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New Ulm Economic Development Agency (EDA)
New Ulm Economic Development Agency serves as the federally contracted Housing Authority under agreement with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The subject has sustained medical injury and financial harm as a result of criminal misconduct occurring between 2023 and 2025 by this housing authority. The subject seeks financial compensation and corrective administrative action against the HA to prevent further misconduct.
Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority
The Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority (SNRHA), serving Las Vegas and the greater Southern Nevada region, actively cooperated with blatant and deliberate fraud committed by the Dakota County Community Development Agency in 2019. On February 28, 2019, moving papers were unlawfully withheld for a Housing Choice Voucher participant in good standing after 19 years in the program. This action forced the individual into Internally Displaced Person (IDP) status—a condition that persists to this day.
Of this period, 1,775 days were spent in homelessness. The subject has endured irreversible losses and injuries, including but not limited to: sexual assault, physical beatings, destruction of personal identity on a national scale, collapse of a registered LLC, total loss of personal property, spinal and nerve damage, exposure to multiple deaths, attempted sex trafficking and more which is currently responsible for her location in the state of Minnesota.
Despite filing complaints and formal requests for informal hearings in a timely manner, HUD failed to respond. The subject is seeking full compensation, including punitive damages and redress for severe emotional distress, and will remain in IDP status until justice is served as injuries "continue to occur." They need to be held accountable for their actions and required to render financial compensation for them. (2019–2025)
The Shade Tree
The Shade Tree is a shelter located in the city of Las Vegas, Nevada, which filed for an Emergency Housing Voucher during the pandemic on behalf of the subject, who was eligible.
The Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority (SNRHA) deleted two additional applications—including the Emergency Housing Voucher—from the federal system without due process, despite their eligibility for approval. This was done in continued cooperation with the 2019 fraud orchestrated by the Dakota County Community Development Agency (CDA) in Eagan, Minnesota.
This crime was apparently intended to result in the death of the subject, a medically frail individual—but it did not. Now, all parties involved are pretending to have no knowledge, hoping that time will erase their crimes.
The subject filed all complaints within the legal time limits.
The perpetrators’ refusal to respond does not void the subject’s federal rights.
They continue to be responsible for new injuries as their unresolved actions are responsible for subjects current location, condition and barriers. This is will always be the case until corrective action is taken and financial compensation is rendered to the subject.
The Dakota County Community Development Agency
The Dakota County Community Development Agency (CDA) governs housing in the city of West Saint Paul, Minnesota, where the subject was being severely maltreated, neglected, and abused prior to and during an open status on the Home-Based Community Waiver Services (HBCS – BI for Brain Injury) for treatment of Chiari malformation, from 2013 to February 28, 2019. During this entire period, the subject was allowed only one procedure for Chiari malformation—the only "one-time" access to healthcare in the state of Minnesota during the full 22 years of living with this progressive condition. (After 10 years of abuse under PMAP, intended to block the HBCS waiver from opening, out of Ramsey County, Minnesota.)
The subject reported all crimes and was ignored from 2003–2016. In 2016, the CDA wrote a letter stating they “do not get involved in Vulnerable Adult abuse cases,” despite claiming the tenant was in violation of program rules—knowing the tenant wasn’t functional because they were being abused and were disabled without any access to healthcare or medical support. At the same time, the county was actively recording that healthcare was being provided, and refused to report the discrepancy.
Shortly thereafter, the second class action lawsuit was filed against the Minnesota Department of Human Services, alleging exactly what the subject had been reporting since 2003, this time even mentioning the “one billion dollars” (an intentional underestimate), which the tenant had been reporting since 2015 in writing as the motive for these crimes. They were stealing the money by diminishing the need on paper. They were lying.
Upon the filing of the class action lawsuit, the housing authority began acting to cover up the crime on behalf of the Minnesota Department of Human Services—West Saint Paul, Dakota County, Minnesota, and the state under Emily Piper Johnson, who had been given reports repeatedly for years that went uninvestigated.
The city passed legislation targeted at the subject: if you were disabled and eligible for housing assistance and waiver insurance, you could no longer live in the city. (A racial housing covenant in 2017.) The subject was such an excellent tenant—never late on payments, never a lease violation—that the property management refused to cooperate with the city’s attempt to expel them, unlike other landlords who did. As a result, other disabled tenants known to the subject were expelled, but the subject remained.
The housing authority then attempted five times—and failed five times—to terminate the subject’s good-standing Housing Choice Voucher using false allegations of non-compliance. But the subject had a home office where all records were meticulously filed, supporting every action with timestamped delivery of every document. When an allegation was made, timestamped evidence was sent immediately to disprove it.
The housing authority then set the tenant’s rent to 60% of income, despite the federal 30% cap, and simultaneously refused to honor properly filed federal requests to port the voucher to Las Vegas, Nevada. They attempted forced termination by refusing to release tenant payment for three months, then claiming it was a failure to pay rent—unsuccessful because the tenant can’t pay rent without a rent amount to pay. They fraudulently reported to the property that the voucher was terminated and had the apartment demand a rent payment or threaten lease termination—which also failed.
They then worked with MN DHS West Saint Paul to 'hack' the bank account and steal all money, in an attempt to stop the subject from moving out of state as the lease end approached. The subject continued to express their federal right to move out of Minnesota completely intact.
They thought they could successfully force another year’s stay for 2019—just like they had in 2018—so the state and county could continue denying healthcare and keep the subject functionally disabled, including starving them when they couldn’t walk to food due to needing surgery. They had worked with Hennepin County to illegally terminate the subject’s driver’s license, cutting off their access to food, urgent care, and social connections who could hear their story. This was meant to force dependence on Minnesota's medical system.
But nine days before the lease ended, when an inspector came to approve another year’s lease, the tenant handed them a packet of:
Medical records,
Photos of injuries,
Multiple uninvestigated abuse reports,
Multiple requests to transfer the voucher (2017 & 2018),
…and said plainly: “They’ve been holding me hostage. It’s bigger than I knew. They won’t let me out of the state with the injuries and the records.”
Angry, the inspector confronted the housing authority on February 19, 2019. That’s why the housing authority rushed to mail a fraudulent document dated February 20, 2019 from Eagan, Minnesota—which the subject received the next day. (The document is intentionally dated incorrectly to cover up that it was a response to the February 19 confrontation, despite the most recent transfer request being submitted the prior September. They had it on file and were ignoring it.)
The document falsely claimed that "files were sent ahead of the tenant"—they were not. Without a signed voucher and Request for Tenancy Approval, the tenant could not move into the apartment they had already been approved for. Every unit they flew out to see had approved their application.
The housing authority is not aware of all the details. They have been withheld, because the housing authority would only attempt to twist them into a legal defense. The tenant has waited for formal legal proceedings where records would be preserved—but since that process continues to be denied, the records have instead been printed and distributed globally in over 75 countries. They will not be hidden.
The subject seeks a precedent-setting financial award and historic action to enter into the legal and social record of Minnesota—to ensure this never happens again.
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