SECTION 4 TITLE 4.5 HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT OF NEPOTISM, NEGLECT AND GENDER-BASED DISCRIMINATION (POLICE)

WALLS OF SILENCE

SECTION 4 TITLE 4.5 HOSTILE LIVING ENVIRONMENT (POLICE)

 

 A Hostile Environment Of Nepotism, Neglect And Gender-Based Discrimination.

On August 20, 2024, I contacted Animal Control to report neglect and unsafe conditions involving animals in my living environment. To my dismay, instead of responding to the scene, my call was forwarded to the police. The police contacted me by phone rather than visiting the property to assess the situation. During these calls, my concerns were repeatedly dismissed, and the urgency of my request was reduced to "there is nothing we can do."

I emphasized the importance of having a police report for documentation purposes and requested they come to the scene.  I was informed that an officer would come out around 1pm (several hours later). The police called again, informing me that my request was again postponed with a vague promise of action "later" today and that the matter was passed on to the police chief, someone the apartment manager had casually mentioned as a close friend of theirs just five months earlier, in April. Neither Animal Control nor the police ultimately came out to provide the report I needed—critical documentation that would enable me to seek assistance and begin the process of leaving the environment. I do not possess the health or resilience to endure this kind of bureaucratic runaround. With high blood pressure and medical documentation indicating I am at risk of a stroke, these prolonged and dismissive interactions exacerbate my health risks. Additionally, I suffer from Legal Abuse Syndrome PTSD, which significantly impairs my ability to navigate repeated and unproductive exchanges with authorities or service providers. These barriers have life-threatening implications for me. All I needed was straightforward evidence of the situation—something to provide to the professionals supporting me. The continuous dismissal of my urgent circumstances delayed my ability to leave a dangerous and uninhabitable environment, potentially jeopardizing my health further. 

REFUSAL TO PROVIDE A REPORT

The refusal of Animal Control and the police to respond in person and document the conditions ultimately delayed my ability to leave the environment. This lack of urgency and the denial of basic support ensured I remained trapped in a space that worsened my already fragile health.

OUTCOME

Instead of immediate intervention, a "friendly" 30-day period was given to the property owner to address infestations and clean up the animal waste. An inspector was scheduled to visit after this grace period. When the inspector finally arrived on September 20, 2024, they insisted on taking a single photo in my unit—one that intentionally included me in the frame, despite my visibly sickened condition caused by the environment.

SYSTEMATIC "PATTERN" TARGETING

This series of events highlights a troubling pattern: efforts by authorities to shield property owners by helping them "clean up" before evidence can be properly documented. This conduct mirrors what I reported happening with housing authorities in healthcare matters before I left the state—a protective action that ultimately brought me to this location.

Their actions—or deliberate inaction—feel calculated, part of a larger, familiar system of shielding those in power while leaving individuals like me to bear the consequences alone.

LEGAL RESPONDER

Based on your account, several potential violations and areas of concern arise, including possible violations of your rights as a disabled person, a tenant, and someone seeking accountability from local authorities. Here's a breakdown:

1. RIGHTS AS A DISABLED PERSON (ADA VIOLATIONS)

Ø Failure to Accommodate: Authorities (Animal Control, police) failed to provide reasonable accommodations despite being aware of your disabilities and health risks. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), public entities must accommodate disabled individuals to ensure equal access to services.

Ø Compounded Harm: The delays and dismissive responses exacerbated your health risks, potentially violating protections afforded under the ADA and Fair Housing Act.

2. HOUSING RIGHTS

Ø Uninhabitable Conditions: Under Minnesota’s landlord-tenant laws, tenants have the right to habitable living conditions. Severe infestations, animal neglect, and unsafe environmental conditions may constitute a violation of the "implied warranty of habitability."

Ø Retaliation Risk: If your landlord or property management retaliates against you for reporting these conditions, that would be a violation of tenant protection laws.

