This was while canvassing the community for recall petition signatures.

It was an interesting and enlightening experience.

I learned that she is not a supporter of our community action effort.

I asked her about the discrepancies in the reserve statements.  She essentially denied it, but she wasn't very convincing.  I asked her why we were told 55.5% reserves when the reserve study indicates 14%.  

She replied, “You are going to get into a lot of trouble,” and indicated that the board was already in contact with the police department.

Moments later, when the conversation ended, I drove straight to the Citrus Heights Police Department and explained the entire situation. They had no idea who I was and have no reports regarding me in their system.

They know who I am now and what our situation is.

The police aren't going to interfere with this community’s right to petition a governmental body in matters relating to the public interest. That's actually encouraged.

We should consider adding Sara Shadrick to the recall petition.

In this conversation, I asked her how many dollars we have in the reserve.  

She wouldn't answer.  

These people can not/will not tell the truth.

She called me an idiot while I walked away.

Disappointing.

thought: I am wondering if Sara unintentionally clued me in on one of their potential plans to deal with me—filing bogus police reports...

Everything is on record now.

★ The First Amendment Right to Petition ★

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