UPDATE - Trespassed | Cobb County Police Failed

**GT is stealing & Will Start a Riot**
We have obtained the body camera video, and it is amazing what public officials will say behind closed doors in absence of the public.
No cameras are allowed in the Post Office according to postal staff and the property manager Erin Noles with Crawford Square Real Estate Advisors. It appears that Erin was trying to entice police to have me produce a business license and the right to be in the public space of a federal leased space. To make matters worse it appears that Erin tried to have police delete my footage off my camera.
According to the rules and regulations governing Postal Property, anyone may film and take pictures in the public areas. The Post Office staff should know this.
Not only did the Cobb County Police potentially put themselves in jeopardy to be sued in a federal court. Now, Erin Noles could have put Crawford Square Real Estate Advisors in the same situation to be sued in a federal court.
It appears that Erin and postal employees may have been accusing me of committing future crimes.

Cobb County Police
545 Fairground St SE UNIT 101
(770) 499-3900

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