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received letter from tim


Dear Mr. Olavarria:

This will confirm receipt of your correspondence and follow up on our phone conversation as well as your visit to the General Services Administration (GSA) facility on December 15, 2021. One of GSA Safety and Security’s responsibilities is to manage corporate security in Wake County buildings and to follow up on any reports received from staff.

More than one department contacted GSA with concerns about the frequency of unscheduled visits and purpose of your visits to various county offices, including some offices, where only credentialed and authorized individuals are permitted access into office areas.

For security purposes, the reporter information is maintained in a confidential manner, and is released only on an “as-need-to-know” basis and as required by applicable law. As an accommodation for you a building security resource was made available to you to access county services. During your visit, you were in no way restricted, detained or denied access to receive any county service.

Wake County has not issued a trespass order against you or filed any papers with the magistrate. There are no papers of this nature to produce. Until further notice, a building security resource will continue to be available for you when you are present on Wake County premises and desire access to county offices. You may call me in advance if you wish to make prior arrangements.


Thank You.

Tim Mullally

Security Supervisor

Wake County Government

GSA / Safety & Security

Timothy.Mullally@wakegov.com

919.856.5757

wakegov.com



Response to Tim's Letter


Universal House of Prayer of North Carolina

Continuing the Ministry to Serve and Help others

Started in 2015 through Reyoadvocacy.

614 Gaslight Trail

Wendell, NC 27591

Rolavarria012008@gmail.com

919-400-8046

Saturday, December 18, 2021

Re: False Imprisonment at the Wake County Justice Center on 12/15/2021 at about 3:20 PM by Deputy D. McLeod; Continuing Acts to Include Intimidation and Harassment and now clearly making false reports.

Greetings:

Reasonable person standard used here. You lied sir. You had no intention on providing documentation with regards to whom is caused my false imprisonment and whom is using their offices for the purposes of defamation, intimidation, and harassment.

Using the reasonable person standard and your failure to produce documents requested, it is easy to conclude and justified to conclude you sir are responsible for the actions that caused my imprisonment, etc. You may not like persons whom are not of your color. But using the powers of your office to intimidate and harass nonwhite persons is against the law. White Only or Hispanics are not allowed can easily be concluded. Also, since the exposé’s regard the civil rights violations by county agents and other acts, especially with regards to open and competitive hiring shows a continuing pattern and extension of those illegal processes by your sanctioning thereof.

You are entirely responsible and culpable for articulating and communicating a false report to law enforcement. You are entirely responsible and culpable for the acts of intimidation and harassment by the use of the powers of your office. You are entirely responsible for the false imprisonment and continued defamation. You are entirely responsible for false reports[1] to law enforcement.

You wrote the following:

One of GSA Safety and Security’s responsibilities is to manage corporate security in Wake County buildings and to follow up on any reports received from staff [you are aware or should be aware of allegations of false reports by STAFF, it is on the website and you were clearly directed to that website during my visit to your office and during subsequent correspondence].

More than one department contacted GSA with concerns about the frequency of unscheduled visits and purpose of your visits to various county offices, including some offices, where only credentialed and authorized individuals are permitted access into office areas [here you are alleging I broke into or trespassed into unauthorized areas dude. You are alleging criminal acts dude; when someone alleges a criminal act, that is a matter of their identity immediately being disclosed. Again, I asked for specifics, and you failed to provide such; and, this communication shows a pattern of “false allegation” especially since you are communicating such to law enforcement; dude, where it is written you need to have an appointment to visit a public building sir]. (You are calling me a criminal sir).

1040 M FALSE IMPRISONMENT COMMON LAW 00000000 99999999 1 19941001 99999999 No 19941001

5362 M FALSE REPORT TO POLICE STATION 14-225(A) 00000000 99999999 2

19941001 99999999 No

How ridiculous; a wheelchair person whom has two speeds, slow and slower, manages, as can be concluded to in your written assertion, to get into “unauthorized areas” where only credentialed and authorized individuals are permitted, and when such “alleged acts occurred” why was not law enforcement immediately summoned?

Your acts are criminal and illegal sir and cannot be hide, without a court order mind you, from me personally because my freedoms and liberties are being denied by your criminal acts and other whom you say reported to you.

Sincerely,

Reinaldo Olavarria



[1] § 14-225. False reports to law enforcement agencies or officers.

(a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, any person who shall willfully make or cause to be made to a law enforcement agency or officer any false, deliberately misleading or unfounded report, for the purpose of interfering with the operation of a law enforcement agency, or to hinder or obstruct any law enforcement officer in the performance of his duty, shall be guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor.

(b) A violation of subsection (a) of this section is punishable as a Class H felony if the false, deliberately misleading, or unfounded report relates to a law enforcement investigation involving the disappearance of a child as that term is defined in G.S. 14-318.5 or child victim of a Class A, B1, B2, or C felony offense. For purposes of this subsection, a child is any person who is less than 16 years of age. (1941, c. 363; 1969, c. 1224, s. 3; 1993, c. 539, s. 137; 1994, Ex. Sess., c. 23, ss. 1-3; c. 24, s. 14(c); 2013-52, s. 6.)