Greetings HRA,
I treat everyone at CUNY, HRA, the NYC Comptroller’s office, the USPS, etc., with the utmost respect at all times.
I’m used to being treated like garbage every time I interact with a federal, state, or city agency.
People I know pay the top New York law enforcement to torture me. One thing they do is run around to every government agency I interact with and tell the staff to try and pick fights with me to get me kicked out.
I don’t take it personally because I know that New York law enforcement will have them fired if they don’t do as they are told. To illustrate, I was signed up to take criminal law at CUNY and New York law enforcement had the class canceled because they are trying to set me up and they don’t want me knowing the law.
I’m typing this email from HRA The Waverly Job Center on West 14th Street in New York City.
The reason I’m here is that HRA mailed a check to my storage company and New York law enforcement stole the check out of the mail. They have stolen my mail hundreds of times.
The reason I’m sending this note is because of something that just happened. I have been at the Waverly Job Center patiently waiting for a few hours. I’m been doing schoolwork the whole time. I’m a full-time student at CUNY.
I walked up to one of the FJC security guards and was politely asking if they called my number and I missed it. As I’m standing there a member of the NYPD starts bolting towards us.
There was two poles with a string so I went under it to get out of the way. I have no idea who the cop was looking for.
After I went under the string I said to myself New York law enforcement would have a field day with a picture of me going under a string with a police officer walking in my direction at HRA.
I just wanted to mention it because I had nothing to do with that situation. I’m patiently waiting as always. I’m walking on eggshells because New York law enforcement has people harass me constantly and is trying to sabotage me every chance they get.
Thank you and have a great day.
Ever upward,
Mark Pine