Miami Dade Public Libraries Harassment Making It Difficult To Work Miami Florida

I wrote this report two weeks ago at The Coconut Grove Branch and my computer shut-off without notice and I lost 1.5 hours of work.  They are the impetus for this law suit.  I was in Little Havana earlier, but didn't want to go into that branch Little Havana Library after being yelled at for no reason, and I mean no reason. 

My life is hurting because I need to go to all branches to complete my projects.  I loves these branches too.  Push come to shove, I am a mess.  Will see what will happen.  More on this when I report the worst branches and actually submit this in a public suit. Procrastinated due to it hurting my brain and I am unable to do my actual projects.

On my mind is also The Key Biscyane Branch I can't go there too without an investigatinn done on the criminals that use that place.  I am upset the information I gave the lead librarian for the crew and Ray Baker went for naught without a call to watch over the people's information since Dmitri does steal credit cards, decodes key srokes and is stealing the people's property on the island, and no he isn't reformed by observation and reports. 

This staff though is so anamored with the criminals and Dmitri, they for sure would tip them off to any investigation stupidly, but they are extremely integrated into the hearts of this team.  The lead librarian is an excellent human being was speaking to Dmitri in Spanish.  I think they felt I wouldn't understand.  All I know is Dmitri has Spanish Aliases to Prey On Others and She is Helping Him Perfect His Talents.  The Key Biscayne Police Chief, Mr. Press, is LAME and didn't protect the people upon request either.

The 5 Super Libraries in Miami-Dade Are The Overtown Model Library, The Allapattah Library, The South Miami Branch Library, The Miami Beach Main Branch Library, and The Miami Beach South Shore or South Pointe Library.

1) The Overtown Model Library:  The Lead Librarian leads by example, is hands-on, and engaged with the patrons and staff.  She reminds me of a pioneer.  I just love her spirit and morals.  She is humble and humane and she really cares.  I can't say enough good about her goodness, which definitely is contageous amongst her solid staff.  I appreciate her team so much, as they often go above and beyond to assist patrons.  I proudly work there on important material hoping the vibes get caught onmy pages.  It is touching to watch knowledge passed around effortlessly.  True librarians exist!  The vibe is so good, I do my best work there.  And I hate to use race, but since I will call out others later-on and don't know their names just races and genders, just please know the lead librarian here is a black female.  I don't see color around her. She's Perfect.

2) The Allapattah Library:    I Love this library.  It's about the people and staff, feeding the hen & chicks seeds for breakfast, shopping at Fresco Y Mas at lunch, and editing my Supreme Court papers in a relaxed and helpful atmosphere.  The librarians are on-point and the computers always also give more time.  Staff are chill and eager to help.  Johnnie is a sweetheart.  I really liked the Latin woman who made the crocodile cut-outs to number each computer wherever she went? This library always has children and, or parents reading or checking out books. 

I am inspired by this well-oiled machine.  A Latin man once gave me a USB there that he only used to do his taxes.  It's definitely a community library.  Two weeks ago, this library was under seige of being evicted.  OMG! Where was Ray Baker to fight this cause?  I happen to go in (help out too as part of the community whenever I can wherever I am in the world) and I showed a woman that the USB port was under the computer screen (instead of on its' side) and calmed a man all bent out of shape with the Attached Flyer (because he grew up with this library on this block) .. he never used a computer in his life, yet wanted to fight for this/his/our library to stay put by signing Jackson High School's Petiton, but didn't know the keyboad. 

I encouraged this Community Super Hero to type using one finger at a time & more and Henry, the Lead Librarian Helped Him Fill Out/Complete His Petition.  This touched me and I started to say, when he left, how on Miami Beach Monty's Grill Was Saved By Being On The Ballot For The People To Vote On and How we must get this on the ballot.  Developers secretly act with Commissioners sometimes and the people are the last to know.  I wrote the State Inspector General, who never wrote back, but Henry Wrote The Commissioners And the Library Was Saved. 

I was the impetus because I couldn't let this library get pushed out without a plan after learning first hand/voting on the Monty's Grill Ballot to save it.  I feared the worst and that day the best result came about!  WE were so close and truly the kids would be without.  Jackson Senior High School And Henry are Super Heroes Too.  WE are all relieved OMG!  That library saves people.  Please note the awesome team collective efforts with ease we can talk, learn and quickly take action because not all libraries have this will and way, hence I must act and can't hold back in hopes of change for other great libraries to assume needed help.

3) The South Miami Branch Library:    Love this Wonder Land Of Librarians:  Rick (Ricardo), Jennifer and Jared.  Rebecca and Nancy were here once and are also Sacred.  I don't know of any other librarians who educate the public continuously on any and all imagined programs with such gusto, encouragement and love.  They love what they do and I am so proud such cool, young librarians do it better than most older ones who don't care and just get a pay check.  This staff is loved by everyone who enters.  They have a Wednesday Homeless Project, Eyeglass Donation Box when you enter, and a Free Mask Box at the front desk to boot. No other place functions like them. This one might be short, but it's a special, selfless library.  Could be a think tank.  All just works and they make it seem so easy.  God Bless.

4) The Miami Beach Main Branch Library:   First thing comes to mind, too many homeless and Bryant.  Bryant is the Lead Librarian, who is AMAZING.  He leads by example and his staff are like him:  super helpful, kind, knowledgable, direct and supportive.  This team is Great.  They work with challanges and it is noted it isn't an easy-going library as one would imagine across from a beach/ocean.  Miriam and Michael are dedicated and impressive employees.  And one charming librarian who hales from Oklahoma, getting her Masters, who will probably oversee the integrity of falling-apart books at the main library soon is another pleasure to be around.

When I have worked on my projects in this library, I feel the hardwork that goes into being a librarian and I respect this group.  They work to check out rooms, lap tops, and fix many problems in this library often around the clock.  I commend them for never cracking under pressure and being as sup-portive to human kind in the name and love of libraries.  I love knowing these librarians are dedicated to their professions and I believe the community is immensley better because these are caring librarians who consistently are AMAZING.

5) The Miami Beach South Shore or South Pointe Library:   This library had an Awlful Librarian once named Janice, who I see was moved to Sunny Isles.  I believe she should have been fired- since she was removed for allowing many to watch porn, having a stuck-up attitude, and lazy personality.  What a scar!  This library has had awesome librarians since.  I can say this new crew are sweet, friendly, helpful, knowledgable, and enjoy what they do in a cool location.  They interact with ease with everyone and are eager to jump-into any task that presents.  I am super grateful they are cool & chill, youthful, uncomplicated and happy.  I am happy they are happy and great with us :) 

Continued from yesterday:  I was in Little Havana today shopping and didn't go to my recent favorite local Little Havana Library because of them, who I don't bother. 

I remembered how one female Latin librarian said to the white manager, librarian  "She's here so long, when will she leave?" I wasn't there long, since I arived late, but what kind of comment is that? And why me?

Also the cleaning woman leaves the public ladies room door open after cleaning and we do our business with it open.  Guys have to pass it to go to the mens room.  No one sees that as weird?  If it isn't for a special reason, we'd like it closed.

I won't go there until they are addressed, upon submitting this lawsuit.  

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Current Active Criminals At The Key Biscanye Library:

I grew up with this cute library, The Key Biscayne Library, when Crayndon Park was a mini golf course and later a colony of iguanas made it their home, which you've driven away in the past few years, sadly (my opinion).

This library has an amazing lead librarian I call the Book Worm.  She is very hands on and it shows as this library has the greatest amount of kid-teen attendance from all the libraries I visit.  It's well oiled. 

Once upon a time, all the libraries in Miami-Dade were like this one: safe & inviting.  Pity Miami staff are not as invested these days.  She, the Book Worm, has a close knit team and they work well together.  This is good.  She expresses herself well and is fun with everyone.  She's special.

I met her last year and she is always a pleasure to speak with.  We became silent yesterday- this is a shame.

I completed a well-done lengthy report there at the Key Biscayne Library too, which I edited at the Hispanic Library aka Little Havana Library.  It was a major undertaking and I still hope to use it to help many.  It's quite long and in depth, so just one day I hid the papers in the stacks to visit them the next day to work on instead of lug them home, but they were gone, lost.  I asked each staff member, except the lead librarian Book Worm, about it and each one lied to my face.  I never told them I dug it out of the trash--to make peace. 

It is a great place to think & write.  The Key Biscayne island has the best vibe.  I let it go.  Was relieved to have found it all in tact.  They are great at covering things up though, note, a point I confirmed yesterday, and it isn't right--but they are having fun, enamored with the fun bad boys' secrets of criminal island activities.

To explain that comment, in 2020, I got along and had short-lived fun small talk chit chat in this library with guys who approached me I quickly met there who wanted to know me.  They use the computers too and I soon learned they are preying on the Key Biscayne people.  That severed my quick friendship with them; made me uncomfortable.  I somehow bridged them to the Book Worm before walking away with my willingness to be friends with all them at the time first.  Had to break from the Book Worm, who I missed, but my work couldn't be tampered with.  She didn't miss me, maybe wondered, she had (has) their laughter.  I admired how she is a great librarian and feared for all in the library.  Felt helpless. 

