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Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2014 12:51:57 -0700
From: Richard Childers <fscked@sbcglobal.net>
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Subject: Possible Burglary of Alan Attar's Apartment
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Frank,


I forgot to mention that there was an attempted burglary of Alan Attar's 
apartment of a few weeks ago.

Basically, ever since the owners got rid of the apartment manager that 
oversaw the bedbug infestation - a guy named Richard Henson ... who 
moved to Rio Dell, I think, by the way - Park West Apartments has had no 
onsite manager. Well, they did for a month or so, but she quit and moved 
elsewhere after Alan Attar was arrested - I think PPM questioned her 
handling of what was a really challenging situation, by anyone's estimate.

In an attempt to correct this PPM hired one of Richard Henson's numerous 
in-laws - whom live in about 25% of the apartments - to manage the property.

I don't think Bobbie had the master keys in his hot little hands for 
more than 24 hours before he decided to enter Alan's apartment.

(Let me say, Bobbie had already threatened to write me up twice, in 
those 24 hours - once, for sitting on the front stairs, reading a book 
.. and once, for parking, where I had been parking for the past three 
or four months, which, he suddenly declared, was a "fire lane". That's 
because I had suggested the management do something like that, six 
months ago, so that Bobbie's customers wouldn't park there, and block 
foot traffic. They have since formally posted a sign saying it is a fire 
lane, and put up a safety cone to keep people from parking there.)

I heard footsteps in the apartment above me - I think it was a Sunday 
morning - and stepped out and looked up to see who was in there.

Bobbie, and his father - Richie - emerged. They had nothing in their 
hands. They looked nervous.

Bobbie's dad, Richie, said they had been looking for a kitchen drawer. 
Note: the apartment was infested with bedbugs, so if they DID take a 
kitchen drawer from one building to another, they risked infecting the 
other building with bedbugs. That's how diligent these folks are!

But they didn't have any kitchen drawers in their hands.

And, just between you and me ... I've been missing a kitchen drawer 
since I moved in here. It was supposed to be replaced - but it was not.

And so it looked more like an act of burglary - seeing as, at the time, 
there had been no formal announcement that Bobbie was the new manager - 
than it did, like an act of responsible, diligent management of the 
apartment complex, to me.

It looked, in fact, like - at best - a continuation of the practices 
that Richard Henson had made famous - swapping pieces of apartments 
around, giving his family members the best, giving people he didn't 
like, the worst, mixing things up until it was impossible to figure out 
where assets - stoves, refrigerators, etc - were, where they had come 
from, or what their history was.

I called the police and reported a suspected burglary.

The police responded, and confirmed that, yes, Bobbie had, it seems, 
actually been appointed manager of the apartments.

However, Bobbie locked up the apartment, and I have not seen him enter 
the apartment, since.


While I'm on the topic of the Henson gang, I'll note that I was 
assaulted by Richard Henson, Saturday night, and knocked unconscious, 
right on the doorstep of 4-A, by he, and a friend of his, who then drove 
away. There's a police report - #55-14-001966 - and a hospital report, 
but the Fortuna police don't seem inclined to take it too seriously.

Richard has sent me an SMS text saying that at least half a dozen people 
in the apartment complex know who knocked me out, from behind - but that 
nobody is saying. That would seem to confirm my claim that 25% of the 
apartments are inhabited by members of his clique.

It boggles the mind that the police regard this state of affairs as 
acceptable.

But, then, again ... according to the police, Bobbie's stealthy entry 
into the apartment, early Sunday morning, was not a burglary, either.


Regards,

~richard