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NOT YOUR TYPICAL SSI FRAUD! Community Watch received a complaint from a tenant and her children on the property where it's office is located. The tenant complained that there was a male subject in the parking area of the apartment, injecting himself with a syringe. Police were called and the subject contacted by the manager of the property (A Community Watch member).  The subject appeared to be under the influence of drugs.  He was irrational and agitated.  He refused verbal requests to drop the syringe and remain seated. When the suspect lunged toward the watch member, a defensive measure was used to remove the syringe from the suspect's grasp so it could not be used as a weapon.  The suspect resisted further but fled when the watch member backed off.

This statement was recovered from property of the suspect that was left behind. The Community Watch member was acting at the direction of Sacramento Police after the suspect fled.  The property was subsequently booked as evidence when it was discovered he had $10,000 in warrants.  Recovered by police was a skateboard, drug paraphernalia, pornographic materials, condoms, heavy metal audio tapes, and a tape cassette player with earphones.


 
Date of Withdrawal Dollar Amount Stated Purpose This Trust Account Statement raises serious questions of the conduct of an approved "Payee" for federal or local funding intended to provide for basic needs of recipients.  A member of Sacramento's Homeless Board indicates a Private Party Payee would be held to a much more rigid standard and subject to greater scrutiny.

If a person with arrest warrants and an obvious IV drug addiction can withdraw this amount of money in such a short period of time, it's not hard to believe there are others who may be fugitives or parolees at large.
 

9-27-98
75.00
Food
9-27-98
400.00
Guitar Repair
9-28-98
100.00
Food
9-30-98
500.00
Bicycle Purchase
10-1-98
75.00
Food
10-5-98
100.00
Food
$1,250.00 in 9 days

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