Posts Tagged ‘Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office’
Lender Break Ins
Author: Matthew D. Weidner, Esq.
Attached is a lawsuit that I filed last week, along with police reports that detail the facts of thugs breaking into my client’s home and terrorizing two tourists who were visiting our country from Canada.
Pay particular attention to the findings of fact contained within the police report and the facts the Sheriff’s office uncovers during their investigation. What is most troubling about this phenomena is the fact that the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office has declined to do anything about this case. What is even more troubling than that is the fact that my calls to the Sheriff’s Office have gone completely ignored. I’ve made my way up the chain of command but have received no action on this issue at all.
In addition to being a serious breach of our fundamental rights, someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed here and no one in power seems concerned enough to do anything about this.
This police report is truly very, very disturbing because it details how the lenders broke in and changed the locks on three different properties….
READ THE REPORT CAREFULLY, BECAUSE IT NOTES THAT THE BREAK IN OCCURRED BEFORE A FORECLOSURE WAS EVEN FILED!
INCIDENT NUMBER THREE- TERRORIZED IN HER OWN HOME AND EXAMPLE OF LENDER/SERVICER INSURANCE FRAUD?
The reports below are also very disturbing because again, we get law enforcement making findings of fact but declining to do anything at all about the obvious abuses that are being committed by these lenders on this homeowner. This homeowner is terrified of returning to her own home, afraid that these thugs will have rooted through her home again.
Look at the pictures in the report….just think of how violated you would feel if someone came into your home and took pictures at will, throwing your possessions about about and stealing whatever they thought they wanted.
Most disturbing, what if law enforcement denied your requests to do anything about it and told you they would do nothing to protect you?
The fact that lenders are breaking down doors and changing locks and law enforcement is not even doing anything really is very, very disturbing. I can only hope that our press will begin to pick up on this as an issue.
BREAKING AND ENTERING IS NOT A CRIME!
Author: Matthew D. Weidner, Esq.
Not so long ago in this country breaking into another person’s home would clearly have been a crime.
When law enforcement cared. When those we elected to protect us cared. When Judges cared.
But that was long ago. Before the banks, foreclosure mills and Wall Street criminals took over this country and trampled on the rights of any soul who dared cross them or get in their way. Today we live in a much different world. The banks and their agents are emboldened. They fear no government official. They fear no judge. They are restrained by no law.
I have begun collecting terrifying examples of bank terror and will continue to publish the examples. For starters, I want each of you to read the lawsuit I’ve just filed. Read carefully the allegations made in the lawsuit, but most importantly read the report from the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Department. Read the findings of fact. Two thugs broke into a home, moved property around, helped themselves to a beer. The thugs returned and boldly told their victims they would return to terrorize again. Two visitors to our country were terrified. Thousands of dollars in property was stolen. But the Sheriff’s office can seem to find a crime here.
The thing that terrifies me most about the incidents described in this lawsuit is the fact that I have logged dozens of phone calls to various levels of authority within the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office. I have spoken with street officers, detectives, supervisors, even internal affairs. My calls have been ignored. I’m not sure if I’ve gotten high enough up the chain of command, but I’m going to keep working, keep calling and keep filing lawsuits until this issue gets the attention that it deserves.
Pay attention to the facts in this case and be appalled, but sit tight and stay tuned because as bad as the facts in this case are, I’ve got worse cases and am preparing to file additional cases with even more grotesque facts. If law enforcement, particularly our elected Sheriff will no longer protect us in our homes, who can we count on to protect our families? When one of these lender break ins results in physical harm either in Charlotte County or in some other county across this country, law enforcement cannot stand by and say they were unaware of this phenomena.
Please share your examples with me. We cannot stand by and allow these fundamental violations of rights to occur. I hope that press picks up on these stories and that our elected officials and judges will wake up serve those they took an oath to protect.
