Mark Pine

Tag: The City University of New York

  • Email to Baruch College about the New York City police NYPD and their civilian people harassing me. 

    Greetings Baruch College, 

    I always treat everyone at Baruch College politely and respectfully.

    I always treat everyone at the New York Courts respectfully.

    I always treat everyone at the NYC Comptroller’s office respectfully. 

    I never mention anything negative to teachers or students. 

    Long story short I’m pro se suing the NYPD. 

    The police know because they received my notice of claims from the NYC Comptroller’s office. 

    There are a lot of good and bad cops. 

    I don’t have a criminal record. 

    I don’t do anything illegal. 

    People I know pay the police to harass me, it’s nothing personal. 

    The New York City police NYPD have been harassing me for my entire 40s and I’m 48. 

    The only reason I’m quickly mentioning this here is because the New York City police NYPD have billions of dollars and they wipe the floor with people in the blink of an eye. 

    The NYPD pays civilian women and men to crash into me, shove their phones in my face, blow weed and vape smoke in my face, yell at me, and many more audio, video, and phone scams. 

    For example, the NYPD has civilian women and men who don’t work for the government pick up government, law enforcement, and police phones to run scams on me, get audio they can take out of content, and try to get me kicked out of every place I go. 

    I’m keeping this email tame because it’s an email to Baruch College CUNY. 

    The New York City or Manhattan police made it very clear to me that they are going to get me kicked out of every place I go, get me kicked off public assistance, and a lot more. 

    From my experience some of the people who work for the federal, state, and city government don’t want to deal with civilians being harassed by law enforcement. 

    I don’t blame them. 

    I just wanted to let you know I’m walking on eggshells. 

    The people in charge of New York City law enforcement have billions of dollars and are some of the biggest gangsters in the city if not the biggest. 

    I’ve contacted more than 1,000 United States government offices and they won’t help. 

    I don’t blame them. 

    I’m making the best of the situation. 

    Whatever happens I’ll keep trying to elevate my life and help others. 

    There are people who have it a lot worse than me. 

    For example, people in prison getting harassed by law enforcement. 

    Once American law enforcement has you in a cage it’s a wrap. 

    Thank you and have a great day.

    Mark Pine

  • I’m trying to graduate from Baruch College.

    Greetings Baruch College,

    I always treat everyone at Baruch College politely and respectfully no matter what. 

    I would like to get all the money back from my Spring 2025 semester. 

    It all was paid by FAFSA.  

    I’ll have the documents sent over to you this week or next week latest. 

    I tried to drop my whole Spring 2025 semester with the Dean of Students office and they said no. 

    The Dean of Students office said I need to get a letter from my Medicaid doctor that I couldn’t get. 

    Then I tried to drop my Spring 2025 semester with the Associate Dean Weissman and they said no. I’m not sure why they said no. 

    I have one more appeal with the Associate Dean Weissman in September. 

    If I have to wait for that answer to request a tuition appeal please let me know. 

    The only issue with that is if I wait too long I’m going to get shut out of my Spring 2026 classes. 

    I have a massive number of medical visits (emergency room and urgent care) and NYPD police reports with me as the victim being robbed and harassed, all during the Spring 2025 semester. 

    My GPA was a 3.8 at the beginning of the Spring 2025 semester. 

    After I wasn’t allowed to drop the Spring 2025 semester, I did my best to salvage it and received a 3.4 GPA. My lowest GPA for any semester at CUNY. 

    That’s why my GPA lowered to 3.7. 

    I’ve been issued more than 30 NYPD police reports with me as the victim since I started at CUNY. 

    I was issued a few NYPD police reports during the Spring 2025 semester. I have copies of them all. 

    I suspect I’ve been robbed more than any current CUNY student, definitely top 10. 

    For example, stolen clothes, phones, tablets, laptops, backpacks, etc. 

    My mobile phone was stolen 6 separate times in 2023. 

    My phone has been stolen more than 10 times since I started at CUNY. 

    I’ve had so many laptops stolen I lost count. 

    Same thing with clothes, phone batteries, etc. 

    I have a 3.7 GPA with 6 classes left to graduate. 

    I’ve been living in the street for the last ten years on welfare. 

    I don’t have a criminal record. 

    I don’t do anything illegal. 

    I’m just living on public assistance with bad credit. 

    People I know are constantly harassing me without any legitimate reason outside of school and that has led to millions of dollars in emergency room and urgent care visits since I started at CUNY including more than ten emergency room visits during Spring 2025. 

