Short Story: Back To The Police Department

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What happened to you that you believe was discriminatory On 7-31-2015 at 3:00 p.m. Harry Feals and I was called to the police station over the radio everyone heard .With Julie monitoring cameras Alison already knew we were together . Monday or Tuesday A envelope was missing from coach Anthony William office . I explain to her I was picking up garbage and Harry was running the sweeper. I did see an envelope, not sure what office . Harry said he has seen the envelope and put on coach Anthony desk. She repeatedly asked if Harry or I went back in the office. Would they find are fingerprints on the envelope. Saying, Since Harry picked up the envelope he was the main suspect. Alison asked, If I ran the sweeper around envelops all the time. Scott …show more content…

Was Scott Adams, Anthony Williams, Anthony Berich ,MMI employees and construction works interviewed and have to write a police report out on Friday at quitting time ? When Harry was called Back to the Police Department He took union steward Scott . During that time Harry filling a police report out Alison was winking at Scott . This is not funny, we are routinely harasse with Julie Godzik Police dispatcher monitoring video cameras and relays information on cameras to her Husband Robert Godzik to cause a hostile work environment. I know this because every time I take the garbage to dumpster near police station, Julie comes out of Police Station Looking at me offensively or making slurs at me about where to hide from cameras. I feel uncomfortable with Julie Godzik surveying video cameras. Chief Gillilan was aware of the conflicts in the Maintenance Department And Julie Godzik harassing me. After He rescind the harassment increased …show more content…

Wihin a couple of minutes William Franicola checking on us. Harry asked want he wanted commenting he was here to check wheels on carts. I witnessed William was checking the wheels on cart weeks ago after the Taste of Westmorland Event. Julie monitoring us on cameras called Bob Godzik because Brain Weaver and Robert Talking with Julie outside near dumpster. Robert and Brain was there at 2:40 p.m. until I left Chamber at 3:15 p.m..

Taking garbage to dumpster on April 24 ,2015 around 2:50 p.m. Robert started yelling at me for reporting him to William .Consequently Bob Godzik only thinks Rules apply to Maintenance #1employees.On plenty occasion Mr. Godzik told me he knows where to hide from the cameras. With Julie Godzike monitoring video cameras I feel threat the harrasmment is going to continue with these employees Donna Myers, Mike and Bob Godzike and commenting about cameras are watching me.

Whenever I Take The Garbage to dumpster Julie comes out of the police department to smoke Saying she wouldn't hide there and Throughout the Day Mike Niehenke , Brain Weaver HVAC #3 and Bob Godzik HVAC #3 at Chamber hall checking on me April

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