What the Brookhaven Police Department Did to Me, With Dates

Things the Brookhaven Police Department Did to Me:

  1. Read my emails and did not answer: 39 read receipts from the Chief’s mailbox (Brandon Gurley), 7 from the Records Unit’s division manager (Lonnie Napier).
  2. Left my written request to communicate by email, as a disability accommodation, without a written answer (February 24, 2026).
  3. Closed a request and told me to start over: “This request is complete. Please file a new request with the details mentioned in your email and include a reference to this request.” (February 20, 2026, portal account under Clarissa Medina’s name).
  4. Sent me to the City Clerk for records it said it did not maintain (February 23 and March 18, 2026, Medina; March 6, 2026, Standridge).
  5. Closed a request with “There is no responsive documents for this request.” (March 5, 2026, Standridge).
  6. Closed a request “due to the lack of response.” (March 19, 2026, Medina).

When the Brookhaven Police Department Did It:

DateWhat happened
February 9, 2026I send the Chief a written request for a departmental response. No substantive answer.
February 17, 2026A portal estimate: “We estimate the total fee for your request will be $44.02 for 2 hours.”
February 20, 2026A request closed with an instruction to file a new one.
February 23, 2026A request redirected to the City Clerk.
February 24, 2026I renew my written request to communicate by email as a disability accommodation.
February 26, 2026An ADA grievance through the City’s published process is redirected to Linda Warren.
March 5 and 6, 2026“No responsive documents”; another redirect to the City Clerk.
March 6 and 9, 202636 requests closed, 20 in 5 minutes and 38 seconds.
March 19, 2026A request closed “due to the lack of response.”

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