The Work Force Office located at the Downtown DSHS Office in Seattle, Wa is currently in the habit of resetting their computer network about 9AM each morning when the place is packed with job seekers. After the system does multiple shutdowns most of the clients leave.

The Work Force Office located at the Downtown DSHS Office in Seattle, Wa and apparently has a webnanny which website blocks geocities as a matter of policy.

Where Crime Believed Committed:
Washington Work Source
Belltown Office-YWCA
Contact: Patrice Davis
2024 3rd Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121
206-436-8600
Fax: 206-436-8690

1. Officer Worker At Employment Center (October 5th, 2005) here is asking clients not to use yahoo.com to check their email or checking online resume on geocities.com which is research and my resume related to homeland security.

2. My resume on computer disc which worked when I entered the office then quit working suggesting it was affected by something in the local network.

1. 10:00 AM I'm wonder if the Worksource Staff is using network administrative tools and has website blocked the City of Bellevue, American Red Cross, and other websites for varying periods of time.

2. Typewritter dosen't work no ribon

3. 10 AM Fax machine out of order

4. One of the worksource employees is explaining to a visitor that his disc has been damaged while using the computer and his resume can't be recovered.

5. The employee explains that the local office is having ongoing problems and having to call their network services on a regular basis to repair machines.

1. The email chrissaidthanks2003@yahoo.com takes hours to arrive at destination suggesting it is being intercepted or delayed in transmission.

Barring the presence of a computer virus or spyware in the Worksource Office the only way a perpetrator could enter a network and destroy several different persons computer disc and resumes.... is via either network administrator equipment or would have to have extensive skills in computer programming and operations. Typically a lot of computer hacking is associated with computer colleges and universities and it is possible that a student or someone at the Renton Technical College is using computer based links with the Worksource Office to harass the network. I suggested the Worksource office consider using a special program called Deep Freeze to prevent hacking.

Chris Walters,
Appellant Counsel

The computer hacking eventually extended into Suzzallo & Allen Libraries at University of Washington Campus with apparent stalking by several unknown persons who didn't appear to be college students. Stalking is a very dangerous activity because of the excellent possibility that the stalker's actions and intents can be easily misunderstood leading to the party becoming the recipient of a screw driver in the head.

Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2005 18:52:37 -0700
From: "Scott Mah"
scottm@cac.washington.edu
To: "Chris Walters"
chrissaidthanks2002@yahoo.com

Subject: Re: Question Donation of Portal Program?

thanks. I'm going to review with our office of emergency management to see if this fits somewhere on there Web site. I think it's great to have all of this valuable information in one place -- especially after the disaster strikes. Are you affiliated with UW in any way -- student?

- Scott
Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2005 13:29:58 -0400 (EDT)
From: libquest@u.washington.edu
To: chrissaidthanks2002@yahoo.com
Subject: Library Question -
Answer [Question #1056686]

Hello Chris Walters

Librarian 1: Thank you, Chris, for the explanation. I don't think the Libraries could use such a CD. A website that provided the same information might be something we would link to. To be useful, the CD would have to be updated quite often, and would therefore mean more maintenance for our IT people. The campus web site is overseen by Computing & Communications. You can offer the information to them by using one of the contact points listed on this web page:
Good luck with your project.
Dottie Smith

The consortium of low life's and petty politicians who run Washington State appear to have graduated to theft of US Mail as suggested by this return:

From: "Gary L & Pam Bryan"
glacialview@worldnet.att.net
To: "Chris Walters"
chrissaidthanks2003@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: Did you receive CD-Rom?
Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 12:11:47 -0800

Chris,

I do not recall receiving it.

To which address was it sent?

Gary KG7KU

Addressed too The Honorable William Leone, USA
1225 Seventeenth Street, Suite 700
Seventeenth Street Plaza
Denver, CO 80202
(303-454-0100
Fax (303-454-0409)
jeffrey.dorschner@usdoj.gov

This is a non binding or Amicus Curiae courtesy brief as provided by Title 18 USC 4 Misprision the felon providing information on a possible computer crimes which was seen at the Fort Collins Public Library on 8-30-2005:

1. In the course of providing internet services to the Fort Collins Public Library employees a private firm known as "Secure Computing" which as can be seen from attached Exhibit A committed a fraud to deny Lycos.com a firm based in Boston access to the Fort Collins Public Library by claiming its web server promotes "sex". Extensive Pattern of Past Abuse http://www.angelfire.com/tx6/vocrehab/service/service.htm

2. Reports of extensive abuse by "Secure Computing" products as Bess.com and N2H2 were used to support creation of the "Anti Spyware Act of 2005" as provided to members of the House Committee on the Judiciary.

3. The products have in the past been found in public libraries in Meridian, MS; Nampa, Idaho, and Bellingham, WA trying to deny public access to quite a variety of private firms including hotmail; geocities, yahoo, Lycos , tripod, and on this occasion angelfire.com

4. The survey on CD-Rom in the 100 megs byte range was serviced on the 107th US Congress:

Access Denied by SmartFilter

The following error was encountered: � Access Denied by SmartFilter: Forbidden, this page (http://www.angelfire.com/) is categorized as: Sex. You can read more about the Fort Collins Public Library's Internet filtering policy at http://www.fcgov.com/library/policy.php#filters. The Proxy prevents your request from being allowed at this time. Please contact SmartFilter if you feel this is incorrect. Search for businesses by name, location, or phone number. -Lycos Yellow Pages http://yp.lycos.com