Comments by "kjdnyhmghfvb" (@kjdnyhmghfvb) on "CBS 8 San Diego" channel.

I got a few of questions 1. Were they serving her notice and evicting her, or were they just serving her notice? 2. Can you serve a notice and evict in California at the same time? 3. He served the notice, it was in her hand, its on tape, so if they were just serving her then why did they need to go into the apartment? 4. Who Opened her door, and how did they get the key, isn't there laws against doing that without a warrant? I asked maintenance could they open the door so I could see if an elderly relative was okay, they know me, they see me everyday, we've sat together in church many times, and he told me very matter of factly, that he "can Not unlock, use the key, and/or enter the premises without prior notice." ( I said...Well oh...alright then.)
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If this tracks, the board members that held an illegal meeting to do so, can definitely be sued, and could even be held liable for her death.
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Well hello cute Dads...now back to the story.
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That next Interdeparment get together...
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It did not "go dark," he turned it of, then got in the back and took advantage of a handcuffed woman. and then the 2nd corrupt officer immediately says, "wait let me turn my camera off." It should be a law under penalty of imprisonment and losing your pension that you can NOT just turn your camera off.
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What is that red thing on top of clear tape, at first I thought it was a wound, but when he turns it's definitely not that.
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I'm surpised, I just read about a teacher who raped a boy several times, and got pregnant, had the baby, and got No Jail time at all.
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"if he's accused of that, I'm glad he's not Gay." What the fck!?! sidenote: (he probably was gay and closeted...cause clearly...)
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She pushed down 4 officers and a dog...interesting. The Bean bags didn't work, what about the tasers, I mean she was holding a metal object, it would have been quite effective.
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