Dear parties to ONSCDC 107/22, Divisional Court Panel Coordinator et al,

I'd like to arrange appropriate accommodations with you momentarily regarding File No. 107/22 proceedings and the representation of these tenants subsequent to the male's detainment from Oct-06 thru Dec-13 at Toronto South Detention Centre. This detainment of the tenant has caused a severe head trauma (6+ staples, recent scar tissue on the rear left side of his skull, dizziness, and injured collar bone) which has resulted in a  condition which has impacted the male tenant's ability to act in a timely fashion, while recovering from these injuries sustained in TSDC. This includes the detention facility's confiscation of, and failure to return, his precious (over $1,000) 14k gold wedding band.

We are requesting that there be appropriate accommodations, an interview with whomever is in place to provide these appropriate accommodations (such as the originally requested 3-days due to disability) regarding this male party (OTIS #1000841548) which will accommodate him and his wife in not being treated like prisoners, as the primary complaint against this tenant was for telling another tenant not to demand that the tenant put a face covering on his wife. This demand was made despite there being appropriate signage CLEARLY INDICATING exemptions for males and females unable to wear a muzzle such like the complainant demanded.

These tenants are reasonably requesting that this court provide accommodation for his trauma and permit the tenants to make a reasonable response without being harassed by malevolent action. Furthermore, please provide a proper printed output of the proceedings to date.

Thank-you, and please do not hesitate to speak with these Tenants (husband & wife) at 716-608-3531. Apologies for any inappropriate assumptions made in this communication.

PS: Please confirm receipt of this message.

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Chad, Chief Disinformation Officer
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Tel: +1 716-608-3531
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