UNSTABLE PIGLET! CAN YOU REALLY BE THIS SIMPLE? AND MAKE 100k PER YEAR?

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Mesa Police Department
130 N Robson, Mesa, AZ 85201
(480) 644-2211
mesaaz.gov

We filmed this video involving Kari R. Savage on Monday 12/27/21 @ 10:20pm.
On Tuesday 12/28/21 @ 3:38pm Mesa Police officer Kari R. Savage (Karen Hefner) came to my residence and stole my company landscape trailer in retaliation for first amendment protected activities and violated my fourth amendment right to be secure against unreasonable seizures.

The tow company in league with the police to pirate vehicle for an extortion fee:

Valley Express Towing -
661 W Broadway Rd, Mesa, AZ 85210
(480) 899-4621
*update*
The tow company released my trailer at no cost.

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