Domestic Terrorists Crash Ambulance Dispatch Server in San Diego.
The Server contained client medical records as well as 4 digit realtor key safe codes for front door entry into clients homes. Each client had a realtor key safe affixed to the front door.
Joyce Knight AKA Francine Joyce Mauser and Tiffany Albright committed an act of terrorism as defined by federal law. Between 2005 to 2008 Joyce Knight instructed patrons at her place of business (Livewell San Diego/ Clairemont Friendship Center, 4425 Bannock Ave., San Diego, CA 92117) to stalk people and to vandalize their cars. Joyce Knight was directed to perform the illegal acts by corrupt members of law enforcement.
In 2006 and 2007, Using a keystroke logger on the computer network, Joyce Knight intercepted passwords for the Senior Emergency Alert System (SEAS) program and deleted the servers data, causing it to cease function. Tiffany Albright aided and abetted the illegal actions of Joyce Knight and other participants in the conspiracy to commit terrorism against elderly program members.
The SEAS server was a FIRST RESPONDER server used in the dispatch of ambulance services from AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE (AMR) located at 8808 Balboa Ave., San Diego. The server break-in constituted a violation of federal HIPAA laws as the server contained medical data pertaining to each client, social security numbers and Billing information. A group of people engaged in the server break-in, constituting a conspiracy as defined by federal law.
The punishment for each activity is 5 years and 10 years in federal prison plus additional for the terrorism act. Joyce knight was let go from the center the following year. Employees stated that she had been taking money from the daily donations box that was meant to pay for congregate meals each day in the meal line, but was never disciplined by the center director, Cathy Hopper.
The server was provided by a grant of $25,000 through Price Costco Charity.
2. In 2015, Livewell San Diego / Clairemont friendship Center was closed down by the City of San Diego. The name "Livewell San Diego" was taken by another organization.
3. In 2016, The Lutheran Social Services of Southern California took over and Reopened the center for the City of San Diego under the name Cathy Hopper Center www.cathyhopperfriendshipcenter.com The new organization is not affiliated with the old management or owners.
4. The founder of the center, Cathy Hopper established the Senior Center in 1976. Cathy Hopper knew that Joyce knight damaged the SEAS Server and had access to the passwords. Joyce knight was a minimum wage employee and in charge of the congregate food program . Joyce Knight earned about $8/hour after being employed at center several years and had been caught with her hand in the till multiple times. Former retired and current employees stated that she had been taking the cash receipts placed in the collection box for the daily meals and pocketing the money. For unknown reasons, she was not fired until caught illegally damaging the SEAS program server and attempting to place the blame on a male employee who had been reporting Joyce Knightâs actions to the police (SDPD) The SDPD had been called to the offices BEFORE the server stopped operating by a male employee concerned by break-ins. The male employee noticed an unauthorized user ("hacker") logged into the network
5. The Senior center received about 3 million a year in grants from the state and local government to provide, congregate meals, home delivered meals and senior care respite services (Adult day care) and was operating in deficit. The center made up the deficit by renting rooms at the city owned property for weddings and other community meetings. In 2012, the City of San Diego stopped allowing the senior center to rent rooms making it unable to sustain daily operations. The rent charged by the city at the time was 1 dollar.
6. Internal emails showing that money was drained off the server illegally to give inappropriate raises to female employee while the food department was in decline, operating in deficit and losing clients. The budget was run on 2 sets of books in violation of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
Between 2005 to 2016
If you are a member of the public or a member of Livewell San Diego /Clairemont Friendship Senior Center (CFSC) AKA Clairemont Friendship Center and were asked to stalk a person or car, vandalize a car, enter a car illegally, please contact the internal affairs unit of the appropriate local or federal agency, Office of Inspector General (OIG) and Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) If you were asked to compromise a server or break in by Joyce knight call 911 to provide your information. The actions of Domestic terrorists Joyce Knight and Tiffany Albright endangered the SEAS clients safety.
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Domestic Terrorists Crash Ambulance Dispatch Server in San Diego.
