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Thread-Topic: Municipal Police Confiscation of Housing for their own personal use
From: <governor.haley@sc.lmhostediq.com>
To: <governor.haley@sc.lmhostediq.com>
Subject: Municipal Police Confiscation of Housing for their own personal use
Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2016 19:52:40 -0400
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<FIRST>Raymond</FIRST>
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<LAST>Cooper</LAST>
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<ADDR1>919 Lilac St.</ADDR1>
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<CITY>Longmont</CITY>
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<ZIP>84503</ZIP>
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<SUBJECT>Municipal Police Confiscation of Housing for their own personal use</SUBJECT>
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Governor Haley,

Has South Carolina had problems with municipal police confiscating housing for their own personal use? Has South Carolina had problems with municipal police from Wisconsin &amp Missouri visiting South Carolina for extended times? This may be concentrated in the larger population counties of Anderson, Greenville, Spartanburg and Lexington as well as Myrtle Beach, SC &amp Charleston, SC.

Subject:  Municipal Police paying for housing or not? Why are police allowed to confiscate housing? Are Materials delivered to these confiscated housing addresses? Is it an opportunity to identify interstate municipal police crime problems? With proper court authority and court authorization can mail surveillance be initiated about any municipal police confiscating housing, because they do that to people paying for their own housing? Are the real homeowners missing people not investigated by their police dept.?

Former St Louis Metro Are Police (Municipal Police from St Louis Police Dept., from St Louis County Police Dept., etc.), current/former Green Bay, WI Police, current/former Columbia, MO Police, current/former St Joseph, MO Police &amp current former Milwaukee, WI Police are police in the United States that confiscate their housing as opposed to paying for it. It is possible to identify municipal police bribed by The University of Missouri - Columbia (MIZZOU) by identifying the municipal police not paying for their housing. It is a way to go through the municipal police roster to identify bribed police, police with out of jurisdiction issues, &amp police crime problems. It would be possible to use excessive background checks of the same people repeatedly over an extended times as another screening technique. Municipal Police checking Department of Motor Vehicle information about the same drivers repeatedly over an extended time would be another way to identify misuse of municipal police resources for police crimes. Police Departments with internal investigation may already use screening techniques like this to identify problem police officers earlier rather than later. Can municipal police departments in the United States identify the percentage &amp exact number of police that are not paying for their own housing? They are paid more than the median income in most places and they should be able to pay for housing, if they are full time police officers.

I have never lived in St Louis, MO Metro Area, KC, MO, Columbia, MO, Milwaukee, WI, Omaha, NE or Green Bay, WI, but I have repeatedly had current/former municipal police from these jurisdiction (sometimes very far from their jurisdictions) focused on my housing, and they were current or former police living in confiscated housing. Are they also police disregarding other people's property while they just confiscate what they need?
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