Occupying About-to-be-Foreclosed Homes of Cops

[pablooliva]

We've talked about occupying homes of people expecting to be
foreclosed on, but what if we narrow the scope, at least to begin
with, of homes owned by police officers.

[Sharon F]

Only with their permission.  Home invasion is not my style.

[pablooliva]

What I meant was camping out on their lawns to help them fight the
foreclosure.

On Nov 19, 9:13 pm, Sharon F <amazon...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Only with their permission.  Home invasion is not my style.
>

> On Saturday, November 19, 2011, pablooliva <pablo.oliva....@gmail.com>

[Sharon F]

I'm good with helping them.  I just don't want to do it if they don't agree.  Invading one's home without permission is bad bad.  Don't mind city property or corporate property but not persons.  If they want our help I'll be there!

[Esteban Gil]

know any cops getting foreclosed upon?  If so, let's do it. (with there permission, of course!)

-e

[Pablo Oliva]

And that's what I meant. That we would come to their aid with their permission. Maybe me using the term occupy was misleading, it would be totally with their consent. We could have a spot to occupy which would work for our purposes, we would help someone save their home, highlight the foreclosure abuses by banks, and build gratitude with the pawns of power (police).

On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 9:25 PM, Sharon F <amaz...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Pablo Oliva]

Right on E! I'll start researching.