| Name: | Sharon Anderson ID: 626 |  |
| Election Date: | 11/3/2009 | |
| Primary Election Date: | 9/15/2009 | |
| Jurisdiction: | Saint Paul | |
| Office: | Mayor - 4 year term | |
Contact Information: | ||
| Address: | PO Box 4384 | |
| Saint Paul, MN 55104 | ||
| Phone: | (651) 776-5835 | |
| Email: | ||
| Website: | ||
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Questions and Responses: Relevant Experience: http://mpls.startribune.com/news/metro/elections/profiles/26222.html Title 31 Whistleblower, re: Scarrella for Associate Justice 221NW2d562; 1994 Independent Republican nominee for attorney general; VA widow, political activist; ECF P165913; Pacer sa 1299;Blogger,writer, web sites, educational, real estate entrepreneur; holdings St. Paul, Aitkin, Nashwauk, Gull Lake? Peterson Heritage, Mora, Minn.; Chergosky Heritage Minneapolis. Education: Self Taught,College of Hard Knocks, On the Graves of Tenants in Common, Murder of 2nd Husband due to RealEstate Ownership in Fee Simple Absolute Learn by doing Attorney Pro Se-Private AG,Whistleblower QuiTam Relator http://quitam.com/ http://crimes-against-humanity.blogspot.com/ http://taxthemax.blogspot.com/ How do you see the role of mayor? CUT THE BUDGET: Eliminate Office of Mayor,City Attorneys outside Counsel, Downsize City Hall by Electing Police Chief, Combine Sheriff, Eliminate Duplication: Ramsey Dist.Crt. File 62cv09-1163 http://taxthemax.blogspot.com/ DSI Employees stealing cars,trailers,water to fabricate false statements, Excessive Consumption, Ordinance by Council, Ratified by Mayor, TAX LIEN Property's.3,000 risk for "Forclosure" re:SETTLE WITH FRANK STEINHAUSER V. STEVE MAGNER. http://eastsidereviewnews.1upprelaunch.com/SiteImages/FileGallery/Ramsey_Co_Tax_03-18-09_208.pdf ENFORCE: Art. III MN Const. Separation Powers, advocate high standards, ethics, morality, health care, access, eminent domain compensation. Prosecute case fixing, election fraud, WaterEDemA06-1150. Integrity, public trust, Consumers Affairs, parens patriae, jury trials; http://www.judicialwatch.org/; http://www.sharon4anderson.org/ ; ALL S&C pdf re: RISK MANAGMENT INS.Ron Guilfoile. What issues do you think the city will be facing in the next 4 years? Health,Housing,Heartache, As a Bus Rider 5th and Cedar with Light Rail is NOT feasible. Traffic congestion District Energy Piping must be replaced or removed. Billions of dollars,taxing the Homeowner out of the City. pic's at http://billhosko.blogspot.com/ http://tinyurl.com/mrh4yc The City exploitation of Seniors to steal private property, Code the property out of Reality re: Frank Steinhauser v. City, Steve Magner www.sldeshare.com/sharon4anderson currently in 8th Cir. City Managers making over $100,000.00, who live in Stillwater. We the Taxpayers cannot afford Ex. http://alicekrengel.blogspot.com/ Won her case on Judicial Error, Prosecutorial Misconduct. What are your ideas to increase city revenues and decrease city expenses? DECREASE: Abolish DSI, 180 + employees, stalking,harrasing the citizenery to Steal Private Property, Roselie Butlers Day the Health Dept. did a Great Job working with Cops, Current Administration "taking" Trash Hauler from the private