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Date: Thu, 01 Jan 2015 07:46:30 -0800
From: Richard Childers <fscked@sbcglobal.net>
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To: Bill Dobberstein <BDobberstein@ci.fortuna.ca.us>, 
 David Erler <derler@ci.fortuna.ca.us>,
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Subject: Home invasions & Humboldt Fence. Connection?
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Although I did not mention it in my previous email about the 4 AM 
incursion at 137 12th Street ... when I followed the silver Prism back 
to 250 Senestrado ... I noticed a Humboldt Fence work truck parked in 
front of the house.

And so my question for you gentlemen is: have any clients of Humboldt 
Fence been the victims of home invasions?

It seems to me that what I am confronting, here in Fortuna, is clearly a 
group of individuals whom have organized to engage in criminal activities.

I cannot help but note that tree-trimming, and fence-building, are both 
career choices that put one in an excellent position to scout out 
properties, during the day, for invasion, by night.

So far, everyone I have encountered in this sequence of events seems to 
be a tree-trimmer of some sort.

To find these same people possibly employed building fences for people 
who want to keep gangs of criminally-minded people out, is, well, 
disturbing, gentlemen.


Regards,

~richard