New York City law enforcement had 30 members of the plainclothes civilian lie and scam team harassing me at the gym.
Greetings,
New York City law enforcement doesn’t have any concern at all about NYPD Internal Affairs or anyone that works for the government, exposing them for running scams, robbing people, and much more.
In my opinion, a fraction of 1 percent of the crime that the FBI and Police commit gets exposed.
If you would like, search Google for what police officers have been arrested for recently in New York or America.
It’s beyond shocking.
People I know pay New York City law enforcement to harass me.
New York City law enforcement has a huge team of civilian women and men of all ages that run scams for them.
These are individuals that have jobs in the private sector, go to school, retired, etc.
Here are the scams that New York City law enforcement ran on me at the gym today.
I belong to multiple gyms.
I’m not naming the gym.
I love my gym.
It’s not their fault.
I always treat all gym staff with the utmost respect at all times.
Law enforcement has their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team harass me at Baruch College, supermarkets, subway, street, and everywhere else.
1. Law enforcement always pays drug addicts and drug dealers to follow me around everywhere and pretend they are with me.
I don’t drink. I don’t do drugs. I don’t have a criminal record.
Law enforcement likes to murder people with drugs and kill people and say they killed themselves.
2. Law enforcement has someone standing by a door in the gym in a position where if I would have walked past the person, it would have looked like I cut her off.
I patiently waited.
Once the civilian lie and scam team member realized I was waiting for her to move, she moved.
When I walked through the door, two more members of New York City law enforcement’s civilian lie and scam team cut me off and tried to crash into me.
3. New York City law enforcement had another person blocking the steps so that I couldn’t leave.
If I would have walked past the person blocking the steps, law enforcement would have made it look like I was crashing into people trying to escape a burning building.
While I was waiting, law enforcement had several members of their civilian lie and scam team walking around the person up and down the stairs, squeezing past the person to pretend the staircase wasn’t blocked.
4. After I patiently waited to walk down the stairs, law enforcement had 3 people running around me on the staircase, shoving their phones in my face.
I never said a word to anyone.
The worst thing you can do to New York City law enforcement’s civilian lie and scam team is ignore them.
The lie and scam team are paid to get you to react, pick fights with people, sabotage people’s food, and much more.
I always ignore New York City law enforcement’s plain clothes civilian lie and scam team.
Mark Pine
