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0 pointscmiles813d ago0 comments

Many districts employ full time investigators for this. The district is a tax collector and this is a form of tax fraud.

Per above though I’m not advocating for license plate readers for enforcement.

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lotsofpulp13d ago

The person in the article provided proof in the form of a mortgage statement, which should establish that they pay tax to the district. Where they spend their time outside of school hours seems irrelevant.

ethagknight13d ago

Document fraud is both incredibly easy and pervasive. There’s a mentality of “I jumped through the hoop, now you can’t get me.”

They aren’t taking blood tests or staking out your homes (I don’t think…)

john_strinlai13d ago

>Document fraud is both incredibly easy and pervasive.

the school does not contest the legitimacy of the documents.

the school even says "[...] you are the owner on record of a house in our district boundaries"

phantom78413d ago

Sounds like the license plate readers basically are stalking out homes though.

cucumber373284213d ago

They provided a mortgage statement. The district employee can trivially verify that by firing up the GIS system.

lotsofpulp13d ago

So you go to the county’s website and look up the address and see who owns it. Or even homes.com

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lotsofpulp13d ago

ethagknight13d ago

Document fraud is both incredibly easy and pervasive. There’s a mentality of “I jumped through the hoop, now you can’t get me.”

They aren’t taking blood tests or staking out your homes (I don’t think…)

john_strinlai13d ago

>Document fraud is both incredibly easy and pervasive.

the school does not contest the legitimacy of the documents.

the school even says "[...] you are the owner on record of a house in our district boundaries"

phantom78413d ago

Sounds like the license plate readers basically are stalking out homes though.

cucumber373284213d ago

They provided a mortgage statement. The district employee can trivially verify that by firing up the GIS system.

lotsofpulp13d ago

So you go to the county’s website and look up the address and see who owns it. Or even homes.com

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse