This case happened on June 19, 1961. The case was about police breaking into Dollree Mapp 's home in Cleveland, Ohio without a proper search warrant. There had been information given that a suspect in a bombing case, as well as some illegal bombing equipment might be found at her home. With this information police decided to go to the house and ask permission to enter, when Mapp refused to let them in, three hours later two of the officers came back with more officers holding a piece of paper, they broke down the door. Police found nothing when they raided the house besides a suitcase full of pornographic material.
I told her we really needed more. They are going to continue to keep an eye on him. Next time we have an IME she is going to ask the consultant to comment on what if any assistive devices the claimant
Client left the apartment because grandfather passed away and ACS was called and they found the apartment no suitable for the family. Family is currently residing at 1195 Sherman Ave. Bronx, NY Unit 2A, admission date was 07/10/2014. Family composition consists of Akia Thomas (self, 30y); Anya Bolden (12y daughter); Cameron
We spoke with Mrs. Stewart on August 24, 2015, and September 2, 2015; however, we received broken promises to pay the account. Please remit payment of $2,787.96 immediately to bring the account current,
Ms. Connell believes Gentiva Hospice reported the allegation to DHR because the bath worker stepped in dog feces. During visit worker noticed two inside dogs but no dog feces. Ms. Connell married three times and each one was in the military. However, due to her income Ms. Connell is not eligible for assistance. Ms. Connell receives 1500.00 SS, Medicare, Healthsprings Insurance and Gentiva Services bath aid 3x and nursing 2x weekly.
08/05/15 MSW made a re-visit with Pt and caregiver/friend. CG stated Darel from HEAP in Needles did not contact or make a visit to inspect the house, even after he told the MSW he would. Pt is stable now, prior to having a fall last week and being admitted to the hospital. CG is now back from a trip to Washington for family affairs. MSW spent an hour contacting the Community Action Partership of San Bernardino County, HEAP of Needles to get ahold of Darel and every weatherization agency in the county for assistance, but no one was answering their phones.
The surviving Hartman daughters admitted their mother had collected the insurance money, totaling $4700 on all three family members, but they had no idea how she spent it. Police said the Hartman home was heavily mortgaged, but the money had not been spent to pay down the loan. Daughter Nettie, who also lived with her mother, was apparently the next target. Nettie reported receiving several boxes of candy from an anonymous sender who was later revealed to be her mother. Could this too have been poisoned?
Fred reports that on April 22 at 11:00 am, he had a meeting with Kelly Washer from Kingston Property Standards due a complaint from a tenant at 131 Notch Hill, Unit 105. Kelly Washer found no merit to the tenant’s complaints and only found two minor issues that even she is unsure that these are issues at all. One missing cover plate on back of bathroom medicine cabinet and a loose electrical outlet for the stove.
Per Reporter: Lisa and Jackson has been living with Bonnie and Donald (maternal grandparents) since Jackson’s birth. Lisa has been using drugs on and off; it is unknown of what type of drugs Lisa use, but the drugs are being used with a needle. The drugs are not manufactured/sold. Lisa is not allowed to use drugs in Bonnie & Donald’s home.
I hope this clears some things up and she may receive back her money order. Thank you for your help. Tina DESOUZA
On 10/26/16 CM went to unit #222 due a complaint that water was coming from that unit causing some damages to the ceiling in unit #122, situation that has been happing before and was fixed by the maintenance personal. CM ask Ms. Footman was happen she say that anything was fine in her unit, however based on CM observation , the bathroom tub was wet , signs that someone recently took a shower but the floor was dry. Ms. Footman denied having any flood in the unit at that moment. On 11/27/16 CM went to conduct the Safe Sleep inspection with the DHS Compliance Analyst Jeanette Chirico, while in the second floor we went to unit #222 assigned to Ms. Tiana Footman and her three children.
Moreover, the drainage issue, if that was an issue, was not solely my responsibility as dozens of former tenants used the toilet before me and the way they used it could greatly affect the drains. To verify whether it really was my responsibility or not, I have specifically asked Mrs. Luo if the toilet had been plumbed prior to my arrival and after the former tenant left, she answered yes. With this, I believed I was responsible and was agreed on the deduction of the security deposit as an attempt to mend the problem. Later on, however, after asking some former tenants, I found out that is not true at all. If only had I knew this information earlier, I would have urged Mrs. Luo to try some other cheaper methods first instead of hiring a professional plumber as the preliminary
As a Realtor, Rhonda is not so much in the business of housing as she is in the business of people. As an individual drop in the proverbial bucket of professional realtors, the Rhonda Carstensen difference is she truly understands that a house--a person’s potential new home—is an extension of themselves and their lives. Acknowledging this, she exercises natural talents to foster genuine connections, aiming to understand and put tangibility to her client’s needs and wants in their next home. Rhonda remained confident, upbeat, and optimistic through out the entire search process, establishing herself as a breath of fresh air among so many lackluster Realtor interactions.
• Prepare a report for the Board of Directors in which you set out the issues involved in terms of Job Evaluation and the possible options available but also clearly stating the approach you feel would be best in this situation and describing it in detail as well as the supporting arguments for your approach. To: Board of Directors From: Eirini Markou - HR Manager Re: Strand Housing – Job Evaluation System Date: 4/5/2015 Background:
Low income housing: Low income housing is a struggle for families who want to live a better lifestyle. There’s needs and wants and when you have low income you don’t have time/or enough money to get the want’s you have to worry if you have enough for monthly rent cause if you but something out of order and you don 't have enough for rent you getting evicted. Just like that so sometimes you gotta be mindful of what you want cause people who have low income paying jobs can’t get the things they want. You also want to be on the lookout for your living conditions because you don’t wanna live in a house where it’s infested with roaches or rodents making your house dirty with bacteria and diseases (Castillo). Another thing is that people who tend
