Deceitful Pattern Continues

Lynda Allen's myopic worldview is practically a religious expression subscribed to by Theresa Brassey and Corky Greene, and all the other hangers-on who drift through their tight orbit. The tenet goes something like this:

"I do what I want... and it's none of your damn business!"

This bedrock belief underlies every action they take. Even though they make their TLC Catering business my business, they refuse to mitigate any of this incessant noise from illegally operating their commissary and roach coach from their property:

• continuous and on/off icemaker operation, day and night
• filling plastic buckets from the ice bin at least three times a day
• wheelbarrowing ice buckets back and forth
• outdoor radio all afternoon and evening (Who besides Lynda hasn't heard of ear buds?)
• vendor on-site deliveries of inventory
• vendor on-site pickup of waste cooking grease
• accessing numerous outdoor refrigerators and freezers
• unlatched (and illegal) plywood access door slamming in the breeze
• wee hour yard chatter
• keeping too many and unlicensed junkyard dogs (trained with TLC!)
• vendor on-site services to business equipment
• MFPU departure and arrival
• noncompliant parking surfaces under mobile accessory vehicles, and
• a loose chicken

They have turned their property into a compound to close off any view of their doings.
They quickly open and close the driveway gate only by pre-arrangement.
They have chased newspaper and TV reporters from their property.
They lie to code enforcement officers (who are only too happy to believe the lies.)
They lie to animal control officers (who are only too happy to believe the lies.)
They lie to the city council (who are only too happy to believe the lies.)
Their lies were well-received by the polymorphous city attorney.


Most recently, the defendants' brilliant counsel avoided (evaded?) giving up a material witness's whereabouts, and when a process server (an officer of the court) tried to find the witness, these legally-deficient women attempted to evade service by telling the officer to get off their property and not come back.

Hello?! Isn't being uncooperative during litigation a bad thing? A rational defendant would want a material witness to substantiate their defense, so they are either not rational or have no defense...

... or both {smilie}

Of course, judges deal continually with such putzes, so these indiscretions are not likely to provoke any sanctions. What are a few more rounds of game-playing after perfecting their technique for twenty-two years? These women have had much more than their share of "due process" - that term is more correctly called "undue process."

Oh, by the way, we got the witness served with a subpoena. {BIG smilie}

T, L, and C are now on the hook... carefully, we reel them in.