First and foremost and more important than any of this, I always treat all NYC Comptroller’s Office staff and building staff with the utmost respect at all times, no matter what.
Treating everyone at the NYC Comptroller’s Office and One Center Street respectfully is more important than any of this.
On September 21, 2023, I dropped off a notice of claim to sue HRA on the 12 fl floor at One Center Street.
One of the reasons is that HRA isn’t sending me my MetroCard money because the NYPD and New York City law enforcement are threatening the people at HRA not to send me my $100 per month or so MetroCard money.
Full time college students receiving cash assistance receive MetroCard money.
I always treat everyone at HRA with the utmost respect at all times.
Law enforcement told HRA to lie and say there is a problem with the computer software so they don’t have to send me my MetroCard money, although other students are receiving the money.
I just checked my mail and I still haven’t received the confirmation letter from the NYC Comptroller’s Office letting me know if there is going to be a hearing or if I can go ahead and sue HRA.
I just checked my online cloud account and someone went into my cloud account and erased my notarized copy of the HRA notice of claim that was stamped by your office on September 21, 2023 when I was there in person.
I’ll start over from scratch if you don’t have it. No big deal.
Also, there was a slight access situation when I was at your office at One Center Street on the 12th floor.
I went to the office where civilians can ask questions about their cases.
I rang that little bell in the office with a security camera pointing directly at it.
The people in your office said I have to slam the bell very hard or you won’t hear it.
I said wouldn’t that look disrespectful in the security cameras if someone is in that little office banging on that bell?
I just left and said I’ll deal with this later.
I’m also suing The City University of New York (CUNY) in the New York Court of Claims because they are allowing NYC law enforcement to run similar scams on me.
139678 – NYS Court Of Claims
I have an open lawsuit against CUNY and law enforcement is running more blatantly obvious scams on me at CUNY than ever and I’m going to prove it.
Law enforcement doesn’t care about evidence, they don’t care about oversight, they don’t care about lawsuits.
Law enforcement is running scams and they are confident they can clean up any mess after the fact because almost everyone is scared to death of them because they murder so many people and sabotage people.
These are a few they got caught for.
I suspect law enforcement doesn’t get caught for the majority of the people they murder.
Who is going to say something?
Internal Affairs?
Please advise if you have my HRA notice of claim that I had notarized at 60 Centre St and brought to your 12 floor location on September 21, 2023.
First and foremost, I always treat all parties involved in this situation (CUNY Edge/HRA/etc.) with the absolute utmost respect at all times. Treating people respectfully is more important than anything. I understand everyone is doing their best under the circumstances.
I’ll survive regardless.
In the past, full-time The City University of New York (CUNY) students on public assistance used to receive MetroCard money from the Human Resources Administration (HRA).
For the past four years, I’ve always received MetroCard money every week from (HRA).
If I’m correct, the public assistance students would receive the MetroCard money regardless if school was open or on break.
Then the MetroCard money was only given when school was open.
For some reason, last semester, the MetroCard money started a few weeks into the semester.
It’s October 10, 2023, over a month into the semester, and I’m not receiving the MetroCard money from HRA.
I’ve politely and respectfully asked Baruch College CUNY Edge about it, and they said they are waiting to hear from HRA.
I’ve politely and respectfully asked the people at Benefits Access Centers (BAC) – HRA located at 109 E 16th St, New York, NY 10003, regarding the situation.
They said they didn’t have any information.
Did HRA cut off all CUNY public assistance students from the MetroCard money?
Did HRA cut off all New York City public assistance full-time college students from MetroCards?
I’m guessing there are thousands of CUNY students who receive public assistance.
After all these years, are they cutting the MetroCard money?
Is there any way to find out if all CUNY public assistance students have been cut off from the MetroCard money?
I’m trying to find out if everyone was cut off or just some students.
I just had the idea while writing this note to contact other schools outside of CUNY to see if I can gather any information.
I’m going to call/email New York City colleges outside of the CUNY system starting tonight and see if they have any information.
