Erik Holt

They were like, Hey, we can't deliver your fuel because the building, you know, the invoice didn't go through.

I'm like, Hmm.

Okay.

And then the utilities company and then the internet company, like everybody called that first week of the month, generally, you know, so when all the bills would get paid.

And so everybody's calling me as the chief and was like, Oh, we're not getting paid.

You're going to have to shut off services and all this.

And I'm like, sweet.

So I inform him, the board president, and then I get a email on my personal email.

And it's from another, this guy, Alan, who's another one of the five musketeers in the story.

And it's a pro se response to that court injunction that got filed.

Cause that's still sort of processing in the court system.

And I'm like, immediately, I didn't even open it.

I'm like, Hey man, I'm not party to this.

Like, don't send it to me.

And he fires back.

Oh, I've implicated you for felony charges.

And I'm like,

Then I open it, and he's accusing me of committing some sort of surveillance fraud or whatever for accessing the security system of the fire station.

I've never met anybody that's opposed to a security system unless you're doing something unsavory, right?

And so he basically was like, well, he accessed this and turned it over, and so I want him charged.