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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm not actually. We were given several days notice to appear at the DCPS residency fraud investigations office.  When we got there, the investigator assigned to our case handed us the complaint letter, and a few pages she'd printed off the Internet demonstrating a link between the accuser and us (she'd found that the accuser had made a statement to a newspaper naming one of us). She asked us a few questions about the link, then asked did you bring the documents I requested in my letter informing you that you are under investigation?  We said yes, and handed the docs to her. She photocopied the docs and put copies in our file. Then she typed up a one para letter to our school principal stating that we'd been cleared.  She gave us a copy, and said she'd send the letter to our principal.  The process took10 mins or so.

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So they wrote a letter with their name instead of using the anonymous tip line.  Yeah, ok.  :roll:

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Yes, the lady did. No idea why. We left the investigator's office pleased that the investigation us an opportunity to discredit our accuser and prove residency.  She was the same investigator who caught the two DC cops who'd been using a rental property as an in-boundary address for years, and were bone-headed enough to file suit against their tenants in DC Landlord-Tenant Court.

Done with this thread.  Being investigated was more worthwhile.
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