorney

ruined.

>

> and to top this off, I get arrested for the first time in my life

> while walking back to my apartment, put in a cop car that reeks of

> cleaning products and make me several ill. why? because I had a

> warrent for my arrest from the city because of a hearing in 2006 that

> either I was not informed of or is the one that my lawyer said was

> dropped. I overheared one cop tell another that it was a weird reason

> to put out a warrent on someone based on a 55$ fee for mowing and

> haveing a hearing on that and not haveing shown up for the hearing.

> cops can be quite rude when they dont understand a illness that they

> are causeing to get worse. and their nurse cop had never heard of

> toxic encephalopathy but expected me to be able to explain it while I

> was trying to not fall of the stool they had me setting on after a

> severe exposure in a closed up cop car to cleaming chemicals. I got

> the impression that I would of had to be on the verge of dying ot

> dead for a heart attack before they would have called a ambulance.

> good thing I had the 55 buckero's to get out of there.

>

[Guest guest]

Good luck. This sounds like a really ugly situation.

Make sure you document everything. They clearly were trying to steal

your house(s) away from you.

There was probably some kind of nepotism going on.

Document everything that happens to you, everyone you speak to.

Everything.

[Guest guest]

there were many people that wanted to buy this property and was

buggimh me to sale it, there were many that read the paper to see if

it came up advertized as going to be sold on the court house steps,

it never happened.

> >

> > and to top this off, I get arrested for the first time in my life

> > while walking back to my apartment, put in a cop car that reeks of

> > cleaning products and make me several ill. why? because I had a

> > warrent for my arrest from the city because of a hearing in 2006

that

> > either I was not informed of or is the one that my lawyer said was

> > dropped. I overheared one cop tell another that it was a weird

reason

> > to put out a warrent on someone based on a 55$ fee for mowing and

> > haveing a hearing on that and not haveing shown up for the

hearing.

> > cops can be quite rude when they dont understand a illness that

they

> > are causeing to get worse. and their nurse cop had never heard of

> > toxic encephalopathy but expected me to be able to explain it

while I

> > was trying to not fall of the stool they had me setting on after a

> > severe exposure in a closed up cop car to cleaming chemicals. I

got

> > the impression that I would of had to be on the verge of dying ot

> > dead for a heart attack before they would have called a ambulance.

> > good thing I had the 55 buckero's to get out of there.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Wow!  I hope you can stop them and I hope they don't get away with this.  I

agree with LiveSimply---keep notes about everyone and everything.

[Guest guest]

What city is this? Governmental entities always hide behind immunity for

governmental

offices and say you cannot sue them. Remember, that is not the case. They can

be sued

under certain circumstances, the catch is the payoff is capped.

What do the county tax records say? If they say it is your house, then the

police should be

able to boot them right out.