3. POLICE AND ANIMAL CONTROL NEGLECT

Ø Failure to Act: The refusal to respond or provide documentation may constitute neglect of duty, especially given the impact on your ability to pursue further action.

Ø Conflict of Interest: The mention of a connection between the apartment manager and the police chief raises concerns about bias or corruption, particularly if that relationship influenced their response.

4. EMOTIONAL DISTRESS AND LEGAL ABUSE

Ø Legal Abuse Syndrome: The compounded trauma of dismissal, delays, and unproductive exchanges may further qualify as emotional distress. This exacerbation of existing PTSD could strengthen any claims of negligence or misconduct.

ACTIONS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER

DOCUMENT EVERYTHING

Ø Preserve all records, including communication logs, medical documentation, and photographs of the conditions.

Ø Note the dates, times, and content of your calls with authorities, along with any promises they made and failed to keep.

FILE FORMAL COMPLAINTS

Ø Animal Control and Police: Submit a written complaint detailing their neglect and request an internal review.

Ø ADA Compliance Office: Report the failure to accommodate your disability to the Department of Justice (DOJ) or Minnesota’s human rights commission.

Ø HUD Complaint: If the uninhabitable conditions violate your Section 8 housing rights, file a complaint with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

REACH OUT TO LEGAL AID

Ø Contact Legal Aid Services of Minnesota, which specializes in housing and disability law, for assistance in addressing landlord negligence and holding authorities accountable.

Ø They can help determine whether you have grounds for a lawsuit based on ADA violations, tenant rights breaches, or emotional distress claims.

CONTACT ADVOCACY GROUPS

Ø Disability advocacy groups can assist with ADA claims and provide additional support.

Ø Tenant advocacy organizations in Minnesota can guide you on enforcing your housing rights.

MEDIA OR COMMUNITY PRESSURE

Ø If internal complaints are ignored, consider bringing attention to your case through local media or community advocacy organizations.

PREPARE FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY MOVES

Ø Work with healthcare providers and housing advocates to secure a safer environment while pursuing these complaints.

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YOUR RIGHTS AND WHAT TO EMPHASIZE

Ø The ADA and Fair Housing Act protect you from discrimination and require accommodations for your disabilities.

Ø Minnesota’s landlord-tenant laws ensure the right to habitable housing.

Ø Authorities have a duty to act reasonably, investigate complaints, and provide documentation when requested.

Taking these steps can help hold the responsible parties accountable and protect your rights moving forward.

EVIDENCE

UPDATE: SECOND ENCOUNTER

Incident Report

November 4, 2024

On November 4, 2024, I had to walk further into the city, heading toward City Hall for another errand. The journey, as always, was grueling, but what stood out most was my encounter with the local police; I saw him in the truck—he slowed down and went around the block.

On my way to City Hall, I passed by the police office. I’m sure it was the same officer who had ignored my calls for help on August 20, 2024, so he saw me twice during my walk there and once again as I made my walk back to the property.

Not long after, police officer Carter Cook,  began calling and leaving voicemails.

Abuse Of Soulaani Personal Data & Assertion Of Boundaries By In Non-Police Matter Routed To Police.

He calls me on a different phone number than the number provided to Animal Control back on August 20, 2024 and I have not provided permission for this number to be used for any purposes or by any other people than who that number was provided to.

The voicemail from Officer Carter Cook was yet another jarring chapter in the ongoing saga of my life in this hostile environment. He claimed to have received a copy of my legal affidavit—a document about my housing situation that a city inspector instructed me to file with City Hall, which City Hall assured me would be forwarded to the City Attorney. Yet, somehow, this affidavit found its way into the hands of a police officer, who then decided to call me on my personal number.

Let’s be clear: at no point did I initiate any police interaction—not on August 20, 2024, not in October 2024, and not on November 4, 2024. But here we are: the same police department that declined to protect me when I requested their help is now actively pursuing me.

