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This document is a formal notice from a utility customer addressed to local police and sheriff departments concerning electric meter installations on private property. It asserts that police assistance in enforcing utility meter policies is unlawful without a court order or verified criminal complaint. Furthermore, it accuses the utility company of criminal misconduct for installing digital smart meters, claiming they violate privacy laws and cause health hazards.
Key points
- States that electric meter installation and easements are civil matters outside of law enforcement jurisdiction.
- Requires police and sheriffs to produce a court order or verified criminal complaint before performing any enforcement on behalf of the utility company.
- Accuses the utility company of criminal misconduct, alleging digital smart meters violate wiretapping laws, the Fourth Amendment, and health standards.
- Requests law enforcement intervention against trespassing utility personnel attempting unauthorized meter installations.
- Gives law enforcement 30 days to rebut the notice's assertions with facts and law, after which the terms are considered agreed upon.
Found on https://stopthecrime.net/smartmeters/0057.html
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