citizens Illegal Bait and Switch Operations of Stealing Cars,Trailers, by theft,trespass,treason to jusify False Statements of "taking" TRASH. http://sharon4mayor2010.blogspot.com/ INCREASE: STOP SPENDING, FORGIVABLE LOANS INTEREST FREE LOANS, TAKING PROPERTY'S SHUTTING OFF WATER http://www.sharonanderson.org/ VACANT BUILDING BOONDACLE, FEE'S. NO INTELLIGENT BUSINESS PERSON WILL DO BUSINESS IN CITY ST. PAUL http://sicko-citystpaul.blogspot.com/ Sharon is calling for current Mayor Chris Coleman's Resignation for Criminally Ratifying Ordinances, when Coleman knows Fraud. | ||
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From: Sharon4Anderson
To: randy.furst@startribune.com, askdoj@usdoj.gov, askdrlaura@foxnews.com, askhomesteads@co.ramsey.mn.us, AskHumanServices@co.ramsey.mn.us, asklawlibrarian@co.ramsey.mn.us, askPW@co.ramsey.mn.us, AskVR@co.ramsey.mn.us, minnclips@minnpost.com, minneapolis@fbi.gov, minnesotacrimewave@yahoo.com, john.choi@ci.stpaul.mn.us, john.lesch@ci.stpaul.mn.us, lisa.veith@ci.stpaul.mn.us, john.kelly@ci.stpaul.mn.us, jerry.hendrickson@ci.stpaul.mn.us, rca@co.ramsey.mn.us charles.balck@co.ramsey.mn.us phil.carruthers@co.ramsey.mn.us,
CC: BillDahn4Mayor, dorrick@pioneerpress.com, AMoen@lwvmn.org, infor@judicialwatch.org, silha@tc.umn.edu, saintcurmudgeon@earthlink.net, sales@aitkinrealestate.com, nancylazaryan@yahoo.com, leslie@lesliedavis.org
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Subj: FreedomLawSchool NO 3418 Judge John VandeNorth Complicity 62cv09-1163
1. This is a civil rights action brought pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 asserting
claims for violations of Plaintiff’s First Amendment rights of freedom of association, free
speech, and breach of contract.SUN.23Aug.09MAYORAL CANDIDATES CALL FOR THE RESIGNATION
OF CHRIS COLEMAN FOR ALLOWING THE CITYS BIGGEST
PONZI SCHEME VIA DSI CODE ENFORCEMENT TO STEAL
OUR CARS,TRAILERS,DRIVERS LICENSE, WATER, INSURANCE
Federal Bureau of Investigation - Jackson Field Division Department of Justice Michael/CampionComplaint.pdf
EVIDENCE FOUND AT 62CV09-1163 , VIOLATING THE HOMEOWNER
STATUS OF THE CITIZENERY,"TAKING" OUR HOMES VIA CONDEMN
ATION BY BOGUS CODE VIOLATIONS, REDUCING THE CITIZENERY
TO WHITE SLAVERY, POVERTY,EXPLOITING THE HEALTH,SAFETY
WELFARE. THEFT BY SWINDLE OF AFIANTS WATER
http://www.sharonanderson.org/ www.slideshare.net/sharon4anderson
www.scribd.com/sharon4anderson
CANDIDATES SHARON4ANDERSON http://www.sharon4mayor2010.blogspot.com/ and BILL DAHN http://www.billdahn.com/
42 USC 3631
MS 284.27CountyQuietTitle MS 546.27 Order 90 dys taxforms/crscd.pdf
Scarey that Affiants 91 Chev Stolen by the Cop Tanya Hunter, and DSI Employee Joel Essling apparantly sent to St.Paul Police Impound Lot Manager Aaron Foster, without Tickets, Warrants, Probable Cause, coverup by the State and County and City Attorneys for pecuniary gain.62cv09-1163 http://taxthemax.blogspot.com is the biggest ponzi scheme in St.Paul MN
If in fact the Judge John VandeNorth does not submit the alleged 3 thousand
tax delinquent propertys abuse of discretion to the Evecutive branch for Prosecution of the City and County Wrong doings then the Judge becomes complicit.