    I’ve been to urgent cares and emergency rooms for the same reason so many times this summer so far I lost count. 

    There are a lot of normal homeless people like me, we’re just never publicized. 

    Anytime people see homeless on the news or social media they show drug addicts, alcoholics, and people breaking the law. 

    All my financial aid ran out and I can’t graduate. 

    I respect everyone’s decision, I just don’t understand why CUNY wouldn’t want to help me graduate considering my situation. 

    My plan is to use the money I receive back to take two classes during Fall 2025, two classes during Spring 2026, and two classes during Fall 2026. 

    That way no matter how much I’m harassed and however many medical visits I can still manage my studies. 

    Then I would like to attend CUNY graduate school.

    Worst case scenario I can take the two Fall 2025 classes and then I’ll have to leave school.

    I’ll have four classes left to graduate and that will be it. 

    I never mention any of this negative stuff to professors or students at Baruch College. 

    I just want to clearly make my case here so everyone involved with dropping classes and appeals knows how I landed in this situation.

    Please advise with any information you can. 

    Thank you and have a great day. 

    Mark Pine 

  • The famous in-class Baruch College leg bounce.

    The famous in-class Baruch College leg bounce.

    Greetings,

    Right now, I’m sitting in class. 

    I’m not saying a word. 

    Two students, one female, one male, sitting next to me are kicking imaginary field goals over and over for 30 minutes at a time from their desks in class. 

    This is at a business school that is very difficult to get into.

    One student is sitting directly next to me and the other student is sitting right behind him. 

    They are kicking imaginary field goals over and over.

    I have no idea who the students are.

    I’m ignoring them. 

    This has been going on in almost all my classes for the last four years; it’s nothing new.  

    For the past four years I have dozens of Baruch College students crashing into me, shoving their phones in my face, harassing in the bathroom, in the subway stations near school, and much more. 

    I have no idea who any of them are and I never say a word to any of them.

    I just move away.

    In my opinion, people I know pay New York City law enforcement and their civilian lie and scam team to harass me constantly. 

    Of course, NYC law enforcement has Baruch College students harassing me during class. 

    Again, I have no idea who they are, I’m not looking at them, I’m not saying a word. 

    I just see them out of the corner of my eye. 

    The best thing you can do to someone whose job is to start arguments and fights with people on behalf of law enforcement is to ignore them, and that’s what I do. 

    Disclaimers:

    I always treat everyone at Baruch College with the utmost respect at all times. 

    That includes Baruch College staff, professors, security guards, and students. 

    Treating people at Baruch College and CUNY respectfully is more important than anything. 

    I never partake in any controversial conversations at Baruch College under any circumstances. 

    When I’m at Baruch College, I never say anything controversial, not even close. 

    I’m always very cautious regarding the way I act at Baruch College because it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. 

    I started my own content/journalism enterprise with the information I’ve learned at Baruch College. 

    So far, it’s earned $5.10.

    I have new revenue streams opening up. 

    Hopefully, the number will increase. 

    I would like for more people to find out about how CUNY can help them elevate their lives the way it’s helping me. 

    If people saw how much Baruch College and CUNY did for me in the past three years, they would sign up. 

    Since I started at CUNY, everything I’ve said at LaGuardia Community College and Baruch College is polite and respectful. 

    At Baruch College, I never say anything that’s even close to being offensive or disrespectful to anyone. 

    If someone at Baruch College pours a can of paint on my head and throws my laptop and phone out of the window, I won’t react negatively. 

    Believe me, it’s been tested.

    I will say thank you and walk away. 

    The same thing goes for the supermarket, coworking places, gyms, storage place, etc.

    My main goals at Baruch College are to treat everyone respectfully and graduate.

    I want to clarify a little further because this is so important. 

    I’m not giving any opinions in Baruch College classes or to anyone at Baruch College about controversial local, national, or global current events.

    Anyone at CUNY can say anything they would like. 

    I’m not. 

    There are plenty of topics to speak about that aren’t controversial. 

    I respect everyone’s opinions. 

    Even if a topic isn’t controversial, I’m still very cautious about people’s feelings. 

    Anyone can say anything they want at Baruch College to me or in front of me. 

    You won’t hear a complaint from me. 

    I’m not saying a word about anything even close to controversial. 

    Again, if a Baruch College student says every negative thing they can think of about me to my face, takes all my belongings, and throws them out the window of the vertical building, I will say thank you and walk away. 

    When I’m at Baruch College, I act like I’m under a microscope at all times. 

    There are plenty of places on the internet and outside of Baruch College where I can talk about anything I would like. 