In my opinion, a fraction of 1 percent of the crime committed by the NYPD and New York City law enforcement ends up in convictions.
People I know pay the NYPD and New York City law enforcement to harass me.
I suspect the same people I know pay law enforcement in other jurisdictions and states to commit a variety of crimes.
Law enforcement doesn’t have any oversight at all, so it’s not a problem that I’m reporting them to hundreds of government agencies.
I don’t drink. I don’t smoke. I don’t have a criminal record. I don’t date.
Law enforcement chased away my web marketing clients, so here I am, making the best of it.
New York City law enforcement has a plain clothes civilian lie and scam team of thousands of women and men that run scams for them.
New York City law enforcement’s civilian lie and scam team don’t officially work for the government or law enforcement.
That would defeat the whole purpose of the scam team.
One of the many things New York City law enforcement uses their plain clothes lie and scam team for is to drug me.
For example, New York City law enforcement has their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team blows marijuana smoke and vape mist in my face.
There are few benefits for New York City law enforcement drugging me.
1. It slows down my productivity.
2. It makes me want to go to sleep instead of spending my free time trying to expose New York City law enforcement for harassing me.
3. It drains my energy for days.
New York City law enforcement and their civilian lie and scam team have drugged me hundreds of times over the years.
I’ve been to urgent care locations hundreds of times.
I’ve been to hospital emergency rooms hundreds of times.
My Medicade bill is probably in the millions of dollars.
In my opinion, many (not all) in law enforcement can care less about the taxpayer’s money and safety.
There are a few things I would like to clarify about New York City law enforcement and their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team drugging me with marijuana and who knows what else.
1. I act customary.
2. I might be a little more quiet than usual.
3. It makes me want to go to sleep.
4. It makes me hungry and thirsty.
I was a student at LaGuardia Community College for about a year.
Law enforcement drugged me dozens, if not hundreds of times on my way to LaGuardia Community College.
I earned a 3.975 GPA while living in the street homeless the whole time.
I’ve been a student at Baruch College for about 2 years.
Law enforcement has drugged me dozens, if not hundreds of times during the last two years.
My GPA at Baruch College is 3.8, with about 8 classes left to graduate.
I think all I need is a 2.0 to graduate.
That’s living in the street homeless the entire time.
Law enforcement drugged me earlier today (July 30, 2023), and I went to an urgent care location.
After I left the urgent care, I started to study for school again.
Law enforcement had their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team drug me again.
In a little while, I’ll be headed to one of my favorite hospital emergency rooms.
I’m well known by many urgent care locations and hospital emergency rooms because I’ve been there hundreds of times.
I always treat all the staff at hospital emergency rooms and urgent cares with the utmost respect at all times.
I never mention a word about law enforcement to anyone at the hospital emergency rooms or urgent cares.
If I see NYPD Police Officers at the hospital emergency rooms or urgent cares, I treat them respectfully.
I’m very concise and professional at all hospital emergency rooms and urgent care locations.
I tell them the same thing every time.
I say someone I don’t know blew some type of marijuana smoke or vape mist in my face, and I feel bad.
They take my vitals, give me a quick check-up, and I’m on my way.
Today is a double-drugging day, meaning that New York City law enforcement and their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team drugged me twice today.
Law enforcement has drugged me on my way to school before every exam I’ve ever taken at LaGuardia Community College and Baruch College.
Law enforcement knows, and I know that they are going to be drugging me dozens, if not hundreds of times before I go to Baruch College during the 2023/2024 school year.
The only way to avoid law enforcement drugging me dozens or hundreds of times this year is for me to get the word out about law enforcement harassing me and get some help.
Assuming I don’t receive any help, law enforcement knows I’ll be going to emergency rooms and urgent cares constantly this school year.
School hasn’t even started, and law enforcement is already drugging me regularly.
I’m on public assistance or welfare.
I’m living on less than $600 per month.
That includes bills and food.
Homeless people have bills.
For example, phone bill, bicycle rental subscription, plus more.