City St.Paul_Ponzi Principal
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From: Bill4Dahn
To: Bill4Dahn
Sent: 8/22/2009 3:40:10 P.M. Central Daylight Time
Subj: FBI could put Gang Strike Force cops on hot seat
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Metro Gang Strike Force members committed crimes by taking home property that had been seized during their police operations, the co-chair of a state panel that investigated the unit said Thursday.
Some 10 or 12 Strike Force members in the 34-member unit were implicated in the misconduct, and the information has been given to the FBI, which is conducting its own investigation, said Andy Luger, a former assistant U.S. attorney, who headed the panel with retired FBI agent John Egelhof.
The state inquiry into the disbanded Strike Force uncovered "substantial evidence of misconduct" that went well beyond revelations previously reported by news media or uncovered in earlier government investigations.
The panel's report, issued Thursday, said that Strike Force employees repeatedly took home seized property for personal use and that many of the seizures themselves were improper. Luger said he wouldn't name the accused officers because of the ongoing FBI investigation.
"It's going to be for the FBI and the United States attorney's office to determine, but when you take something home that doesn't belong to you, and you know it doesn't belong to you, it's a crime," he said.
The property included flat- and large-screen TVs, laptops and other computer equipment, electronics and recreational items such as water scooters.
Luger said that while "properly conducted, aggressive investigations can save lives," force officers "engaged in serious misconduct -- misconduct that was appalling and outrageous." The report said much of the force's activity had little to do with gang investigations.
State Public Safety Commissioner Michael Campion said that he was "disappointed, disturbed and troubled by the findings" and that his department will no longer fund crime task forces set up like the Strike Force.
He said he'd follow the panel's recommendation to appoint a Special Master to try to identify victims of the illegal tactics and return improperly seized money and property to their owners. About $1 million in seized funds is in Strike Force accounts.
Campion said he also plans, at the recommendation of the panel, to meet with law enforcement officials and prosecutors to create a new approach to investigating gangs across jurisdictional lines.
A state House and Senate legislative hearing on the Strike Force was expected to convene Wednesday.
Almost everyone the Strike Force stopped while saturating neighborhoods were minority group members, and officers seized their property and money even though they often were not gang members and officers didn't intend to try to get them prosecuted, the report said.
"Something went terribly wrong at the Metro Gang Strike Force, and it should not be allowed to happen again," the report said. It urged that any future strike force be tethered to a law enforcement agency, and if not, that prosecutors either run the unit or oversee the investigations.
The report praised the "hard and thorough work" of some force members but said others engaged in "unethical and highly questionable conduct."
The panel reviewed about 300 cases opened from 2006 to 2009, said Luger. Some property officers removed from the evidence room had been stolen by criminals and could have been returned to owners, the report said. One witness called the taking of property a "free-for-all."
Repeatedly, officers or their families paid nominal amounts to take items from the evidence room, including water scooters and a trailer, the report said.
Lots of property still missing
Campion created the panel in May after a critical report on the force by the Minnesota Legislative Auditor. Hours after that report was issued, force members were found shredding documents at the force's New Brighton offices, and officials suspended force operations. Campion permanently shut it down in July.
The panel lacked subpoena power, and most force members declined to be interviewed, Luger said
The report said that a lot of property that should still be in the evidence room was missing. Other seized things, including narcotics, never were entered into evidence but were found in the Strike Force offices, the report said.
The report told how a seized ice-fishing auger went missing. After the case was over, the owner wanted his auger back, but an officer had taken it home. "The officer in charge of the case threatened to obtain a search warrant [for] the home of the officer who took the auger," the report said. The auger was then anonymously returned to the force offices. The force returned the auger to the owner, saying it was 'slightly used,''' Luger said.
In another case, 20 watches potentially worth $2,000 were missing, and the case file contained a false statement that they were given to a jeweler for sale, the report said.
The report said the officers searched people's cell phones without warrants, photographed people -- including children -- who had no gang connections, and took property without search warrants.