    I don’t have any desire to discuss anything close to controversial with anyone at Baruch College.  

    I never have, and I never will. 

    I don’t socialize with anyone from Baruch College in or outside of Baruch College.

    I’m polite, professional, and respectful to Baruch College students when I’m placed in mandatory in-class student groups. 

    Once class is over, I respectfully keep to myself due to the massive number (thousands every year) of complaints from New York college students against New York college students. 

    I never share any personal contact information with anyone at Baruch College. 

    Respectfully, I’m not discussing any controversial local, national, or global current events with anyone at Baruch College.

    I’m not complaining about anything to anyone at Baruch College.

    Anyone at Baruch College can say anything they want to me or in front of me, and I’m not saying a word. 

    While I’m inside Baruch College, I’m only discussing topics that aren’t controversial. 

    For example, I like how New York City repaved many of the streets. 

    For example, I like the idea pertaining to developing apartments in the Financial District while simultaneously protecting New York City from future storms.

    Treating people respectfully is the most important thing for me at CUNY. 

    I hope everyone reaches their goals. 

    The only person I’m competing with is myself. 

    In my spare time I’m trying to raise money from professional accredited investors. 

    I’m working on a movie about people who take audio and video out of context with witnesses to get people in trouble. 

    For example, people take audio and video from once place to another place with witnesses to get people kicked out of places. 

    I’m also working on raising money for a bunch of additional startups. 

    If it works out I give a massive amount of credit to the professors and staff at CUNY, including Baruch College and LaGuardia Community College. 

  • Opinion: Response to the New York Attorney General motion in my City University of New York civil lawsuit. October 2, 2022.

    Disclaimers:

    I’m not an attorney.

    I don’t know anything about the law.

    I’m representing myself.

    Mark Pine Vs The City University of New York

    I’ll sue you if you don’t share this page. Just kidding.

    State of New York Court of Claims 

    Claim no. 138078

    First and foremost, I always treat everyone at the New York State Courts with the utmost respect at all times.

    That is more important than anything. 

    Regardless of the outcome of this case, I will continue to learn more about the law and improve the way I’m able to represent myself. 

    The New York State Court System and everyone who works there is great.

    Thank you. 

    I have dozens of civil lawsuits that I plan on filing in the future in New York State Courts, therefore it’s very important for me to stay on the best terms humanly possible with everyone at the New York State Courts.

    That includes Judges, security guards working at the courthouses, individuals at the clerk’s offices, people working in the law libraries, etc. 

    In my opinion, New York City law enforcement loves to lie and say that Mark Pine is rude and then create conversations by editing old audio and video they have of me into new conversations. 

    Also, in my opinion, New York City law enforcement runs around town paying and threatening people to say Mark Pine is rude. 

    Regardless of the outcome of this case, I will continue to treat everyone at the New York Attorney General’s Office with the utmost respect at all times.

    I understand that everyone is doing their best under the circumstances. 

    In my opinion, people I know pay law enforcement to tease me, harass me, sabotage me, try to set me up, and drug me. 

    New York City law enforcement has women and men in regular clothes crash into me, shove their phones in my face, and block me from walking. 

    NYPD Internal Affairs, New York FBI, US Attorney Southern District, Manhattan District Attorney, United States Secret Service, United States Marshals, New York City Crime Stoppers, and many other government agencies have blocked my phone number. 

    I don’t have a criminal record.

    I don’t do anything illegal.

    I don’t drink.

    I don’t smoke.

    I don’t party. 

    I don’t date.

    I’m too scared to date after New York City law enforcement, in my opinion, started paying women in their teens and twenties to crash into me, shove their phones in my face, and try to set me up as a stalker.

    In my opinion, New York City law enforcement has men do the same thing to try and start fights with me. 

    I have been living in the street homeless in New York City for at least the last five years with New York City law enforcement and their plain clothes harassment team harassing me.

    I just take the abuse because there is nothing I can do and none of law enforcement’s oversight will help me at all. 

    I have been a full-time student at LaGuardia Community College and Baruch College, both City University of New York (CUNY) Schools, for over two years.

    During that time, in my opinion, New York City law enforcement, in my opinion, has CUNY students cut me off, crash into me, block me from walking, and shove their phones in my face over and over. 

    I always treat everyone at Baruch College with the utmost respect at all times.

    That includes staff, professors, security guards, and students.

    Treating people at Baruch College respectfully is more important than anything. 

    I’m living in the street in New York City, and I’m on welfare.

