Stevens Co., Kandiyohi Co., Pope Co, Douglas Co., And The Mn Dept. Of Public Safety All Get Public Data Requests For Policy On Misconduct?

The latest round of data requests to these lawless operations is for their policy on data and misconduct, isn't it?

Stevens County:

Stevens County Update:

You see these places like to break their own policies and the law on public data, don't they?

Kandiyohi County:

Kandiyohi County Update: Lawless Kandiyohi County tries to pull a fast one!

So what you need to do is find out their policies on data and misconduct and then you can show just how corrupt they are, right?

Pope County:

Pope County Update: Lawless Pope County tries to pull a fast one!

 

And if you've asked for data first and been illegally denied the data, then you all ready have the evidence of the crimes, right? 

Douglas County:

The key is to catch them in the crimes first - then ask for the policies afterwards, isn't it?

Douglas County Update: Lawless Douglas County tries to pull a fast one!

Minnesota Department of Public Safety:

Or you could already have the policies and just let them sink themselves deeper into the criminal activity before you ask for the another set of policies, right? Either way works as long as you have the evidence of the crimes, doesn't it?

Nosy Osakis Police Chief Chad Gulbranson Retaliates By Running Plates For Filming Squad?

Lion News: Nosy Osakis Police Chief Gulbranson Retaliates By Running Plates For Filming Squad?

Lion News: Nosy Osakis Police Chief Gulbranson Retaliates By Running Plates For Filming Squad? P-2

I'm just minding my own business when nosy Osakis Police Chief Chad "Runny Nosy" Gulbranson sticks his nose into my business, right?

It's a great day on September 27, 2013, isn't it?

And I just happen to be in Osakis, MN, don't I?

And I decide that I want to film an Osakis squad car, don't I?

Instead of being left alone to go about my business nosy Osakis Police Chief Chad "Runny Nosy" Gulbranson decides he has nothing better to do but destroy the peace and quietude of my day, right?

The chief said one of the first big changes internally will be transitioning to a paperless recordkeeping system. It's a project that's been in the works for a while. Gulbranson is new Osakis police chief, Wednesday, May 2, 2012 – 12:00am, Amy Chaffins, www.theosakisreview.

Guess chiefy must have been staring aimlessly out the window or at the surveillance video on his office computer and decides - Hey! I know how to break up my monotonous and pointless day! I'll go harass someone!, right?

So chiefy lumbers out the door and decides to ask me stupid and pointless questions, right?

Gulbranson said the community can also expect an "open door" policy and anyone is welcome to stop by his office to discuss their concerns with him. Gulbranson is new Osakis police chief, Wednesday, May 2, 2012 – 12:00am, Amy Chaffins, www.theosakisreview.

And when chiefy decides that I am wiser than he is chiefy lumbers back in the door, doesn't he?

But that isn't the end of it, is it? No. Not by a long shot, right?

Nosy Osakis Police Chief Chad "Runny Nosy" Gulbranson decides he is going to lumber to the front door and wait for the truck to pass so he can get the license plate number, right?

And instead of nosy Osakis Police Chief Chad "Runny Nosy" Gulbranson returning my wave he looks at the license plate and lumbers off, doesn't he?

And then I called City Hall after I downloaded the audio and video files, didn't I? But nosy Osakis Police Chief Chad "Runny Nosy" Gulbranson decided to hide behind his voice mail, didn't he? Why? Because I want the surveillance video from City hall, don't I?

Plus, I let nosy Osakis Police Chief Chad "Runny Nosy" Gulbranson know that I am going to check Douglas County dispatch to see if chiefy maliciously ran the plates, didn't I?

Maybe chiefy called to have a deputy waiting down the road to ambush the pickup, huh?

More to come ...