Luger noted many gangs are ethnically based, and he declined to describe what the force did as racial profiling.
The panel said $10,781 in seized cash was missing, down from $18,000 noted by the Legislative Auditor in May.
Files included signed statements that evidence had been destroyed, when in fact it hadn't been, the report said.
Documents shredded in May were connected to numerous cases, according to the report. Officials that day found case files behind the headquarters in trash bins that were accessible to the public.
Self-professed 'money police'
Many files the panel examined lacked fundamental information about the cases, and other case files were simply empty, the report said.
Some officers referred to themselves as "money police," displaying conduct that would be "unthinkable" in their home agencies, the report said.
The panel found that the unit relied too heavily on forfeitures for revenue and said that forfeiture laws may need overhaul to prevent abuses. The panel also said the force lacked adequate external oversight, fostering a mentality that officers could do what they wanted.
Without supervision, much of the activity focused on minor drug enforcement. The report described cases where thousands of dollars were taken from people who were not drug dealers but possessed small amounts of marijuana.
The report said the unit lacked procedures and training to assure officers would resist the "temptation" to take items.
The Public Safety Department budgeted $110,000 for the three-month investigation, and has spent $90,000 so far, all on compensation for Luger and Egelhof, said spokesman Andy Skoogman.
Manila Shaver, West St. Paul police chief and chair of the force's advisory board, said it was premature to comment until the FBI finishes its probe.
Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek said he'd been concerned about the force's evidence handling for months and backed the investigations. He said the FBI probe "needs to continue aggressively, and those responsible for this egregious misconduct leading to criminal activity should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
Minneapolis police Sgt. Jeff Jindra, a Strike Force supervisor, said the report was "just like a kick in the stomach'' because it taints all the officers' good work.
He disputed the findings of missing evidence, saying if investigators had talked to him he would have said that when a Minneapolis officer on the force seized something, it was put in the Minneapolis police property room and noted in a file at Strike Force headquarters. Seized cash went to the Strike Force property room, he said.
Said Luger: "The incomplete case files did not involve solely Minneapolis police ... cases. During our investigation, we requested from a number of police forces any Strike Force-related files ... We received some information from Minneapolis. It does not change our findings."
Staff writer David Chanen contributed to this report. Randy Furst • 612-673-7382
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Thursday, August 20, 2009
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John Van De North Ramsey County View Judge John Van De North's full bio » Special Assistant, Minnesota Attorney General,1970-1971 (Dept. of Revenue); 1973-1975 (Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and Minnesota Public Utilities Commission) Attorney, Holmes and Graven 1975-1977 Partner, Briggs and Morgan 1977-1998 (Board of Directors 1989-1991) |
Wed.19Aug09 To the above named: Media et alLETTER MOTION AFFIDAVIT OF SHARON SCARRELLA ANDERSON RAMSEY DIST. CRT. FILE 62CV09-1163 TO JOIN WITH 1992-5 FILE C3-96-1556 Ruling Case Law
OLMSTEAD v. U.S., 277 U.S. 438 (1928)
FORENSIC DOCUMENTS, 20AUG09 (Vandenorth)
