Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 17:08     Subject: Re:What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ridiculous. How can you exclude the possibility that they were sauntering into a family friend's house, or a relative's, or the house of one custodial parent while the other lives in DC? You can report them of course but let OSSE investigate them. You're no more than a stalker.


I know a saunter when I see a saunter.




And, I know a lunatic when I see a lunatic. You sound like a bunny-boiler.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 17:06     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ok OP, here is what I consider residency fraud.

Just the other day, I noticed a navy blue Honda Pilot with Maryland plates pull out of Janney (after picking up a kid) and I knew in my gut this wasn't right. So I followed this car into Maryland and it pulled into a driveway very close to Sligo Creek golf course. I watched very carefully as a mother and son got out of the Honda Pilot and sauntered into their house.

That my friend, is residency fraud. And I have had enough.


Like Michael Douglas in falling down? Like the fine gentlemen with Virginia plares who passed me on the right on eastern Ave going. 50 mph and then, when I honked to object, pulled over opened their car door and made gun fingers at me a d my daughter?

You're all the same to me. Pond freaking scum



He had to pass you on the right and you honked to object? Did you consider moving into the right lane so that people who are driving faster than you are can pass?

His behavior sounds completely out of line, but you sound like an idiot driver.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 17:03     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:Ok OP, here is what I consider residency fraud.

Just the other day, I noticed a navy blue Honda Pilot with Maryland plates pull out of Janney (after picking up a kid) and I knew in my gut this wasn't right. So I followed this car into Maryland and it pulled into a driveway very close to Sligo Creek golf course. I watched very carefully as a mother and son got out of the Honda Pilot and sauntered into their house.

That my friend, is residency fraud. And I have had enough.




How George Zimmerman of you! Good job taking it on yourself to track down a potential offender. Do you want accolades for "saving" us from the "dangerous" criminals?
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 16:44     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
A child at Janney told me yesterday he "lives in the apartment Buildings next to the BowlMor. The only ones near by are in Rockville and Bethesda. I am guessing he meant the Westbard one. I'm giving the benefit of the doubt and guessing his parents are divorcing and one of them lives there. Sadly, I know a LOT of kids with divorcing parents. Many of them can't afford to BOTH live in the Janney district.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 16:43     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Parent at a WOTP school and I know a parent that is using their deceased mothers address for their children to attend the school. The family lives and owns a home in southwest and are not registered voters of ward 3. Is this fraud when they are DC tax paying residents.


Did the child start attending there when the mother was alive and they lived IB? If that's the case, they don't have to leave the school. This isn't residency fraud.


The mother has been gone for 20 years. The house is in probate.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 16:36     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:Parent at a WOTP school and I know a parent that is using their deceased mothers address for their children to attend the school. The family lives and owns a home in southwest and are not registered voters of ward 3. Is this fraud when they are DC tax paying residents.


Did the child start attending there when the mother was alive and they lived IB? If that's the case, they don't have to leave the school. This isn't residency fraud.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 16:24     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:When in doubt report


Yup. There's so much scamming from MD going on, that DC needs to start making a dent.


Yeah, they need to attach MD cheaters ahead of IB cheaters. Large amounts of tax dollars are at risk here.


Lets be clear here, it isn't Maryland cheaters it is PG cheaters. I can't think of one MoCo school someone would lie to get out of just to end up in DC schools for. Even silver spring spring is better than Deal/wilson
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 12:45     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:When in doubt report


Yup. There's so much scamming from MD going on, that DC needs to start making a dent.


Yeah, they need to attach MD cheaters ahead of IB cheaters. Large amounts of tax dollars are at risk here.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 12:42     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:When in doubt report


Yup. There's so much scamming from MD going on, that DC needs to start making a dent.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 11:01     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:That's boundary fraud not residency fraud.

It is a DCPS issue not an OSSE issue. Report to your principal.


Either way they have made a false deflation under penalty of perjury. But principals know OSSE and DCPS have bigger fish to fry snd nothing will come of it. There aren't enough personnel to chase down out-of-state residency cheaters.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 09:48     Subject: Re:What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:Ridiculous. How can you exclude the possibility that they were sauntering into a family friend's house, or a relative's, or the house of one custodial parent while the other lives in DC? You can report them of course but let OSSE investigate them. You're no more than a stalker.


I know a saunter when I see a saunter.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 09:33     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
Anonymous wrote:That's boundary fraud not residency fraud.

It is a DCPS issue not an OSSE issue. Report to your principal.


+1.

There must be a DCPS office dealing with boundary fraud too, that's why they audit the schools' paperwork.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 08:25     Subject: Re:What constitutes residency fraud
Ridiculous. How can you exclude the possibility that they were sauntering into a family friend's house, or a relative's, or the house of one custodial parent while the other lives in DC? You can report them of course but let OSSE investigate them. You're no more than a stalker.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 07:46     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
When in doubt report
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2016 07:26     Subject: What constitutes residency fraud
How do you know it's their house?
How do you know it's the mom?