Housing Authority City Of Los Angeles Scott Butler HACLA HACLA Security Department Rudy Montiel Scott Butler Tried To Get HACLA to Buy Him A $50,000 Police Car and A Bunch Of Machine Guns Los Angeles, California

Dear Authors of Updates 1 and 2; 

Please take notice that the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) has  initiated an action in the Superior Court of the State of California County of Los Angeles, Central District, Case No. 454470 due to allegedly false
statements made by you (the Action).  In conjunction with the Action,HACLA seeks to subpoena the records of Xcentric Ventures LLC for your contact information to the Irvine California office of Fisher & Phillips, LLP at 444 South Flower Street, Suite 1590, Los Angeles, California 90071 in compliance with Arizona Rule of Civil Procedure 45.  

If you do not respond within 7 business days with your true and correct contact information to: Karl R. Lindegren, Esq.
via email (klindegren@laborlawyers.com) or James R. Dye, Esq. via email (jdye@laborlawyers.com) or facsimile (213-330-4501), we will subpoena the records as outlined above.

You may contact the Arizona court and/or hire an attorney to object to the subpoena issued.

If you would like a copy of the Arizona subpoena, you may contact us at:

Karl R. Lindegren, Esq.                  
Fisher & Phillips, LLP
444 South Flower Street, 
Suite 1590
Los Angeles, CA 90071
(213) 330-4500 
 
Or 

James R. Dye, Esq. 
Fisher & Phillips, LLP
444 South Flower Street, 
Suite 1590
Los Angeles, CA 90071
(213) 330-4500

Dear "The Phantom"; 

Please take notice that the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) has initiated an action in the Superior Court of the State of California County of Los Angeles, Central District, Case No. 454470 due to allegedly false
statements made by you (the Action).  In conjunction with the Action, HACLA seeks to subpoena the records of Xcentric Ventures LLC for your contact information to the Irvine California office of Fisher & Phillips, LLP at 444 South Flower Street, Suite 1590, Los Angeles, California 90071 in compliance with Arizona Rule of Civil Procedure 45.  

If you do not respond within 7 business days with your true and correct contact information to: Karl R. Lindegren, Esq.
via email (klindegren@laborlawyers.com) or James R. Dye, Esq. via email (jdye@laborlawyers.com)
or facsimile (213-330-4501), we will subpoena the records as outlined above.

You may contact the Arizona court and/or hire an attorney to object to the subpoena issued.

If you would like a copy of the Arizona subpoena, you may contact us at:

Karl R. Lindegren, Esq.                  
Fisher & Phillips, LLP
444 South Flower Street, 
Suite 1590
Los Angeles, CA 90071
(213) 330-4500 
 
Or 

James R. Dye, Esq. 
Fisher & Phillips, LLP
444 South Flower Street, 
Suite 1590
Los Angeles, CA 90071
(213) 330-4500

   As stated before, I have met Scott Butler on several occasions, twice at the Gay Pride Parade (once in West Hollywood and at Long Beach) and again, even more recently at the California Highway Patrol Used vehicle auction in Torrance, where I overheard him casually complaining to the employee at the auction desk that as a result of city and state budget cutbacks, his guard department was denied any further financial upgrades which has put his dream police car, the Dodge Charger STX police interceptor on hold for a few more years. 

  Therefore, he was lowered to go out shopping at used car lots to help keep his public guard agency at a somewhat professional level. Apparently, so the story goes, none of this is Butler's fault. He's just doing a job that others in the HACLA organization won't do. His requests for budget vehicle maintenance has now hit a new all-time low. He has been sent out to buy used ex-California Highway Patrol vehicles from the car lot, vehicles which are usually reserved for taxi cab companies and police wanna-be's. Scott Butler is none of the above. Although I will admit, I have heard through talk at the HACLA employee cafeteria that it is common knowledge Scott Butler gets as much respect in his security guard uniform as the character in that recent movie "Mall Cop." Yet, he likes wearing the uniform too much to want to rock the boat any further with "Kenny Boy."

  That day I saw him at the CHP auction lot, Butler ended up bidding for a dark green Ford Crown Victoria with leather seats, (obviously an ex-CHP's captain's car) but he had some competition. There is this big fat white guy who always hangs around there who drives nothing but Crown Vic's and usually pulls into the lot with an official state handicapped placard and wears big baggy shorts and flip-flops. This guy, (whoever he was) had a few harsh words with Butler, claiming that it was he who first bid on the green Crown Vic and accused Butler of color of authority by showing up at the auction in HACLA guard uniform as a means to intimidate other potential car buyers. Therefore, in an effort to keep the peace, Butler, being the gentleman that he is, backed down from this fat white piece of trash and let him bid successfully bid on the vehicle. Needless to say, Butler had to settle with something less in "police appearance" and was forced buy a Ford Taurus.  

  But the real problem here is not Scott Butler. The real problem is Rudy Montiel. I heard through very reliable sources that Montiel is so busy kissing the rear end of Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, that it was he who personally requested (through approved tax payer funding) the festivities of the first openly Gay State Assembly Speaker John Perez, (who just happens to be Villaraigosa's cousin) and funded the personal appearance of the Gay Men's Chorus for the inaugural ceremonies. This is an outrage. Is this where our hard-earned taxes are going?  

  We need answers. We need to disband HACLA if the mismanagement of financial funds is ongoing. We need a complete shakeup with the HACLA executive committee and we need a solid overhaul.

  Stanley.

So what's the big deal about Butler wanting HACLA to buy him a $50,000 high performance car? Rudy Montiel is having a private elevator installed in the HACLA HQ so he doesn't have to ride in the same elevator as the "unwashed clients" who come to the building every day.

How is Butler supposed to pick up young guys on Santa Monica Blvd in a 10 year old Crown Vic???