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Frederick Alexander Jones is a 64-year-old indigent disabled veteran, a low-income federally subsized tenant (a rent-stabilized tenant who is in the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development Section 8 Tenant-Based Assistance Housing Choice Voucher Program, having voucher #: 102241), a tenant who has never failed to pay the full amount of his rent on time, a tenant who has never received a proper renewal lease during the 6 years of his tenancy, and a tenant-respondent who must continue suffer another very plainly fraudulent petition that had been filed in the Brooklyn Housing Court (141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, tel: 1-347-404-9201, Index # : 100928/2008). 
 
Indeed, after countless threats from judges Maria Milin, Peter M. Wendt, and Cheryl J. Gonzales, the aforesaid Jones has a Tuesday 30 June 2009 date to go before judge Gonzales to decide between 2 options : (1) Assist in falsifying records that would cause him to be placed into an outrageous illegal guardianship, eliminate his right to make any type of contract (See, Section 81.21 [a] [5], N.Y.S. Mental Hygiene Law, at http://www.law.cornell.edu/states/ny.html), cause a loss of liberty (See, Section 9.27, N.Y.S. Mental Hygiene Law, at http://www.law.cornell.edu/states/ny.html), inflict  debilitating stigmata, and cause the landlord's lawyer to receive an outrageous sum of many thousands of dollars for a few meaningless minutes in the housing court (The Department of Social Services will pay the landlord's lawyer and the landlord what they would otherwise not receive.) ; or, (2) Suffer an illegal summary eviction that would cause the loss of property for which Jones did make hideous sacrifices to acquire.  Indeed, in these flagrantly sham proceedings these judge routinely and angrily threaten to abuse their positions as judges to inflict patently illegal guardianships or illegal summary evictions, upon any refusal from Jones to cause illegal rent payments and illegal lawyer fees. 
  
Although these hateful attempts have been routine for many years, they are crimes. Accordingly, they are Attempts to Commit the Crime of Grand Larceny in the Second Degree, Section 110/155.40 (2) (c) of the Penal Law of the State of New York, at http://www.law.cornell.edu/states/ny.html.  They are D felonies. 
 
The filing of patently fraudulent petitions have always been routine violations of the rights of the tenant as well as felonies that are protected by the housing court. See, Section 175.35 of the Penal Law of the State of New York, "Offering a False Instrument in the First Degree. 
 
On or about 12 November 2008, in the Brooklyn Housing Court, the attorney for the landlord (Sarah Dademade for Oshun Management), Angelyn D. Johnson, Esq., did file a fraudulent petition for non-payment of rent. It was given index number 100928/2008. Accordingly, while knowing that the said petition contains a false statement or false information, i.e. a statement made in paragraph number 6 that alleged the "tenant is a section 8 tenant, tenants [sic] share of the rent per month is $226.75", she intended to cause the court to believe this false statement or false information. This conduct was used to obtain a lawyer 's fee and illegal rent payments.