Pursuant to Penalitys of Perjury:
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE BY E-COMMERCE AND FAX:TO: Ramsey Co. Clerk of Court, Lynae.Olson@courts.state.mn.us tel:651-266-8255 F 266-82632nd Jud.Court Admin. Larry.Dease@courts.state.mn.us 651-266-8266 F 266-8278Sheriff: bob.fletcher@co.ramsey.mn.us 651-266-9333 F 266-9301Elections@co.ramsey.mn.us mark.oswald@co.ramsey.mn.us 651-266-2171 F 266-2177Susan Gaertner rca@co.ramsey.mn.us jean.stepan@co.ramsey.mn.us 266-3222 F 266-3010Lori Swanson MN_AG attorney.general@state.mn.us 651-296-3353 F 282-2155St.Paul City Clerk shari.moore@ci.stpaul.mn.us 651-266-8688 F 266-8574and all others as their interest appear.FROM: Sharon4Mayor@aol.com http://taxthemax.blogspot.com/ 651-776-5835FAX VIA OUTGOING: SHARON CANNOT RECEIVE FAXES PGS.20 at
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Illegal "Taking" of Drivers License, without Authority,Jurisdiction,an d Court Orders MS546.270 by Retired Judge Larry Cohen ft,Trespass,Treasonfiled on Sharon Buck Lake Cabin titled Anderson+Advocates http://sharonvbarbarmstrong.blogspot.com/
Subj: Re: Abolish Property Taxes Files 62cv09-1163 SlideShare Files www.slideshare.net/sharon4anderson
FAX TRANSMITTALMary Jurik's call from 651-266-8250 Fax: 266-8263That the Motion to Continue cannot be filed until Faxed: DONE:THEREFORE:Motion to Sanction the County Attorney forth coming.Motion to join with the 1992, 1995 Tax Court FilesC3-96-1556 and othersWed 17Aug09 Ramsey Dist.Crt.File 62cv09-11639:15amFri14Aug09CANDIDATE ST.PAUL MAYOR SHARON ANDERSONLarry.dease@courts.state.mn.us Please implement these files so the Judicial Branch can cross/reference. and to the Judge John VandeNorth and his clerks read the evidence and the truth must prevail.On the Graves of Tenants in Common my Parents Bill and Bernice Peterson and Murder of 2nd Husband Sharon remains dedicated to Fight the Heinous "takings" of our Homes for pecuniary gain. Based on False Statements by City of St.Paul, Agents,Assigns et al.
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DISPOSITIONS 02/12/2009 Closed administratively OTHER EVENTS AND HEARINGS 02/12/2009 Notice-Other 03/31/2009 Affidavit for Proceeding In Forma Pauperis 03/31/2009 Order-Other (Judicial Officer: Lindman, Dale B. ) Sa Tax Del62cv09 1163 18 84 03/31/2009 Affidavit-Other 04/02/2009 Other DocumentSa 62cv09 1163 1 Apr09 04/06/2009 Affidavit of Service 04/06/2009 Correspondence 04/06/2009 Other Document 04/06/2009 Other Document 04/06/2009 Other Document 04/07/2009 Order to Remove (Judicial Officer: Johnson, Gregg E. ) 04/09/2009 Notice of Case Reassignment 04/10/2009 Correspondence 06/26/2009 Affidavit of Publication 06/26/2009 Other Document Sa Tax Del62cv09 1163 18 07/06/2009 Publicly Viewable Note to File 07/15/2009 Motion Sa62cv09 1163 Stephan Ans 15 07/15/2009 Memorandum 07/15/2009 Affidavit-Other sa62cv09-1163afflynmoserdtd-8jul0913-0907 07/15/2009 Affidavit-Other 07/15/2009 08/10/2009 08/12/2009
08/17/2009 08/19/2009 Other Document 08/20/2009 Motion Summary Judgment (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer VanDeNorth, John B., Jr.)
Sharons RICO C3-96-1556Audito Lou McKenna Auditor lou McKenna was Indicted for Fraud re: Tax Breaks for Restaurant "Mangini;s (sp) found guilty resigned.
Re: http://alicekrengel.blogspot.com/ Judicial Error, Prosecutorialmisconduct... http://sharon4mayor2010.blogspot.com/ Mark Oswald's Affidavit is more serious as he was the Hennepin Co. Auditor 21Sept2000, with the Death Certificate of http://cpljimanderson.blogspot.com/ YOu do not transport a comotose patient from Grand Rapids, then to Hibbing, then to the VA in Mpls..................Colemans 15May09Brief_34 MEMORANDMN OF LAW 697 Surrey_09
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