The Server contained client medical records as well as 4 digit realtor key safe codes for front door entry into clients homes. Each client had a realtor key safe affixed to the front door.
Joyce Knight AKA Francine Joyce Mauser and Tiffany Albright committed an act of terrorism as defined by federal law. Between 2005 to 2008 Joyce Knight instructed patrons at her place of business (Livewell San Diego/ Clairemont Friendship Center, 4425 Bannock Ave., San Diego, CA 92117) to stalk people and to vandalize their cars. Joyce Knight was directed to perform the illegal acts by corrupt members of law enforcement.
In 2006 and 2007, Using a keystroke logger on the computer network, Joyce Knight intercepted passwords for the Senior Emergency Alert System (SEAS) program and deleted the servers data, causing it to cease function. Tiffany Albright aided and abetted the illegal actions of Joyce Knight and other participants in the conspiracy to commit terrorism against elderly program members.
The SEAS server was a FIRST RESPONDER server used in the dispatch of ambulance services from AMERICAN MEDICAL RESPONSE (AMR) located at 8808 Balboa Ave., San Diego. The server break-in constituted a violation of federal HIPAA laws as the server contained medical data pertaining to each client, social security numbers and Billing information. A group of people engaged in the server break-in, constituting a conspiracy as defined by federal law.
The punishment for each activity is 5 years and 10 years in federal prison plus additional for the terrorism act. Joyce knight was let go from the center the following year. Employees stated that she had been taking money from the daily donations box that was meant to pay for congregate meals each day in the meal line, but was never disciplined by the center director, Cathy Hopper.
The server was provided by a grant of $25,000 through Price Costco Charity.
2. In 2015, Livewell San Diego / Clairemont friendship Center was closed down by the City of San Diego. The name "Livewell San Diego" was taken by another organization.
https://clairemonttimes.com/livewell-san-diego-closes-its-doors/
https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/obituaries/sdut-cathy-hopper-executive-director-of-senior-2015nov11-story.html
3. In 2016, The Lutheran Social Services of Southern California took over and Reopened the center for the City of San Diego under the name Cathy Hopper Center www.cathyhopperfriendshipcenter.com The new organization is not affiliated with the old management or owners.
4. The founder of the center, Cathy Hopper established the Senior Center in 1976. Cathy Hopper knew that Joyce knight damaged the SEAS Server and had access to the passwords. Joyce knight was a minimum wage employee and in charge of the congregate food program . Joyce Knight earned about $8/hour after being employed at center several years and had been caught with her hand in the till multiple times. Former retired and current employees stated that she had been taking the cash receipts placed in the collection box for the daily meals and pocketing the money. For unknown reasons, she was not fired until caught illegally damaging the SEAS program server and attempting to place the blame on a male employee who had been reporting Joyce Knightâs actions to the police (SDPD) The SDPD had been called to the offices BEFORE the server stopped operating by a male employee concerned by break-ins. The male employee noticed an unauthorized user ("hacker") logged into the network
5. The Senior center received about 3 million a year in grants from the state and local government to provide, congregate meals, home delivered meals and senior care respite services (Adult day care) and was operating in deficit. The center made up the deficit by renting rooms at the city owned property for weddings and other community meetings. In 2012, the City of San Diego stopped allowing the senior center to rent rooms making it unable to sustain daily operations. The rent charged by the city at the time was 1 dollar.
6. Internal emails showing that money was drained off the server illegally to give inappropriate raises to female employee while the food department was in decline, operating in deficit and losing clients. The budget was run on 2 sets of books in violation of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
Between 2005 to 2016
If you are a member of the public or a member of Livewell San Diego /Clairemont Friendship Senior Center (CFSC) AKA Clairemont Friendship Center and were asked to stalk a person or car, vandalize a car, enter a car illegally, please contact the internal affairs unit of the appropriate local or federal agency, Office of Inspector General (OIG) and Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) If you were asked to compromise a server or break in by Joyce knight call 911 to provide your information. The actions of Domestic terrorists Joyce Knight and Tiffany Albright endangered the SEAS clients safety.