Bobby Rasulnia: Update to Case: County Code Violation Court Hearing July 12

PETITION UPDATE

Update to Case: County Code Violation Court Hearing July 12

Bobby Rasulnia

United States

JUL 9, 2016 — Good Morning Neighbors and Concerned Citizens, 

The County has issued the resident at 1840 Mason Mill Rd 5 citations for his code violations. Despite receiving these citations, the resident at 1840 continues to violate the law on a daily basis since receiving the citations.

However, we are encouraged by the County's latest action to address code violations at 1840 Mason Mill Rd. A court hearing in this matter will occur on Tuesday, July 12th. The case will be heard in the Magistrate’s Court (Courtroom E) located at 3630 Camp Circle, Decatur, GA 30032. Doors are generally opened at 8:45 a.m. and the Judge begins the calendar call at about 9:15. There are a number of cases on the docket and the scheduling of the cases will be determined that morning by a certain protocol, so we can’t tell you the exact time the case will be heard. Nevertheless, concerned residents can – and may - want to attend.

Discussion

James Avery · 

Louisiana State University

I do hope I at least can count on you being there Bobby? Also would be nice to see your other half, (?) Charles Bliss (?), there as well; along with,Mary Hinkel, Patrick Noonan, John Bugge, Elizabeth Lunz, Sandra Mullins, Marybeth Hayes, William Gary, Tommy Segers, Andie Ashe, Margaret Shawcross, Bert Gary, Susan Gary Landry, Louis Landry, M. Ayres Gardner, and many many more..?

Do have a question I've been wanting to ask of you Bobby for several years now. Guess I should go ahead and ask now before you sell this house next door to my property and move too far away.

That week I was first committed involuntarily to DeKalb Crisis Center 4th of July, 2011...

Did you, or did you not, enter my home at my mother's request, my mother having called your household from my hometown of Prescott,Arkansas (my two niece had used google map and reverse phone lookup), in her attempt trying to make sure my cats got fed?

Do keep in mind that you will be accusing DeKalb County Police of failing to do their job securing my home after having led me out of it in handcuffs.

Twice, having my cats in mind as they were leading me out of my home in handcuffs, I told them to leave the doors unlocked. They refused, in fact adamant, saying they weren't allowed to do this. But one officer did ask where I kept their food.

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