I don’t bring this up to anyone at your retail locations.
People I know pay New York City law enforcement to harass me every day.
One of the things that law enforcement does that most people don’t know about is pay civilians or people that don’t work for the government or law enforcement to run around in regular clothes and scam people.
For example, law enforcement has women and men blow drug smoke in my face, crash into me, shove their phones in my face, rob me, pretend they are with me, and many other scams.
In my opinion, New York City law enforcement doesn’t have any oversight at all.
The US Attorney Southern District of New York, the Manhattan District Attorney, the New York City FBI, the NYPD and many others blocked my phone number and email.
I was just about to enter one of your ATM’s on May 13, 2023 at about 6:50 AM.
As usual New York City law enforcement can’t resist running another scam on me. It’s Saturday morning in the Grand Central area.
There are hardly any people out on the street.
When I was opening the door to the ATM with my card there was someone hiding behind me, waiting for the door to open.
The minute I opened the door with my card the person ran up behind me and grabbed the door before it closed.
I just went around the person and walked out.
I’m not claiming the person was there to rob me.
I’m claiming the person was there to harass me.
Maybe the person is a drug dealer, child molester, or something like that.
I’m not saying every person I interact with in New York City is working for law enforcement in regular clothes.
I’m saying that sometimes it’s more obvious then others.
For example, I’ve been robbed dozens of times in New York City.
You can look up one of the times I was robbed because someone stole my bank card and took it to a high crime area.
The thief used my card several times until your security feature shut off the card.
Again this has nothing to do with your bank.
Anytime someone in regular clothes starts harassing me at your bank or any store for that matter, I just ignore the person or people and walk away.
I never mention any of this to the people at your retail locations, only corporate here.
There were several reasons that I was calling Nassau County 911 and Nassau County Police Headquarters.
I’m only going to focus on one of the reasons in this email.
People I know pay the NYPD and Nassau County Police to viciously harass me. They are still harassing me today.
One of the main reasons I was calling the Nassau County Police was to report that the Nassau County Police has their civilian scam team follow me into supermarkets, restaurants, retail stores, and harass me.
They physically attack me, they try and pick fights with me, they try and start arguments with me, they cut me off, crash into me, shove their phones in my face, and do anything they can to upset me.
The Nassau County Police Department said I was calling them for no reason. I have rock-sold evidence to prove that is not true. I had several legitimate reasons for calling them.
My next court date is near the end of March, 2021. I was arrested last year.
There is no way that the Nassau County Police could have investigated people following me into stores and harassing me because they didn’t have my bank records. Without my bank records, there is no way to know what store I was at and at what time.
The reason I’m contacting you is that I don’t know how long the stores are going to hold on to their security video. It could be one month or a few months. Hopefully, it’s a year.
The longer we wait, the more evidence is going to disappear. How can anyone prove anything if the evidence is gone?
One thing that will be proved either way is that the Nassau County Police arrested me and never investigated anything.
They also verbally attacked me on the phone and are now trying to make the calls disappear by underreporting the number of times I called them.
Why would I have possibly been spending that amount of time calling the police if nothing was going on?
I was asking them to look at security videos at stores.
If we get access to the security video at stores I visited in Nassau County we can obtain footage of several instances of the Nassau County Police Department’s civilian scam team harassing me in stores. They are still doing it to me today.
This is only one of the reasons I was calling. I’m saving the rest because I’m waiting to hear from the court if I can represent myself.
I sent you my bank and phone records.
Please let me know if there is any way we can request the security video at stores so we can obtain the footage of Nassau County Police’s civilian team repeatedly following me into stores and harassing me.
People I know pay the police to kill people, set people up, tamper with people’s food, etc.
They don’t care who I tell, they have zero oversight. Internal affairs is a complete scam.
People I know paid the police to steal my money. They also run around and tell people not to deal with me.
There are hundreds or thousands of people who know this is going on. There is nothing anyone can do to help me. It’s standard practice with law enforcement.
If you Google cointelpro or search cointelpro on Wikipedia that’s what I’m dealing with.
I have been homeless for about five years. I don’t drink. I don’t smoke. I don’t party. I’m a full-time student at Baruch College.
The police use incapacitating agents on me while I’m sleeping and then operate on me.
They rip my teeth out. They break my teeth. They also cut my arms and hands while I’m sleeping.
