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illegal eviction. Was Re: Discharge from Program
Date April 29, 2016 7:29pm
To Amber and others by bcc,
I feel I am being illegally evicted because I participated in the April 6, 2016 protest here in the USA to raise awareness of Salvation Army's abuses which include [Salvation Army Bell Shelter's illegal evictions and human rights abuses] unethical international institutional response to child sexual abuse of foster children and former foster children in Australia for decades. I entered Salvation Army Bell Shelter Sept 29 but it was not until 7 days after the April 6 protest that I was informed I was evicted in a fraudulent, backdated 3 day notice.
News article: http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2016/04/06/lucy-turnbull-targeted-salvos-support
Last time, on April 13th you, Amber, Steve Lytle and Alma Martinez told me to be off the property by 10am April 15, 2015 and violated my housing rights, my ADA rights by not providing appeal rights and violated my constitutional rights by aiding in the cutting of my lock on April 18, 2016 while I was in the hospital.
As you know I called the police on that criminal act.
The institutional response to the abuse of my rights sets a precedent for Salvation Army, an agency that has promised the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse (bc copied) they will discontinue their blatant crimes worldwide.
The wonderful lawyers at Eviction Defense Network (bc copied) informed your staff on April 18 and Katherine H. personally told shelter director Steve Lytle on April 19 what he is doing is illegal.
Yet these illegal activities continue.
I am a former foster child, a care leaver. I feel victimized. I just got out the hospital today due to the stress of these illegal actions against me.
Ms Alexandra Tostes sent two staff to illegally tell me to be off the property the other day by 10am Sat April 30, 2016 and violated my housing rights because all April 2016 is paid for until May 10, 2016 as I began paying rent Dec 10, 2015 and I repeatedly have tried to pay my May 2016 rent (as I always pay on time). I am supposed to receive an unlawful detainer and the formal eviction process if you do plan on illegally evicting me for a second time. I was illegally evicted from cubicle #268 the first time. You violated my ADA rights by not showing up to weekly meetings to accept the payment and not providing appeal rights and violated my ADA rights by not giving me a real bed for the last week but rather the cot.
Here is the law:
Does a transitional housing provider have to
use the court process to remove someone
from transitional housing?
General Rule:
All agreements for housing (where the
occupant is not the owner), are subject to
California formal eviction process (i.e.,
unlawful detainer). Civil Code §1940.
Removal of transitional housing occupant
without legal process can subject provider to
legal liability.
Anyone helping Ms Alexandra Tostes aka Ms Tostes aka Ms. T to illegally evict me may be subject to personal legal liability and criminal charges.
Aiding and abetting is a legal doctrine related to the guilt of someone who aids or abets in the commission of a crime. It exists in a number of different countries and generally allows a court to pronounce someone guilty for aiding and abetting in a crime even if they are not the principal offender.
Learn more: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aiding_and_abetting
Have a pleasant weekend,
-me (name hidden)
Illegally evicted from bed #268 which was paid for in advance and illegally had lock cut and items taken out
Hipaa confidentiality laws and other laws prohibit Salvation Army from disclosing information about me without my signed consent which I have not given to Salvation Army [due to the fact that they often do not utilize the truth.]
This link...
https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/does-living-in-paying-for-a-transitional-housing-p-843403.html
..has this information:
Does living in/paying for a transitional housing program in CA qualify as a landlord/tenant situation regarding eviction?
My daughter was just locked out of her apartment in the transitional housing program she has been in for a month and a half for being behind on her rent, and they told her that she has no rights as a tenant because they don't call it "rent" but rather "program fees". I had told her to just stay put if they told her to leave but they happened to catch her outside smoking and walked past her and shut the door and locked it, and refused to let her enter or even retrieve any of her belongings. This is a non-profit program that receives government funding. It was my understanding that they are still bound by landlord/tenant laws and must file for an unlawful detainer to have a participant evicted. She has called the police but they refuse to assist. What can she do?
While it is true that "special rules cover the behavior of residents in, and the eviction of residents from, transitional housing", I have yet to find any information that indicates that the tenancy laws do not apply and the program operator may simply and arbitrarily eject a participant. On the contrary, everything I have found states that the relationship between a transitional housing participant and the program operator is, in fact, one of landlord and tenant, and that tenancy laws apply (http://www.lsnc.net/housing/transitional/transitional.pdf and http://www.justanswer.com/family-law/6gz58-ra-mpa.html) and that Transitional Housing Participants are considered tenants under the law (http://www.mhas-la.org/fair_housing_tips08.htm#tip7).
