Q: I need someone to get the surveillance video from Kalamazoo gospel mission because is letting my rights be violated bad.
THE STAFF AT THE KALAMAZOO GOSPEL MISSION NEEDS TO BE FIRED. THIS MENTALLY HANDICAP MAN JUST LAID DOWN NEXT TO ME AND IS THREATENING ME AND THE STAFF KNOWS AND WILL DO NOTHING. I WOULD LIKE TO FILE A LAWSUIT AGAINST THE MISSION AND ONCE WE GET THE VIDEO FROM THE PAST MONTH AND A HALF YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHY. I WANT THE MISSION AND ITS GUESTS TO BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.
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If you believe your rights are being violated at the Kalamazoo Gospel Mission, it's important to take appropriate steps to address the situation. Start by documenting the incidents and gathering any evidence, such as witness statements or written records of the events. Consider reaching out to local advocacy organizations or legal aid services for guidance on your rights and potential courses of action.
If you believe surveillance footage from the mission could provide evidence of the violations you've experienced, you may consider requesting access to the video. However, obtaining surveillance footage may involve legal procedures and cooperation from the mission's management. It's advisable to consult with an attorney who can assist you in navigating this process and advising you on the best approach to obtain the necessary evidence.
Additionally, if you feel threatened or unsafe due to the behavior of other guests at the mission, consider reaching out to local law enforcement for assistance. They can intervene to ensure your safety and investigate any potential threats or harassment. Remember to prioritize your well-being and seek support from trusted individuals or organizations as you address the situation at the mission.
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