In my hiatus from this library, which wasn't cool for me, I was working at some poorly run libraries, sadly.  I had to work hard in those bad environments.  It sucked and I did find out that the fun bad boys at this Key Biscaybe Library were worse than imagined.  It was winter and I came up with a report I shared with the local Key Biscyane Police Chief via email.  And, I didn't tell the Key Biscyane Library Staff immediately.

The Book Worm "love"s them and I was compromised, uncomfortable and my work was in danger of being hacked and so I could only make time to visit the Key Biscayne Library once I completed my first US Supreme Court petition.  I considered mailing it to the Book Worm.

It was early this year 2021, months went by, 6 maybe, I waited for the Book Worm early one library opening morning.  She was first to work and I handed her many papers of confirmed cyberhacking proof of this Russian patron friend of hers, one of the fun bad boys--but not fun to me any longer. 

She is enamored with their Russian -Cuban friendship she has and is protecting them.  They all are, while the bad guys are preying on the locals and loving life at library HQs.  And, I am outted like an enemy.  The staff never harrassed me, note, but I am the unwanted one and can't work with snooping hackers and they don't feel comfortable either.  

Yesterday I returned and they shut down my session as if to say they the bad biys are coming.  It never happened there to me.  I looked up to his face staring at me .  I felt his bad energy wearing pants with a UM "U" logo, which offends me.  He hacked the local UM computer room and is banned, but he wears that to pretend to fit in.

The Book Worm & Staff are compromised and enabling them.  No one reported them for security purposes, which would help the locals, patrons, tourists.  They act like it is cool and it isn't.  I'm grossed-out as I said they are thieves preying on the locals.  They could have had it checked out.

It is important to know that I learned that the Russian is a repeated cyber hacker, trained in listening to computer keyboards to decode passwords etc .... and I learned he took a SIM card out of my witness's phone, who took it back.  He cyberhacked other collleges across America and at the University of Miami (UM) Marine School on Key Biscayne. His second profession is stealing items from the Key Biscyane people and storing them in places all over the island, where he lives homeless with a crew, who repeatedly steal from Winn Dixie.  He received DEO money over $18K, allegedly, and over $3k in food stamps, none of which he uses as he eats at the island Church and steals from tourists and locals for a living.

He watches the same Russian bomb explosion repeatedly.

I couldn't keep this knowledge, which is mishandeled.  I know the Book Worm told Ray Baker, who perhaps needs to go.  If Ray Baker would have told police, they for sue would protect our information & belongings/ property. They steal Michael Kors watches, I was told and stuff.  Yesterday, I left to the bathroom before they came, and a paper of mine, I could sware staff looked at.  I didn't care.  I believe the Book Worm informed them one time that I was there in the library and asked them not to show?  She doesn't want to talk to me, who is trying to protect us but to them they laugh and I get making them feel like humans, but they steal from the locals and she could have called for an investigtion.  I can't work in that environment on my legal public service work.  

The library itself is still one of my favorite libraries.  They are not helping their patrons by loving them.  I understand the attention-seeking, but they are using her/them/the library/Miami to further their evil plans.

I'm not religious.  I attached proof.  My file was hacked and is missing a page or two from the attached, so I know he was in my email.  I can see she told them to protect them.  This isn't about their past remaining in the past, rather it is about the present situation of what they are doing which is like their past.  They haven't changed. 

I respect the Book Worm, to a point, which I call her that on paper respectfully (by the way).  If they are caught due to this lawsuit and the Key Biscayne Library doesn't have them, I will feel happier to work there as would my witness.  Going before 4pm, I might do?  Not for awhile.  Sad to have to stay away.

The Book Worm knows my witness well, misses him, but I wouldn't tell her, upon request, where he is.  She'd tell them and we all don't need or want them around.  It isn't funny what they do in life. 

Yesterday, a patron walked into the Key Biscayne Library and told the Book Worm I was outside before the library opened.  She apparently wanted me as a suspicious charachter to be caught (when I was only waiting for the library to open obviously around 830am).  What would that woman think or feel if she knew the Book Worm and staff, also Ray Baker, aren't protecting her and the community by NOT asking for an investigation? 

I feel after yesterday, that they made their choice and I made mine.  The Book Worm, Staff and Bandits Are One.  To protect the community, touch love is in order.  They aren't my friend,  they were really people covering their backs and enjoying the fun boys banter over ensuring a safe enviornment.  It isn't safe, in my opinion, currently.