I’m going to detail another scam that law enforcement is going to try to drag into the drugging.
The scam I’m about to detail, law enforcement was going to run on me last semester, although I documented it with the New York State Courts efile website, so law enforcement backed off.
That’s why I’m documenting it again now.
Intermission: If anyone thinks this is far-fetched:
1. That’s how law enforcement gets away with it.
2. No one would believe that law enforcement is this corrupt.
3. The things law enforcement does to me that I’m leaving out are 3X as outrageous as what you’re reading.
I suspect that after law enforcement drugs me dozens or hundreds of times this school year, and I go to the hospital emergency rooms and urgent cares an equal amount of times, law enforcement will think about forcing one or two of my classes to say that Mark Pine is acting erratically.
I have had so many Baruch College teachers, staff, and students harass me I lost count.
I have Baruch College teachers, staff, and students harassing me during classes, in the bathrooms, in the hallways, outside of school, in the subway, in the street, on the phone when I call NYPD 911, etc.
I ignore them.
I play along.
I make the best of it.
When law enforcement drugs me.
1. I feel bad.
2. I get tired.
3. I want to go to sleep.
4. I get hungry and thirsty.
5. I act like every other student.
I always treat everyone at Baruch College professionally and respectfully.
I always wear a hat and glasses, so you can barely even see me under there.
I’m taking pictures and record videos of myself every single day to prove I look and act ordinary.
Some of the videos I publish on social media, and some go into my cloud account.
One day, I’ll expose New York City law enforcement for harassing me.
In the meantime, I’m making the best of the situation.
There is no point in complaining because everyone has their own problems.
I’m reaching out to thousands of government agencies and non-government organizations to try and get help.
No one at Baruch College or CUNY can stop New York City law enforcement from harassing me.
I never mention law enforcement or anything negative to anyone at Baruch College or CUNY.
This message is more than 1,500 hundred words, and I wrote it in one sitting after New York City law enforcement’s civilian lie and scam team drugged me twice today.
Law enforcement can easily have 300 Baruch College teachers, staff, and students say anything they want about me.
If you look at the Baruch College security cameras, you will see me acting fine.
If you look at my videos and pictures, you will see me acting OK too.
My rule is to visit an urgent care or emergency room every time New York City law enforcement drugs me after school lets out.
If that means 3 to 5 times a week or 7 days a week, that’s my routine.
It’s well documented via credible sources on the web that law enforcement drugs people.
I’ve called NYPD 911 over 10,000 times to report New York City law enforcement.
The NYPD pretends they don’t know who I am.
10 billion dollars a year and 50 thousand people don’t know someone called NYPD 911 more than 10,000 times?
I’m going to run through my routine of how I stay clean.
I used to provide web marketing services for companies.
I was having a great experience.
Then people I know paid New York City law enforcement and law enforcement in other states to sabotage me.
People I know pay law enforcement for a variety of crimes.
I tried to report the NYPD and law enforcement to various New York City and United States government agencies, and they blocked my phone number.
I have been living in the New York City streets homeless for the past 7 years.
I’m on public assistance (welfare).
I receive between $500 and $600 per month from the Human Resources Administration (HRA), the New York City public assistance office.
This is how I stay as clean as possible and smelling fresh while living in the street homeless.
1. I wash my clothes 3 times per week.
I visit self-service laundromats that cost approximately $4 to $5 each time to wash my clothes.
That equals $15 per week and $60 per month.
2. I never wear the same socks twice.
I don’t wash my socks.
After I wear a pair of socks once, I throw them out.
I buy inexpensive socks for about $1 per pair.
That costs $30 per month.
3. I shower every day.
I belong to a gym.
4. I have tons of spray deodorant.
It smells great.
I have enough spray deodorant for the next year or more.
5. I shave my head completely bald, so I don’t have to wash my hair.
6. I wash my backpack.
7. I wear all rubber shoes and keep them clean.
8. I located very inexpensive places to buy t-shirts and sweatpants.
9. I have a storage room where I can keep clean clothes and my belongings in Midtown Manhattan.
The NYPD and New York City law enforcement has a plain clothes civilian lie and scam team that consists of thousands of people.