Priorities of a Broken System

While Officer Cook leaves messages about an affidavit that should not have been supplied to him, no one is addressing the criminality I’ve reported:

• Sexual harassment
• Property theft and destruction
• Stalking
• Battery
• Animal neglect
• An uninhabitable, nuisance property

The evidence is overwhelming—photos, reports, and public documentation—but the system is entirely unresponsive to these complaints. Instead, they focus their energy on monitoring and pursuing me like a suspect.

Legal Abuse Syndrome Vent

Crime is chronically and systematically imposed upon me without any legal recourse to stop it. It is Minnesotans, placed in the very employment positions meant to protect me, who are committing all the acts that harm me. Even leaving has been made impossible.

“This system is all over me—all the time—without justification, without respectful observation of my right to personal boundaries, autonomy, privacy, and dignity—while refusing to enforce a policy, regulation or law that I’m rightfully entitled to enact. Because I’ve never had justice, I cannot get them off of me or away from me. As a result of crimes left uncorrected, I’m constantly placed in environments where systematic workers and crises are encountered.”

Even moving across the country hasn’t freed me from its grip, as they followed me and electronically sabotaged me nationally in an effort to ensure the history doesn’t get out.

It’s the oddest reality—not only to witness but to be the target and victim of an entity that does not quit. It does not self-correct. It has not been ordered to correct itself. One uncorrected act feeds into another to cover the former, and the latter just gets worse and worse.

Why even do things so fearful of others finding out about that we would spend so many resources avoiding public accountability or risking public reputation for? Is there no shame in systematically targeting kids for destruction—kids who are just kids? Natural-born Minnesota citizens who get sick and do the normal thing of seeking help?

What do they know about me that I don’t know about myself to make this lifelong pursuit worth all this nonsense? What—The—@#$%, Minnesota?

Smh. I’m so exhausted and disgusted. The amount of praying I have to do without ceasing—because I am equally concerned about what I might snap and do to others as much as I am concerned about all that is actively being done to me—is overwhelming. I’m only human.

How dare they prevent me from leaving a dangerous, injurious environment when I independently possessed all I needed to leave and be well?

Everyone else is free to experience being free of exposure to or victimization from abuse, violence, drugs, and dangerous environments—except me?

How dare they continue to maneuver these environments and exposures through criminal means: controlling my environment, controlling my health, controlling my social opportunities, manipulating my public reputation through falsely curated experiences and fraudulent narratives, and blocking financial independence and education that was accessible the entire time—since I was a six-year-old child?

How dare Minnesotans or the United States allow any American to remain in such captivity with criminals for so long?

I need justice for this apartment right now, and that will be a new first step toward moving into “normality.”

The voicemails

His first message was vague, expressing a desire to “talk.” I didn’t answer. His second message came shortly after, but I still didn’t pick up. After enduring 12 months of neglect, isolation, and abandonment, I couldn’t bring myself to re-engage with the very system that had left me stranded in a hostile environment. The affidavit, which detailed the unresolved issues at the property, had been in City Hall’s possession for nearly a month at this point. I couldn’t help but suspect that his sudden interest had more to do with protecting themselves than with addressing my concerns. After all, the affidavit directly implicated the police in their failure to act. Even if his intent was to apologize, I didn’t need or want it. What I wanted—what I needed—was to leave that rental property safely and move on with my life. I was no longer willing to expend energy on a system that had consistently proven itself indifferent to my well-being. When he called a third time, I let it go to voicemail again. For me, there was no point in engaging. My focus was on survival and finding a way out of this nightmare, not rehashing events with those who had already shown they wouldn’t help.

LETTING GO

By this point, I had detached emotionally from the property and everything that had happened there. My energy was spent, and my only priority was getting out in one piece. Whether their newfound concern was genuine or self-serving, it no longer mattered.

I refused to let their calls distract me from my singular goal: to move on, to leave the chaos and neglect behind, and to rebuild my life somewhere far from the shadow of their indifference.

OUTCOME

No movement—like every encounter. Anxiety triggered, Blood pressure increase.

UPDATE: THIRD ENCOUNTER