    Anytime I try to find a job, in my opinion, New York City law enforcement and their plain clothes sabotage team threatens people and tells them not to give me a penny under any circumstances. 

    I’m not mentioning New York City law enforcement and their plain clothes team harassing me to anyone at Baruch College except the Dean via email every once in a while. 

    I have the utmost respect humanly possible for the stellar Baruch College Dean.

    In my opinion, there is nothing he can do to stop New York City law enforcement and their regular clothes harassment team from harassing me every day. 

    I used to email the CUNY Chancellor, CUNY Title 9 Coordinator, Baruch College President, etc., to let them know that, in my opinion, New York City law enforcement has people harassing me constantly on and off school grounds. 

    I was politely instructed by the Baruch College Dean to only email him about these types of matters from now on.

    Of course, I followed his directive and hold him in the highest regard. 

    In my opinion, New York City law enforcement and whoever directs them can have anyone at Baruch College, and CUNY fired immediately if they don’t do what New York City law enforcement says, even in regards to New York City law enforcement sabotaging students. 

    In my opinion, New York City law enforcement doesn’t have any oversight at all, and they abuse their power 365 days a year. 

    New York City law enforcement helps many people and does a lot of good too.

    That’s no excuse for them to harass, sabotage, and kill people.

    Several innocent people have been murdered recently (past year to five years) by New York City law enforcement, NYPD, etc.

    Members of the NYPD have been convicted for murder, drug dealing, child abuse, domestic violence, and much more.

    That is a provable fact reported on in mainstream news media. 

    I never mention a word about New York City law enforcement harassing me to any of my professors at Baruch College. 

    I treat my Baruch College professors with the utmost respect at all times, no matter what. 

    If a Baruch College professor calls me a homeless loser, pours a can of paint over my head, throws my laptop out of the window, and tells me they hope the NYPD locks me up for the rest of my life—I will say thank you. 

    I would never say a negative word to a Baruch College professor, staff, student, or anyone at Baruch College under any circumstances.

    New York City law enforcement’s Baruch College staff and student scam team ambushes me constantly at Baruch College. 

    About a year or so ago, I was arrested in Nassau County, Long Island, New York.

    The Nassau County Police bought a phone, said it was my phone, and apparently made calls with the phone. 

    I was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor.

    Eventually, the charge was lowered to a violation. 

    I asked why would I want to mask my phone number?

    I have called various law enforcement and government agencies more than 10,000 times from my own number. 

    I’m living in the street, homeless.

    I can barely afford one phone, let alone two.

    These are the types of New York City law enforcement scams I’m up against every day. 

    I refer to them as Billion Dollar Scams. 

    Last but not least, I never spend cash except to do my laundry, so how would I buy a phone that isn’t recorded in my bank account records? 

    In my opinion, New York City law enforcement is threatening to murder me with drugs, so I’m scared to handle cash at all. 

    The other day I had a headache and was too scared to buy Advil because I didn’t want New York City law enforcement to have pictures of me taking the Advil.  

    Everyone at the courts is smart.

    Everyone at CUNY is smart.

    Everyone at the New York Attorney General’s Office is smart.

    I’m smart.

    Everyone is doing their best under the circumstances.

    I’m not underestimating anyone’s intelligence. 

    I’m not mad at anyone at CUNY, even if they sabotage me.

    Nothing that is happening at CUNY regarding New York City law enforcement harassing, teasing, and sabotaging me is new.

    It’s all been going on for more than two years since day one.

    I didn’t say anything then, I’m not saying anything now. 

    I’m living in the street, homeless, and on welfare.

    Thanks to CUNY, I just received $8,400 from student loans. 

    I bought two down-insulated jackets.

    I bought two because New York City law enforcement will probably rip them both, in my opinion.

    If I only had one, New York City law enforcement would rip it or steal it. 

    I bought laptops, clothes, paid bills, etc. 

    Even living in the street my life is a lot more comfortable thanks to CUNY.

    I joined a coworking, so I have a warm place to go 24 hours daily.

    I also paid for my gym so I can shower. 

    If I’m correct, the Assistant Attorney General is either saying I filed the lawsuit in the wrong court or I labeled the lawsuit incorrectly. 

    This is the second time I filed a lawsuit against CUNY in the New York Court of Claims.

    No one mentioned anything last time about an incorrect label on the lawsuit or it being the wrong court. 

    I will contact various legal services and try to figure out what I did wrong as quickly as possible. 

    If I’m correct, I believe the New York Court of Claims is the correct place to file a lawsuit against CUNY, so maybe I incorrectly labeled the lawsuit. 