The lie and scam team includes women and men of all ages—corporate executives, students, etc.
They don’t officially work for the government or law enforcement.
New York City law enforcement uses their civilian lie and scam team to sabotage people and run scams.
New York City law enforcement has several members of the plain clothes civilian lie and scam team that belong to the gym I’m a member at, Baruch College, etc.
The last thing I’m going to say is about pets.
I love dogs.
I live in Manhattan, New York City.
New York City law enforcement would like to say that I’m dirty, I smell, etc., and have 30 members of their plain clothes lie and scam team say I’m the worst thing they ever smelled.
What about people that own dogs?
I never owned a dog.
How many times per day does a dog have to be taken outside to go to the bathroom in New York City?
Does a person that owns a dog give the dog a shower or bath every single time the dog goes back into the apartment after being walked?
If not, then what happens to all the dirt the dog picked up when walking around and rolling around in the horrid New York City streets?
Then the dog is rolling around in the person’s apartment, bed, etc., for the rest of the day.
Additionally, what is the deal with people’s sneakers and shoes?
People are walking around in the slimy Manhattan, New York City streets.
Then they walk into supermarkets, gyms, and many other places without taking their shoes off.
What happens to all the grime on their shoes?
Is someone following them around with a mop?
Do people take their shoes off in New York City businesses and walk around in their socks or barefoot?
The moral of the story is that we stay as clean as possible under the circumstances.
Unfortunately, we aren’t all billionaires.
I always treat everyone with the utmost respect at all times.
In my opinion, treating people respectfully is more important than anything.
I’m not judging anyone, although the reason you don’t hear about homeless people like me is because I blend in.
There are a lot of homeless people living in the street that you wouldn’t know are homeless.
I don’t smell.
I don’t drink.
I don’t have a criminal record.
I don’t do anything illegal.
I have a 3.8 GPA at Baruch College right now, with about 8 classes left to graduate.
I’m making the best of my situation.
If anyone has ideas how I can legally get the NYPD and New York City law enforcement to stop harassing me, please let me know.
Now I’m going to spend my $8 food budget (SNAP, food stamps) at Whole Foods or the Union Square Greenmarket.
I’m making the best of my situation and trying to elevate.
People I know pay the NYPD and New York City law enforcement to harass me. New York City law enforcement doesn’t have any oversight at all, so they run scams and commit felonies all day, every day.
New York City law enforcement has taken some of their billions of dollars and created a massive plain clothes civilian lie and scam team of regular people.
New York City law enforcement’s civilian scam team are working professionals, students, drug addicts, etc.
They don’t officially work for the government or law enforcement.
I don’t have a criminal record.
I don’t drink.
I don’t smoke.
I don’t party.
I don’t date.
I always treat everyone at Baruch College with the utmost respect at all times.
Even when Baruch College professors, staff, and students harass me on behalf of New York City law enforcement, I either ignore them or act politely, play along, and pretend it’s not happening.
I started at LaGuardia Community College, and now I’m at Baruch College.
Both colleges are part of The City University of New York (CUNY).
I think I started at CUNY around 3 years ago.
New York City law enforcement has drugged me before every test I’ve ever taken at CUNY for the past 3 years.
New York City law enforcement also remotely slows down the speed of my laptop for every exam and class, so I can barely turn a page on the web.
Law enforcement has their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team sneak up on me and blow drug smoke in my face regularly.
They’ve done it hundreds of times, if not over 1,000 times.
I lost count.
It’s not like in the movies or television.
When law enforcement drugs me, I don’t act much differently than usual.
Mostly I just want to go to sleep after law enforcement drugs me.
I have been to New York City urgent cares hundreds of times after New York City law enforcement drugs me.
I have been to New York City emergency rooms hundreds of times after New York City law enforcement drugs me.
I’m on Medicaid.
I estimate it cost the taxpayers hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars. Today is July 26, 2023.
