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: PI buzzLouisiana Private Investigator Files Complaint with US Postal Service
By PI Magazine (Tamara Thompson and Rosemarie Mesis)
Don’t mess with Louisiana private-eye Stephanie Ware. She received a ticket in the mail with the phrase “official government business” on the envelope. After further investigation she determined that the company who sent this notice was a non-governmental entity. This raised red flags for Stephanie and also for the US Postal Service. It is possible that this company may have violated a statute prohibiting mail that implies a false connection with the federal government as (39 USC Section 3001).
As a result of Stephanies complaint, it is being reported that the United States Postal Inspection Service is now collecting evidence to determine whether a photo enforcement vendor violated mail fraud statutes.
The Louisiana State Board of Private Investigator Examiners is also currently investigating whether Redflex has violated a state law requiring a private investigator licenses for anyone in the business of providing photographic evidence for use in court cases.
If you have been the victim of a similar notice by this company you can join the fight by visiting ReportRedflex.com
Full post as published by PI buzz on January 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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