09-08-2011, 07:11 PM
My fellow brothers and sisters in law enforcement, this type of behavior is typical of Sergeant Alvarez, his BULLY DEMEANOR is one of his consistent patterns. These illegal political investigations warrants an immediate internal affairs investigation into this previous administrations activities and specifically ALvarez. This is not HAVANA COMMUNIST CUBA, this is Miami USA, the US CONSTITUTION protects us from this type of illegal behavior and the ACLU should look into the political investigations which have been conducted by the Miami Police Department, now we know why there is a love affairs between certain City of Miami Commissioners and Sergeant Alvarez.
From: Michelle Niemeyer (michelle@michelleformiami.com)
Sent: Wed 9/07/11 4:09 PMTo: nelsonhorta@hotmail.com Nelson,
Yesterday morning shortly after 7:00, I went with a friend for breakfast at Mary’s Coin Laundry at 27th Avenue and 25th Terrace. We parked, bought our café con leche and pastelitos, and sat down at a table. I noticed shortly thereafter that there was a large, black Suburban that looked a lot like the official city SUVs parked directly across the street. The person in the front seat looked like Al Alvarez, but I couldn’t be sure. He stayed there, sitting in his car, for a very long time. At one point I made eye contact and he looked away. After at least ten minutes, I walked across the street and took a picture of his license plate (you can see my reflection in the picture). I went back to the table and he got on the phone and stayed on the phone for a long time. Finally, he got out of the car and walked across the street. He definitely was Al Alvarez. I know Al from the time when he was our Commissioner’s Sargeant at Arms. I said, cheerily, “Hi Al!” He said hello and acted as if he was buying something. He then turned around (I didn’t see that he had anything in his hands that he had bought) and very aggressively warned me that I should know if I was recording his phone conversation that was illegal. I told him I wasn’t recording his phone conversation, I just took a picture of his license plate. He seemed surprised by my candor, said that’s not illegal, and then repeated his warning about voice recording. I told him, “Al, I didn’t record your conversation, I was just taking a picture of your license plate.” He again repeated his warning about voice recording being illegal. I told him he didn’t need to worry about me recording anything.
His attitude toward me was very aggressive.
This week is qualification week for candidates for the District 2 City Commission seat. I am known to the current administration as a strong candidate who will stand up for our community and not cave to special interests. Our campaign website is http://www.michelleformiami.com, if your readers would like to learn more about me. I have an appointment to submit my papers to officially qualify as a candidate tomorrow afternoon at 3:30. I hope you can make it there so we can meet then.
Sincerely,
Michelle Niemeyer
Candidate for City of Miami Commissioner, District
From: Michelle Niemeyer (michelle@michelleformiami.com)
Sent: Wed 9/07/11 4:09 PMTo: nelsonhorta@hotmail.com Nelson,
Yesterday morning shortly after 7:00, I went with a friend for breakfast at Mary’s Coin Laundry at 27th Avenue and 25th Terrace. We parked, bought our café con leche and pastelitos, and sat down at a table. I noticed shortly thereafter that there was a large, black Suburban that looked a lot like the official city SUVs parked directly across the street. The person in the front seat looked like Al Alvarez, but I couldn’t be sure. He stayed there, sitting in his car, for a very long time. At one point I made eye contact and he looked away. After at least ten minutes, I walked across the street and took a picture of his license plate (you can see my reflection in the picture). I went back to the table and he got on the phone and stayed on the phone for a long time. Finally, he got out of the car and walked across the street. He definitely was Al Alvarez. I know Al from the time when he was our Commissioner’s Sargeant at Arms. I said, cheerily, “Hi Al!” He said hello and acted as if he was buying something. He then turned around (I didn’t see that he had anything in his hands that he had bought) and very aggressively warned me that I should know if I was recording his phone conversation that was illegal. I told him I wasn’t recording his phone conversation, I just took a picture of his license plate. He seemed surprised by my candor, said that’s not illegal, and then repeated his warning about voice recording. I told him, “Al, I didn’t record your conversation, I was just taking a picture of your license plate.” He again repeated his warning about voice recording being illegal. I told him he didn’t need to worry about me recording anything.
His attitude toward me was very aggressive.
This week is qualification week for candidates for the District 2 City Commission seat. I am known to the current administration as a strong candidate who will stand up for our community and not cave to special interests. Our campaign website is http://www.michelleformiami.com, if your readers would like to learn more about me. I have an appointment to submit my papers to officially qualify as a candidate tomorrow afternoon at 3:30. I hope you can make it there so we can meet then.
Sincerely,
Michelle Niemeyer
Candidate for City of Miami Commissioner, District