CHARLOTTE, N.C. -
Nov. 27, 2015 -
PRLog -- Title 18 U.S.C 241 & 242 Complaint filed against what appears to be an 'Organized Crime Syndicate' continued criminal enterprise in Charlotte, NC. The complaint was for the conspiracy to deprive rights under the color of law. This complaint includes Nelson Mullins law firm of Charlotte, NC acting on behalf of JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A., Janan Kennedy aka Canan F. Kennedy of Remax Executive Realty, Travis Bustamante of Nelson Mullins Law Firm, Julia Bright Hartley of Nelson Mullins P.C. Charlotte, NC and several CMPD Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Officers acted in aiding and abetting these violations against Ninti El Bey on (3) Three occassions. The aforementioned parties are all apart of a federal probe into RICO ACT violations. Nelson Mullins P.C. attorney's ordered Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Officers to arrest Ninti El Bey with fictitious warrants on two separate occurrences. Nelson Mullins P.C. orchestrated and ordered Piper Glen Estates Company Police to prohibit Ninti El Bey and her children from entering their home of lawful tenancy without court order. Nelson Mullins P.C. ordered these actions under the color of law, without court order, Mecklenburg Sheriff writ of possession and by fictitous warrants. Statement given by Deputy Sheriff Christie who handles the 'writ of possessions' and evictions, indicated on 11/23/2015 that there was no order of eviction for Ninti El Bey or the address where she was wrongfully evicted. Pursuant to the RICO ACT there is a pattern, violators committed numerous acts against Ninti El Bey showing a pattern of offenses against one person. These actions also constituted obtaining property by false pretense and by false signature which are federal crimes. The usurpations of this alleged organized crime syndicate are constitutional & federal offenses that carry hefty penalities for punishment. It is hard to believe that an otherwise reputable law firm would be involved in such crimes. Piper glen security police and CMPD police officers confirmed that the orders were coming from Nelson Mullins Law Firm and Attorney's listed on the warrants (Julia Bright Hartley and Travis Bustamante) of Nelson Mullins P.C.