    This whole lawsuit is about, in my opinion, CUNY allowing New York City law enforcement to sabotage me at Baruch College.

    I’m not mad at CUNY.

    I don’t blame them for not wanting to lose their jobs. 

    In my opinion, New York City law enforcement can have anyone at Baruch College fired if they don’t go along with New York City law enforcement’s scams, and I’m a big-dollar set-up victim.

    Meaning the civilians I know that pay New York City law enforcement to sabotage me have a lot of money and connections. 

    I’m not complaining to anyone at Baruch College about New York City law enforcement harassing me. 

    Anytime I speak with any Baruch College professors or staff, I treat them with the utmost respect at all times and I never mention anything about New York City law enforcement or anything negative for that matter. 

    In my spare time from Baruch College, I’m trying to get the word out as much as possible that people I know are paying New York City law enforcement to harass me and can they please help me. 

    I’m claiming that New York City law enforcement is threatening and forcing Baruch College and CUNY to put female students in my classes to try and set me up as a stalker. 

    I’m claiming that New York City law enforcement is threatening and forcing Baruch College and CUNY to put male students in my classes to try and start fights with me. 

    I can care less. I ignore them all. 

    If someone at Baruch College spits in my face, I would say thank you and walk away.

    I don’t care.

    I’ve been through hell, and I’m still here.

    I’m used to it.  

    I’m disappointed that the civilians I know pay New York City law enforcement to run scams on me. 

    I’m not mad at the people New York City law enforcement is sending to harass me and try to set me up. 

    If someone’s job is trying to sabotage and set up innocent people as a staker or try to pick fights with innocent people for law enforcement, that’s their punishment as far as I’m concerned. 

    I don’t care if a student at Baruch College or professor or staff member spits in my face, pours a can of paint on my head, calls me a homeless loser, etc., I will never and have never mentioned one word about New York City law enforcement to anyone at Baruch College, and I have never and will never say a negative word to anyone at Baruch College.

    I just ignore them and walk away. 

    I have always and will always treat everyone at Baruch College, students, staff, professors, etc., with the utmost professionalism and respect at all times.

    No matter what happens or what anyone does to me, I will never mention a word about New York City law enforcement, the NYPD, the New York FBI, etc., to anyone at Baruch College. 

    I want to graduate.

    If you saw me right now, you would not think I was homeless.

    I look like everyone else. 

    In January 2023, I will receive another $8,000 in my bank account to pay my bills for the year.

    That is in addition to welfare. 

    What street homeless person is getting that?

    Not too many.

    Then in August 2023, I get another $8,000.

    I want to keep receiving the money until people save me from being harassed daily by New York City law enforcement and their regular clothes team. 

    I’m also using the laptops, phone, etc., that I could buy thanks to CUNY to contact thousands of companies and try to get the word out that, in my opinion, people I know pay New York City law enforcement to harass me and can they please help. 

    If it weren’t for CUNY, New York City law enforcement would be wiping the floor with me 10X worse than they are now. 

    At least now, when New York City law enforcement has people in regular clothes harassing me every day, I’m warm, and I have places to go.

    If it weren’t for CUNY, I’d be freezing at a coffee shop. 

    I’ll never give up, no matter what. 

    Either New York City law enforcement is going to murder me, lock me up, or I’m going to get help.

    I’ve accepted that fate and I’m doing my best to reach the get help part. 

    Who compliments the person they are suing in a civil suit?

    I am. 

    I’m saying CUNY is one of the best opportunities ever, and I love CUNY. 

    The staff and professors are amazing.

    The students are great, too, except for the fact that New York City law enforcement is incentivizing some of them to harass me constantly. 

    Regardless I’m not saying a word, and I’m taking the abuse.

    It could be worse, I could be in prison with New York City law enforcement tampering with my food every day.

    Plus playing around with the temperature and paying other inmates to harass me around the clock. 

    New York City law enforcement has people blow marijuana and vape smoke in my face outside of school when I’m trying to study. 

    In my opinion, New York City law enforcement has no boundaries regarding sabotage.

    If they think of something, they do it, usually without any consequences. 

  • Opinion: The number one scam I suspect law enforcement would like to use to get me kicked out of Baruch College. 

    If I had to guess, the number one scam that I suspect law enforcement would like to use to get me kicked out of Baruch College is an audio and video scam. 

    Of course, law enforcement would use any lie and scam to get me kicked out of Baruch College because people I know pay law enforcement to harass me. 