I have never woken up while they do it.
In addition to knocking me out with incapacitating agents and cutting me, the police have drug addicts and drug dealers who work for them follow me around all day long.
The drug addicts and drug dealers who work for the police pretend they are handing me things and pose for pictures and videos around me.
This article is dedicated to all the innocent people who have been killed by police around the world.
This article is also dedicated to all the innocent people who are locked up right now.
The government has unlimited money to investigate anything they want. The government also can fabricate evidence, destroy evidence, and erase evidence.
Unless you have a lot of money, in my humble opinion, it’s a nightmare navigating the court system.
This is my opinion. I’m not an attorney. Use this information at your own risk. Verify everything yourself. If you have an emergency call 911.
The police (NYPD, NCPD, etc.) also have young girls follow me around and pretend they are scared.
The police have young girls crash into me. Shove their phones in my face. Run in front of me and start bending over trying to get me to look at them. Plus a lot more.
The police also has their civilian team try and pick fights with me constantly. I have seen the exact same scams in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and other states. I have contacted several government agencies and none of them have helped me at all.
I submitted 8 PDFS from T Mobile with my phone records to my Nassau County Legal Aid attorney. I would be happy to share my T Mobile phone records with you directly or you can obtain them from my attorney.
Respectfully, I would like copies of all the call recordings to be used as evidence in my case. I called many more times than the Nassau County Police Department is claiming.
The Nassau County Police and their team acted extremely unprofessionally on several calls. The citizens of Nassau County will be horrified when they hear the Nassau County Police Headquarters switchboard operators in action.
I probably called over 1,000 times. That includes calls to the Nassau County Police Department, Nassau County 911, Nassau County Internal Affairs, and a few calls to the precincts.
I also called the Nassau County District Attorney’s Office and the Nassau County Executives Office to report that rich people I know are paying the police to harass me.
There is one call to the Nassau County Police 4th Precinct that is beyond unprofessional. A police officer picked up the phone and threatened me. I said I’m writing down the time and date of this call, I hope it’s being recorded. The officer immediately hung up.
1,000 calls might sound like a lot. It doesn’t seem like a lot when New York law enforcement is maliciously harassing me.
Five days before my arrest officers from the NCPD 6th Precinct stopped me in Great Neck and told me to stop calling Nassau County 911. That was the last time I called. I also stopped calling Nassau County Police Headquarters at that time.
The Nassau County Police Department is claiming that I called them from two phones when I only have one phone.
One of New York law enforcement’s signature scams is to have civilians who work for them ferociously pick fights with people.
When the person they are trying to set up reacts, namely me in this circumstance, the person is immediately arrested. Then all the evidence is destroyed that doesn’t back up the police’s narrative. Exactly what they are trying to do in this case.
When the Nassau County Police Department and their civilian team brutally harass me, I call and report it. That’s the only reaction they get out of me. The individuals at Nassau County Police Headquarters pick up the phone and insult me, threaten me, and hang up. I’ll call back a few times just so it’s documented.
Needless to say, the Nassau County Police Department and their civilian lie and scam team are still harassing me when I’m in Nassau County. I just take it because obviously, I can’t call anymore.
I would like to file a police report that people I know pay New York law enforcement including the NCPD to harass people including myself. I was denied reports by the NCPD 2nd and 4th Precinct.
People I know also pay New York law enforcement to allow them to commit felonies. I have rock-solid evidence of that.
I suspect the Nassau County Police Department is not submitting the calls where they are verbally attacking and threatening me on the phone. Hopefully, the court doesn’t allow that.
I also submitted my college transcript from The City University of New York to my Nassau County Legal Aid Attorney. I have a 3.975 GPA after 36 credits and I’m on the Dean’s List.
This is an email I sent to Nassau County Legal Aid and others about it.
Greetings,
I stopped calling Nassau County Police headquarters and Nassau County 911 about five days before my arrest. Members of the Nassau County Police 6th Precinct told me to stop calling when I was in Great Neck and I did. Of course, Nassau County law enforcement and their civilian team continue to harass me because people I know have been paying them for decades. I just ignore them and call law enforcement and government numbers outside of Nassau County.
I just finished school at CUNY for the semester where I’m on the Dean’s List with a 4.0 GPA after 27 credits. Now I have to deal with being falsely arrested.
