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Well folks! Just as I suspected whenever H.O.W. Lynda Jones is upset she calls the cops over something menial and I am assuming Ingrid Nosel put her up to it. She did this before in March 2015 and here we go again. Late Friday afternoon as I’m delivering take out fish and chip dinners to tenant Elder Judy who has a physical disability I met up with two police officers at the building entrance. I am told last week they received a complaint from H.O.W. Lynda Jones in regard to a small out of focus crappy pix of her sitting on the courtyard bench which I posted in a previous blog four weeks ago. There was nothing obscene about the pix she wasn’t posing naked in a provocative manner, just a person fully clothed sitting and wearing sunglasses.
The police and I had a short and to the point conversation (all the while I’m holding two hot fish & chip dinners) I listen to what they had to say and then I was allowed to speak on my behalf. I reminded the police officers there is no court order signed by a judge stating I have restrictions at KMHC and they acknowledged that. The officers were civil and didn’t pull “the tough cop routine” in which case I would have exercise my right to walked away. There was a complaint and they were trying to work out a solution. The male officer suggested I talk to UNH’s upper management to clear the air, I said to him I’ve tried that six months ago in writing and I never got a response back from the acting director of UNH’s. He displayed a surprise reaction. The officers were also totally unaware of the UNH’s financial scandal so I filled them in.
1. During off hours any correspondence from me regarding tenant issues will be delivered under the office door and accepted by UNH’s.
The officers agreed that sounds reasonable and will pass the message on to H.O.W. Lynda Jones.
In closing I would like bloggers to never be discouraged to write your thoughts, post pic and videos, stick to the guidelines and you'll be fine. As for me, I wasn’t intimidated by the presence of local police there were no charges or fines issued and no demand from the officers to remove the pix. It was a simple request from the Hamilton Police Services. We ended the conversation cordially with a thank you and have a good evening. On social media freedom of speech and expression is alive and well.
tk
Well folks! Just as I suspected whenever H.O.W. Lynda Jones is upset she calls the cops over something menial and I am assuming Ingrid Nosel put her up to it. She did this before in March 2015 and here we go again. Late Friday afternoon as I’m delivering take out fish and chip dinners to tenant Elder Judy who has a physical disability I met up with two police officers at the building entrance. I am told last week they received a complaint from H.O.W. Lynda Jones in regard to a small out of focus crappy pix of her sitting on the courtyard bench which I posted in a previous blog four weeks ago. There was nothing obscene about the pix she wasn’t posing naked in a provocative manner, just a person fully clothed sitting and wearing sunglasses.
The police and I had a short and to the point conversation (all the while I’m holding two hot fish & chip dinners) I listen to what they had to say and then I was allowed to speak on my behalf. I reminded the police officers there is no court order signed by a judge stating I have restrictions at KMHC and they acknowledged that. The officers were civil and didn’t pull “the tough cop routine” in which case I would have exercise my right to walked away. There was a complaint and they were trying to work out a solution. The male officer suggested I talk to UNH’s upper management to clear the air, I said to him I’ve tried that six months ago in writing and I never got a response back from the acting director of UNH’s. He displayed a surprise reaction. The officers were also totally unaware of the UNH’s financial scandal so I filled them in.
The female officer could tell I’m a level headed man and not
the prick the staff make me out to be. The officers hinted the complaints are petty and I agree. So the bottom line is Lynda wants the pix
removed. Hmm! I thought about it for….10 seconds
and because the police officers were respectful and polite. I agreed I will remove the tiny pix this one time
but on two conditions:
1. During off hours any correspondence from me regarding tenant issues will be delivered under the office door and accepted by UNH’s.
2. For the duration of Lynda’s employment she is not to
communicate with me while at the KMHC building.
The officers agreed that sounds reasonable and will pass the message on to H.O.W. Lynda Jones.
In closing I would like bloggers to never be discouraged to write your thoughts, post pic and videos, stick to the guidelines and you'll be fine. As for me, I wasn’t intimidated by the presence of local police there were no charges or fines issued and no demand from the officers to remove the pix. It was a simple request from the Hamilton Police Services. We ended the conversation cordially with a thank you and have a good evening. On social media freedom of speech and expression is alive and well.
I wrote this blog Friday evening right after I finished my
fish & chip dinner and I decided to post it today. After
a successful meeting on Friday at the Aboriginal Affairs office in Toronto, Canada I wasn’t
going to allow HPS or UNH’s ruin my weekend.
June is Aboriginal month in North America and I plan on celebrating it
to the fullest. Please visit and support
your local Aboriginal Pow Wow event, the Native dancers will knock your socks
off. :)
tk
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Thanks for your question. :)