Bcc
Eviction Defense Network
and
Stephanie Lea Matulich
VHA Office of Client Relations
Department of Veterans Affairs | Under Secretary for Health
and
Philip Reed
Chief Executive Officer
Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse
GPO Box 5283 Sydney NSW 2001 Australia
and
others
illegal eviction. Was Re: Discharge from Program
Date April 29, 2016 7:29pm
To Amber and others by bcc,
I feel I am being illegally evicted because I participated in the April 6, 2016 protest here in the USA to raise awareness of Salvation Army's abuses which include [Salvation Army Bell Shelter's illegal evictions and human rights abuses] unethical international institutional response to child sexual abuse of foster children and former foster children in Australia for decades. I entered Salvation Army Bell Shelter Sept 29 but it was not until 7 days after the April 6 protest that I was informed I was evicted in a fraudulent, backdated 3 day notice.
News article: http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2016/04/06/lucy-turnbull-targeted-salvos-support
Last time, on April 13th you, Amber, Steve Lytle and Alma Martinez told me to be off the property by 10am April 15, 2015 and violated my housing rights, my ADA rights by not providing appeal rights and violated my constitutional rights by aiding in the cutting of my lock on April 18, 2016 while I was in the hospital.
As you know I called the police on that criminal act.
The institutional response to the abuse of my rights sets a precedent for Salvation Army, an agency that has promised the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse (bc copied) they will discontinue their blatant crimes worldwide.
The wonderful lawyers at Eviction Defense Network (bc copied) informed your staff on April 18 and Katherine H. personally told shelter director Steve Lytle on April 19 what he is doing is illegal.
Yet these illegal activities continue.
I am a former foster child, a care leaver. I feel victimized. I just got out the hospital today due to the stress of these illegal actions against me.
Ms Alexandra Tostes sent two staff to illegally tell me to be off the property the other day by 10am Sat April 30, 2016 and violated my housing rights because all April 2016 is paid for until May 10, 2016 as I began paying rent Dec 10, 2015 and I repeatedly have tried to pay my May 2016 rent (as I always pay on time). I am supposed to receive an unlawful detainer and the formal eviction process if you do plan on illegally evicting me for a second time. I was illegally evicted from cubicle #268 the first time. You violated my ADA rights by not showing up to weekly meetings to accept the payment and not providing appeal rights and violated my ADA rights by not giving me a real bed for the last week but rather the cot.
Here is the law:
Does a transitional housing provider have to
use the court process to remove someone
from transitional housing?
General Rule:
All agreements for housing (where the
occupant is not the owner), are subject to
California formal eviction process (i.e.,
unlawful detainer). Civil Code §1940.
Removal of transitional housing occupant
without legal process can subject provider to
legal liability.
Anyone helping Ms Alexandra Tostes aka Ms Tostes aka Ms. T to illegally evict me may be subject to personal legal liability and criminal charges.
Aiding and abetting is a legal doctrine related to the guilt of someone who aids or abets in the commission of a crime. It exists in a number of different countries and generally allows a court to pronounce someone guilty for aiding and abetting in a crime even if they are not the principal offender.
Learn more: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aiding_and_abetting
Have a pleasant weekend,
-me (name hidden)
Illegally evicted from bed #268 which was paid for in advance and illegally had lock cut and items taken out
Hipaa confidentiality laws and other laws prohibit Salvation Army from disclosing information about me without my signed consent which I have not given to Salvation Army [due to the fact that they often do not utilize the truth.]
This link...
https://www.avvo.com/legal-answers/does-living-in-paying-for-a-transitional-housing-p-843403.html
..has this information:
Does living in/paying for a transitional housing program in CA qualify as a landlord/tenant situation regarding eviction?
My daughter was just locked out of her apartment in the transitional housing program she has been in for a month and a half for being behind on her rent, and they told her that she has no rights as a tenant because they don't call it "rent" but rather "program fees". I had told her to just stay put if they told her to leave but they happened to catch her outside smoking and walked past her and shut the door and locked it, and refused to let her enter or even retrieve any of her belongings. This is a non-profit program that receives government funding. It was my understanding that they are still bound by landlord/tenant laws and must file for an unlawful detainer to have a participant evicted. She has called the police but they refuse to assist. What can she do?
While it is true that "special rules cover the behavior of residents in, and the eviction of residents from, transitional housing", I have yet to find any information that indicates that the tenancy laws do not apply and the program operator may simply and arbitrarily eject a participant. On the contrary, everything I have found states that the relationship between a transitional housing participant and the program operator is, in fact, one of landlord and tenant, and that tenancy laws apply (http://www.lsnc.net/housing/transitional/transitional.pdf and http://www.justanswer.com/family-law/6gz58-ra-mpa.html) and that Transitional Housing Participants are considered tenants under the law (http://www.mhas-la.org/fair_housing_tips08.htm#tip7).
Bcc
Eviction Defense Network
and
Stephanie Lea Matulich
VHA Office of Client Relations
Department of Veterans Affairs | Under Secretary for Health
and
Philip Reed
Chief Executive Officer
Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse
GPO Box 5283 Sydney NSW 2001 Australia
and
others