    Law enforcement would love to lie and say Mark Pine is a racist, Mark Pine is making controversial comments, Mark Pine is stalking all the Baruch College female students, Mark Pine is arguing with everyone, cheating, plagiarizing, using AI to cheat, and much more. 

    I would like to clarify law enforcement’s audio and video scam one more time. 

    Law enforcement has audio and video of me reporting law enforcement on the phone to the FBI and NYPD 911. 

    I call the FBI bank robbery extension and NYPD 911 almost every day while law enforcement has their civilian lie and scam team harass me.

    Law enforcement forwards my calls to women and men who have no intention of helping me, and they harass me on the phone. 

    Law enforcement, of course, records all the calls with their phone scammers harassing me on the phone.  

    Law enforcement also has people record me with their phones while I’m on my phone reporting law enforcement. 

    Here is law enforcement’s audio and video scam to try and get me kicked out of Baruch College. 

    Law enforcement can have a whole Baruch College class lie and say Mark Pine was arguing with the teacher and all the students in a Baruch College class. 

    Then, law enforcement can take audio and video of me reporting law enforcement for harassing me and edit the audio and video into new conversations with people at Baruch College who are reporting me. 

    Law enforcement has tens of billions or hundreds of billions of dollars per year. 

    Almost anything you’ve ever seen in the entertainment business, law enforcement has. 

    I have had Baruch College students harassing me in every class for the past four years. 

    I just ignore them.

  • Opinion: There are Baruch College students in all my classes looking for any reason to complain about me.

    Greetings,

    I’m very careful and cautious how I conduct myself in all my Baruch College classes.

    For the past four years, I have had Baruch College female and male students harassing me in all of my classes. 

    I know that would never happen. 

    “He’s imagining it.”

    “He’s making it up.”

    My phone was stolen six times so far in 2023. 

    I’ve been robbed more than ten times in 2023. 

    I’ve had my property stolen and vandalized hundreds of times over the years. 

    In my opinion, people I know pay law enforcement to harass me. 

    From my experience, law enforcement has massive resources to run anyone they want into the ground with little or no oversight. 

    I have had Baruch College students and professors crash into me, shove their phones in my face, insult me, yell at me, try to start controversial conversations with me, and many other scams. 

    Baruch College students will jog in place and bounce their legs up and down at their desks directly in front of me for thirty minutes at a time. 

    Getting harassed before, during, and after my Baruch College classes is nothing new; it’s been happening for the past four years. 

    I act professionally and respectfully and make the best of the situation.

    Thank you.

    Mark Pine

  • Opinion: I discovered another scam New York City law enforcement is running on me with my Baruch  College classes. 

    Greetings,

    I have responsibilities like everyone else except for the members of New York City law enforcement that harass me. 

    For example, I have schoolwork. 

    The members of New York City law enforcement that harass me, on the other hand, have billions of dollars in resources and can do whatever they want.

    Additionally, New York City law enforcement has thousands of full-time and part-time staff that run scams all day long and don’t even think about helping anyone. 

    I’ve seen it with my own eyes.

    People I know pay New York City law enforcement and other police departments in New York and other states to rob, steal, scam, cover up crimes, etc. 

    Law enforcement doesn’t have any oversight, so they have almost no chance of getting caught. 

    I know people that have been committing crimes with law enforcement since the 90s. 

    New York City law enforcement has a team of employees that manages my situation at Baruch College. 

    For example, New York City law enforcement has a team of employees that make sure I have Baruch College students harassing me every day at school.

     I have Baruch College students crashing into me, shoving their phones in my face, etc. 

    I just ignore them and walk away. 

    I don’t even report it for the most part because they know where all the security cameras are, and they avoid them. 

    I just figured out a scam that law enforcement ran on me to sabotage me for the Fall 2023 semester. 

    I can’t disclose everything because I’m still a student at Baruch College.

    If I disclose everything here, law enforcement will use it against me.

    There are a few things I’m very comfortable disclosing.

     Law enforcement waited until 3 weeks before the start of the Baruch College Fall 2023 semester to cancel one of my easiest and most fun classes. 

    This is where law enforcement’s lies, scams, and sneakiness really shine through. 

    Law enforcement has their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team blow marijuana smoke and vape mist at me almost every day. 

    That drains almost all of my emergency. 

    It also wastes hours of my day because I have to visit emergency rooms and urgent cares every day to get checked out after law enforcement drugs me. 

    Law enforcement held back putting at least one class on the CUNY First booking system.