I was looking at my Nassau County arrest complaint and immediately I noticed that they are writing that I was calling from multiple phone numbers. The only phone number I have is 917-815-5415. I have no connection with the other mobile phone number listed.
Why are they writing that I’m calling from a phone that I have no connection with? I only have one phone. I have no money. If it wasn’t for student loans I couldn’t afford the phone I have. Why would I have two phones?
My phone is registered in my name at T Mobile. I told the arresting officers, the Nassau County District attorney, Nassau County legal aid, and others that I will gladly share my T Mobile phone records. I have nothing to hide. I don’t do anything illegal.
I don’t drink. I don’t smoke. I don’t party. I’ll gladly turn over my bank records if that will help.
I can’t figure out which calls in my T Mobile account are to Nassau County 911 or NYPD 911. I know I called Nassau County 911 several times because people I know pay them to harass me. When Nassau County Police and their civilian team start harassing me and trying to pick fights with me to get me in trouble, I would call Nassau County Police headquarters or Nassau County 911. I haven’t called since about five days before my arrest.
I think that for some reason Nassau County Police are underreporting the calls that I made. I suspect the reason is that they are embarrassed about how their operators acted and sounded on the phone. I suspect I called more times than they are reporting. I’m going to check my phone records and write up the information.
In addition to the Nassau County police lying and saying I have two phones when I only have one, I am going to continue to analyze this complaint because I think there is at least one other thing in there that might be false.
I have called NYPD 911 several times over the years because I spend the majority of my time in New York City and the same people I know that pay the NCPD pay the NYPD to viciously harass me.
If anyone reading this doesn’t believe this goes on members of New York law enforcement have recently been arrested for murder, rape, child abuse, drug dealing, drunk driving, the list goes on. I can only imagine what they are getting away with.
I only have one phone. I’m on public assistance/welfare. If it wasn’t for student loans I wouldn’t even have one phone. The whole point of calling the police is that the NYPD and NCPD are blocking me from obtaining police reports. When I call, my thought process is why would someone who is doing something illegal call NCPD headquarters? At least if anything happens I can prove that I called to report that the NCPD was viciously harassing me. The whole point of calling is for the calls to be on my phone records as evidence that I can’t get anywhere else.
The NCPD is lying about the number of times I called to cover up the calls where they look horrible. They are lying about me calling from two phones when the whole point of calling is for the calls to be on my phone records as evidence that the police are harassing me.
This is taken from the complaint.
I, was working as a switchboard operator for the Nassau County Police Department communications bureau, located at 1194 Prospect Ave., Westbury, NY 11590. At approximately 10-11am another operator and I began receiving numerous phone calls from a man who identified himself as Mark Pine, using phone number 917 [hidden]. Said individual began complaining that a police officer named Rich was receiving a pension even though he was fired. He would demand to speak with a detective or the police commissioner, and continued to gripe about the police department. While describing his contempt with the police department he began to use graphic sexual language that made me uncomfortable. I notified the dispatch supervisor, who spoke with the caller and asked that he cease calling the switchboard/communications bureau. He then started calling from a different number, 917-815-5415, and when he wasn’t complaining and using vulgar language he would simply hang up when we answered his call. I clearly recognized the voice of the same caller for all of the calls received from these numbers. These calls have become a nuisance and need to stop. I am not requesting an arrest at this time. Report for documentation purposes only. This statement was prepared for me by Officer Joos and it is the truth.
I’m going to continue working on this. I can’t believe how the Nassau County Police makes up blatant lies in police reports. I’m sitting in a subway station writing this. After about ten minutes of writing this, someone ran up to me and blew marijuana smoke in my face, and ran off. That’s been done to me hundreds of times.
Did the NYC Comptroller’s office send the piece of paper so I can move ahead with my lawsuit against the NYPD? The reason I ask is that the NYPD and their civilian team just stole my PO Box key.
They will steal the letter with the information I need to sue them from the NYC Comptroller’s office to set back my lawsuit for several months. The NYPD has stolen and destroyed my property, including mail, hundreds of times, this is nothing new.
Then they proceed to tease me about it. They love to tease, harass, and attack me. Can you please email me any information regarding my lawsuit against the NYPD so I can move forward with the courts?
With all due respect, I have suffered enough at the hands of the NYPD. It’s time to officially file a lawsuit against them.
