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    (Posted as received with no letterhead.) Austin Police Monitor panel decides not to allow any further investigation into my complaint that the Austin Police Department failed to investigate my claims of extortion, theft and false police reports by former landlord who is ex-wife of apd employee. If you view the videotape of my December 7, 2009 talk to the panel, you will see that Cliff Brown, the Austin Police Monitor, promised that the decision would be issued much sooner. Why is it over a month late? Where is the letterhead? Related docs Police Monitor complaint Hagoods Craigslist AD Tweets about extortion $6.382,000 Claim against City of Austin Related video 12-7-2009 meeting of the Citizen Review Panel (at Austin History Center Austin,TX)

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    (Posted as received with no letterhead.) Austin Police Monitor panel decides not to allow any further investigation into my complaint that the Austin Police Department failed to investigate my claims of extortion, theft and false police reports by former landlord who is ex-wife of apd employee. If you view the videotape of my December 7, 2009 talk to the panel, you will see that Cliff Brown, the Austin Police Monitor, promised that the decision would be issued much sooner. Why is it over a month late? Where is the letterhead? Related docs Police Monitor complaint Hagoods Craigslist AD Tweets about extortion $6.382,000 Claim against City of Austin Related video 12-7-2009 meeting of the Citizen Review Panel (at Austin History Center Austin,TX)

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    Police Monitor/Citizen Review Panel Decision

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    (Posted as received with no letterhead.) Austin Police Monitor panel decides not to allow any further investigation into my complaint that the Austin Police Department failed to investigate my claims of extortion, theft and false police reports by former landlord who is ex-wife of apd employee. If you view the videotape of my December 7, 2009 talk to the panel, you will see that Cliff Brown, the Austin Police Monitor, promised that the decision would be issued much sooner. Why is it over a month late? Where is the letterhead? Related docs Police Monitor complaint Hagoods Craigslist AD Tweets about extortion $6.382,000 Claim against City of Austin Related video 12-7-2009 meeting of the Citizen Review Panel (at Austin History Center Austin,TX)

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    January 31, 2010

    Dear Ms. Black,

    The Citizen Review Panel (CRP) thank you for taking time to speak to us about your complaint
    at the public portion of the meeting held on Monday, December 7, 2009. We value the input and
    recommendations of members of the public, which often help the CRP to formulate
    recommendations to the Chief of Police, Art Acevedo.

    This letter is in response to your complaint #2009-1053 regarding your experience with the
    Austin Police Department (APD). Specifically, we understand that you believe that APD
    officers failed to fully investigate crimes against you.

    The CRP has conducted a careful review and consideration of your written complaint, Internal
    Affairs Division (IAD) investigation file, evidence available, and your public testimony. While
    we understand your concerns regarding your complaint, the CRP has concluded that APD was
    not in violation of APD General Orders.

    This letter concludes the CRP’s review of your complaint. You may contact Ms. Carmen Scott,
    Office of the Police Monitor (OPM), at 512-974-9096 if you have any further questions
    regarding this case.

    Sincerely,

    Richard Neavel, Chair


    Citizen Review Panel

    cc: Cliff Brown, Police Monitor, OPM

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