    Then after law enforcement saw that I picked my classes and wasn’t checking the CUNY First system anymore, law enforcement put up classes that they know I would have signed up for. 

    Now I know for the future, I have to keep checking because law enforcement is running non-stop scams on me at Baruch College. 

    Mark Pine

  • Opinion: When New York City law enforcement’s plain clothes civilian scam team drugs me on my way to Baruch College, I continue to act normal, polite and respectful at school.

    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. 

    https://council.nyc.gov/budget/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2023/05/NYPD.pdf

    Can you imagine the scams law enforcement can run with billions of dollars? 

    Anyone that’s been a victim of police brutality like me knows what I’m talking about.

     If anyone has any ideas how I can legally get New York City law enforcement to stop harassing me, please let me know. 

    Thank you and have a great day. 

    Mark Pine

  • Opinion: Some of the ways that New York City law enforcement are trying to get me kicked out of Baruch College during the Fall 2023 semester.

    Greetings Higher Education Services Corporation, Office of Higher Education, FBI, NYPD, and others. 

    I always treat everyone at Baruch College with the utmost respect at all times, no matter what. 

    Treating people respectfully at Baruch College is more important than anything. 

    I never cheat on any tests, homework assignments, etc., at Baruch College. 

    I never talk about anything negative or controversial at Baruch College. That includes never talking about how New York City law enforcement and their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team are constantly harassing me. 

    People I know pay New York City law enforcement to sabotage me, harass me, tease me, rob me, etc. 

    Law enforcement doesn’t have any oversight at all in the United States, so they don’t have the slightest concern about getting caught. 

    NYPD Internal Affairs and every internal affairs I’ve ever interacted with is a complete scam. 

    The FBI agents and police officers that get in trouble are a fraction of one percent of the crime that law enforcement is committing.

    I’ve already documented all the ways that New York City law enforcement is trying to get me kicked out of The City University of New York / Baruch College.

    You can read about the scams New York City law enforcement is using to try and get me kicked out of Baruch College in the Mark Pine vs The City University of New York lawsuit exhibits.

    I’m not an attorney.

    I’m representing myself.

    I don’t have a criminal record. 

    I don’t do anything illegal. 

    I don’t drink. 

    I don’t smoke. 

    I don’t party. 

    I don’t date. 

    I treat everyone at Baruch College professionally and respectfully no matter what. 

    I don’t make friends at Baruch College. 

    I’m not looking to date any women at Baruch College. 

    I’m sure there are a lot of great people at Baruch College. 

    New York City law enforcement is constantly harassing me. 

    I find under the circumstances, it’s best to keep to myself. 

    New York City law enforcement has a civilian team of professors, staff, and students at Baruch College that are constantly harassing me. 

    I just play along and either ignore them or just act politely and pretend I don’t know what they are doing. 

    I have a 3.8 GPA at Baruch College, with 8 classes left to graduate. 

    These are some of the scams that New York City law enforcement has in store to try and get me kicked out of Baruch College. 

    New York City law enforcement has been running these scams on me already and will continue to run the same scams on me because they don’t have anyone stopping them. 

    1. New York City law enforcement has female and male Baruch College students crash into me and shove their phones in my face. 

    That’s been done hundreds of times.

    On campus, off campus, in the street, subway, hallways at school, bathrooms, etc. 

    2. New York City law enforcement has Baruch College professors try to set me up for plagiarism and cheating scams. 

    For example, Baruch College professors will tell me to copy and paste something and email it to them. 

    I make a note on the material explaining the instructions. 

    Then the professor will yell at me, saying I was just supposed to send the material without notating that I was told to copy, paste, and send. 

    3. New York City law enforcement has my professors put me into in-class student groups and pairs in classes. 

    Then the students in the groups will start asking for my phone number and email. 

    I politely and respectfully say I prefer to maintain my privacy. 

    Then the students in the in-class groups will complain about me and harass me the whole time. 

    I will pretend I don’t know what they are doing and just act respectfully and take the abuse. 

    4. New York City law enforcement will have Baruch College professors send the whole class everyone’s contact information. 

    Then, New York City law enforcement will impersonate me and contact students from my classes. 

    I would never contact a Baruch College student in class or out of class unless it’s mandatory for a class group.  

    Anytime I interact with Baruch College students for a mandatory class group, I treat the student or students professionally. 

    I only talk about school. 

    I don’t joke around. 

    I don’t socialize. 

    I just take the abuse and don’t respond when they harass me.

    5. New York City law enforcement has tens of billions of dollars with absolutely no oversight at all. 

    That leads to some hi-tech scams that are beyond most people’s imaginations.  

