Lakewood Township clerk calls sheriff on Monitor reporter

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3 COMMENTS

  1. I’m so glad you recorded this, because you were hugely misrepresented. This woman acts in a hysterical manner by saying you’re being hostile and refuse to leave. Not all women are filled with such histrionics., and frankly, this type of treatment is entirely unprofessional. She actually called the police as a result of you asking for something that is required to be publicly available. Furthermore, most townships have codes and ordinances available online. I’m tired of this. It’s time for all level of government to remember that they work for the people.

  2. Oh my goodness. “I do not feel safe.” “He is very hostile.” You did that bad thing , “filling out the form here when I instructed him to (do it elsewhere) and leave it in my mailbox.” How could you, John! Didn’t I teach you to ALWAYS fill out data request forms OUTSIDE of a township office and then leave in the MAILBOX?! YOU’RE LUCKY YOU ESCAPED JAIL..

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