Mr. Tweed's Grievance Against Officer Coleman

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All informal grievances will be responded to in writing.
Informal grievance against officer A. Coleman: The following are elements to the single specific issue; Officer A. Coleman disposing of my personal property which included in part: A pocket Bible with 25 stamps inside, 30 written notes with legal researcho n them, eye glass case, hankerchief, chapstick, pens; all were on my person when I was strip searched in my cell, but when Officer Bernie took me to the Captain, leaving Officer A. Coleman in the cell, these were laying on the bunk. When Officer Bernie and I returned, they were gone. Please see attached. The only person remaining and responsible for the security of my cell, being my property was open and exposed, was Officer A. Coleman. Remedy, corrective action, the return of my bible, 25 U.S. postage stamps, eye glasses case, hankerchief, 30 notes, chapstick, red and black pin. Submitted on 12/11/00. Respectfully submitted, Rexford Tweed, 116365

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I must of sent all my A. Coleman grievance copies off with my appeals to Tallahassee. I didn't realize I had done that. I will have copies when they return.
[The following pertains to informal grievances only: Rexford Tweed
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If your informal grievance is denied you have the right to submit a formal grievance in accordance with Chapter 33-29-006, F.A.C.]
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