New York City law enforcement and their plain-clothes civilian lie and scam team are drugging me every day again.
Each day, I’m going to urgent cares and emergency rooms to get checked out to make sure I’m ok.
When I go to urgent cares and emergency rooms, New York City law enforcement will have members of their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team follow me into the medical establishments and harass me.
Of course, I ignore them.
I always treat everyone that works in the hospital emergency rooms and urgent cares with the utmost respect at all times.
I’m concise, and I don’t complain.
I don’t mention a word about law enforcement to anyone that works at the urgent cares or emergency rooms.
When they ask what’s wrong, I say that a stranger blew some type of drug smoke in my face.
I don’t say that people I know pay New York City law enforcement to drug me every single day.
New York City law enforcement drugged me this morning.
There are some security cameras at Baruch College.
I’m here right now.
If anyone looks at the Baruch College security cameras and sees me walking around on July 26, 2023, at 1 PM, they will see me acting normally, just like every other person here.
I’m doing some work on my laptop.
When I leave here, I’ll be going to either an urgent care or an emergency room.
When I used to deliver food on a bicycle in New York City, law enforcement would drug me before every shift and then write me thousands of dollars in tickets.
New York City law enforcement has drug addicts and drug dealers constantly pretending they are with me.
I’m living in the street, homeless.
I’m on public assistance or welfare, whatever you would like to call it.
I receive about $15 dollars a day for food and bills.
I have a phone and some other bills.
I’m creating a video right now.
I’m recording myself typing this message.
This is a video of me typing on my laptop at Baruch College on July 26, 2023, at about 1:56 PM after New York City law enforcement’s plain clothes lie and scam team drugged me this morning.
@MarkPineLife YouTube video. I’m typing on my laptop at Baruch College on July 26, 2023.
New York City law enforcement has drugged me every day for the past week or so.
In my opinion, if anyone looks at me, I don’t look homeless.
I’m not acting any different than normal.
I put the video camera on an upward angle because there are students walking around in the background.
I’ll make videos of me talking after law enforcement drugs me too.
I think the budget with pensions for the NYPD is over 10 billion dollars a year.
If or when someone is available, please let me know if I need to visit the HRA office on East 16th St in New York City every month with my storage invoice.
Or can upload my storage invoice to the Access HRA mobile app instead.
I uploaded a copy of my August storage invoice to the Access HRA mobile app this month.
Additionally, I visited the HRA office on East 16th St in New York City this morning, July 11, 2023, and handed in a printed-out copy of my August storage invoice.
I checked my Access HRA account, and the website hasn’t yet been updated.
Access HRA isn’t showing that I was there today with my storage invoice.
I checked under documents.
I’ll keep an eye on the documents section on the Access HRA website.
If, for some reason, the website doesn’t update and show that I dropped off my August 2023 storage invoice in person today at HRA 16th St NYC, I’ll gladly stop by 16th St again this Friday or Monday.
Please advise.
Thank you and have a great day.
Mark Pine
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Greetings Manhattan District Attorneys Office, New York City Department of Investigation, NYPD Internal Affairs, and New York City Civilian Complaint Review Board,
First and foremost, and more important than anything I always treat everyone at the Human Resources Administration Office located at 109 E 16th St, New York, NY 10003 with the utmost respect at all times.
I never mention people I know paying law enforcement to sabotage and harass me to anyone at the HRA 16th St NYC office.
I’m on public assistance because law enforcement chased away many of my web marketing clients.
Now I’m living in the street homeless.
I don’t drink. I don’t smoke. I don’t have a criminal record.
All my belongings are in a storage place on West 29th St in Manhattan.
Every month when I give my storage invoice to HRA, I suspect that law enforcement threatens the people at HRA not to pay the invoice.
Therefore I have to keep going back to HRA over and over every month.
I suspect that there is quite a bit of evidence that law enforcement is threatening the people at HRA not to pay my storage bill.
Please let me know if you require any additional information from me.
My HRA public assistance case number is 00034231898H
