There are two public disclosure lawsuits filed right now where the state counter drug programs claim they work for the department of justice and are subject only to FOIA.




Subject: RE: PUBLIC DISCLOSURE REQUEST PD-08-1055-0028
Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2008 13:13:36 -0800
From: [email protected]
To:


Dear Mr.



The Washington State Patrol has completed researching your below request. The WSP does not have any records pertaining to this investigation. Please contact the Department of Justice to obtain records regarding this incident.



Sincerely,



Gretchen Dolan



Washington State Patrol

Public Records Manager

PO Box 42631

Olympia WA 98504

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Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 10:05 AM
To: Webmaster - Pub Rec Reqts
Subject: PUBLIC DISCLOSURE REQUEST



Washington State Patrol

PO BOX42631

OLYMPIA, WA. 98504-2631

PUBLIC RECORDS COORDINATOR





1/22/08





Re: Request for Information, Documents and/or Records



Dear Public Disclosure Officer:



Pursuant to Washington Public records Act, RCW 42.56 et seq., I am requesting information, documents and/or records relating to:



1. I am requesting the written records of WSP Officer Fred Bjornberg regarding a knock and talk procedure, and follow up search warrant that was executed at 9558534896896026-868826-6
2. I am asking for all materials given to West Net Detective Roy Alloway that was used to get a search warrant by telephone, from Kitsap County Judge Theodore Spearman for my residence on January 12 2007.

3. I am also requesting any copies of Medical records that were seized at my house on January 12 2007.

Thank you for considering my request.