From the original 1999 thread:
We, at American Carolina Stamping, would like to thank all of you for your support. For the last two years we have repettively suffered from this event. 60 minutes did a wonderful job of bringing national attention to our woes. However, our story is much juicier than the program had time to share. The list of wrongs they commited against us is endless. For example, last night there was no mention of how they broke into Jay McNabb's home (which is adjacent to the property)with their guns drawn, kicking in the doors, looking through his cabinets, and then lying about the whole thing. Jay's house was not covered by the search warrent, but that did not hinder these tyrants from abusing his constitutional rights. This could happen to anyone. Just imagine if you have a home next to a business of any kind, and the EPA-CID decide to abuse their power in your town. According to them, if you live next to a business, they have the right to kick open your doors with their guns pointed in your face. This should scare you. They went to the homes of all of our employees, ex and present with their guns and flak jackets. One of our Spanish speaking employees was told that if she didn't tell them where ACS was dumping the chemicals, they were going to deport her without giving her a chance to tell her husband and children goodbye. She has been an employee here for four years and could not tell them where the dumping was because there wasn't any going on. She was scared to death, with good reason. What will they not stoop to? The list goes on and on. If anyone is interested in hearing more please feel free to email us. We need all the support we can get. Taking on the government is a huge, scary task. Steve McNabb is a Vietnam Vet. He knows what it is like to fight for this country, and at 59 years old he is doing it again. Thank you, Dusty McNabb 13 Posted on 03/26/2001 07:20:07 PST by American Carolina Stamping (acs1@citcom.ney)
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