    Lucky for me, I know people that have been paying New York City law enforcement to commit crimes for decades, so I know their scams. 

    Law enforcement has thousands of hours of audio of me arguing on the phone with the FBI, NYPD 911, etc. 

    I’ve called the FBI bank robbery extensions and NYPD 911 over 20,000 times to report law enforcement for harassing me. 

    Law enforcement would like to take the audio of me reporting them and say it happened at Baruch College or on the phone with someone from Baruch College. 

    New York City law enforcement has people from Baruch College pick up NYPD 911 and 311, pretend they work for the New York City Police and argue with me on the phone.

    Of course, law enforcement can have staff, professors, and students at Baruch College act as witnesses and back up any lie. 

    For example, New York City law enforcement would like to take audio of me arguing on the phone with law enforcement or complaining about law enforcement and edit the audio, video, or both into a new conversation between me and one or more people at Baruch College. 

    I never mention law enforcement to anyone at Baruch College.

    New York City law enforcement could have 1,000 people at Baruch College back up any lie they want and act as witnesses. 

    New York City law enforcement has hundreds of Baruch College students running scams in return for an automatic 3.0 GPA or higher. 

    6. Of course, New York City law enforcement always has Baruch College female students trying to set me up as a stalker. 

    If someone offered me a million dollars upfront to have a cup of coffee with a female Baruch College student, staff member, or professor, I would say no because I would think it was a law enforcement setup. 

    Dating is the quickest way to get kicked out of Baruch College. 

    Today is July 23, 2023, at 9 AM. 

    Law enforcement and their plain clothes civilian lie and scam team have already started harassing me today. 

    The last thing I’m thinking about is dating. 

    All I want to do is earn money so I can defend myself legally and properly sue law enforcement and others. 

    If I dated a woman, either she would have to say I did something improper or law enforcement would make her life a living hell. 

    Law enforcement are professionals at harassing people. 

    I’m making it my life’s work to expose United States law enforcement and try to clean it up. 

    7. Law enforcement has Baruch College students start yelling at me during classes and then chase me around the school. 

    I ignore them and report it. 

    I just run away. 

    8. I don’t care if a Baruch College teacher, staff member, or student pours a can of paint on my head, curses me out, and throws my laptop and phone out the window. 

    I will say thank you and walk away. 

    Success is the only form of revenge for me.

    9. I’m sure New York City law enforcement has a million artificial intelligence scams planned for me this semester. 

    I don’t cheat. 

    I don’t need to cheat. 

    For example, I just checked, and this message is already over 1,500 words. 

    If you look at my Grammarly.com account, I’ve written millions of words. 

    I don’t have a problem writing or doing my schoolwork. 

    New York City law enforcement has full remote control access to my laptop and phone. 

    New York City law enforcement can see everything I do on my laptop and phone. 

    If I did anything illegal or cheated, New York City law enforcement would know right away. 

    New York City law enforcement blocks me from using the Baruch College Wi-Fi, and if they allow me to connect, it’s at slower speeds than everyone else.

    There is more, although that’s enough for now.

    If anyone has ideas on how I can legally get New York City law enforcement to stop harassing me, please let me know.

    Thank you and have a great day.

    Mark Pine

  • Opinion: Email to the Baruch College Dean about individuals running scams on me.

    Greetings Dean,

    If you’re too busy to respond it’s no big deal.

    I just like to quickly document everything at Baruch College, especially after I was put on probation a year or so ago. 

    I was just walking into the Baruch College vertical building from the 24 St entrance. 

    I always walk slowly and carefully around the building. 

    No matter how slow or carefully I walk around Baruch College, there are always students crashing into me and shoving their phones in my face.

    I ignore them and don’t say a word. 

    Life isn’t perfect.

    It’s no big deal. 

    I can handle it. 

    I’ve been living in the street homeless for a long time, I’ve seen and experienced a lot. 

    I guess they are having some type of orientation in the school today. 

    When I was walking to the elevators, something strange happened. 

    One of the people wearing the blue shirts checking people in or something turns around when there is plenty of space for me to walk by. 

    The person turned around and pretended and acted like I cut her off. 

    I have no idea how it looks in the security cameras. 

    I didn’t say a word. 

    It’s no big deal. 

    Just thought I’d mention it. 

    Also, I included a link to a YouTube video that shows my laptop screen when I’m at Baruch College in regards to the Wi-Fi speed.

    Thank you and have a great day. 

    Mark Pine