To which federal agency should I send copies of Derek
Nash's threats? I'm guessing it should be the U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency
(http://www.ice.gov) within the Department of Homeland
Security, but I think the U.S. Citizenship and
Immigration Services (http://uscis.gov) might have a
role to play.

I'm serious about this. Dreck's brother's girlfriend
said that Dreck has a criminal conviction for domestic
violence. Everything about him suggests he is
violence-prone. I want to ensure that he is never
allowed into the U.S.

Jonathan Ball wrote:

> To which federal agency should I send copies of Derek Nash's threats?

FBI, or more appropriately, Scotland Yard. Since he's made his threats from the
UK, UK law prevails.

> I'm guessing it should be the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
> agency (http://www.ice.gov) within the Department of Homeland Security,
> but I think the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
> (http://uscis.gov) might have a role to play.

I'm not 100% sure who handles what since Congress restructured all the related
agencies. ICE is primarily law enforcement and terror interception. USCIS, I
believe, handles normal customs enforcement. Remember, though, that British
tourists don't need a visa to enter and travel the US.

> I'm serious about this. Dreck's brother's girlfriend said that Dreck
> has a criminal conviction for domestic violence. Everything about him
> suggests he is violence-prone. I want to ensure that he is never
> allowed into the U.S.

I understand your concerns. You can contact the Sussex Police (Eastbourne
district) using the following form. It also has a phone number. To dial the UK,
dial 011-44 and then the number and skip the first 0 or 1 in the listed number.

http://www.sussex.police.uk/contact_us.asp

usual suspect wrote:

> Jonathan Ball wrote:
>
>> To which federal agency should I send copies of Derek Nash's threats?
>
>
> FBI, or more appropriately, Scotland Yard. Since he's made his threats
> from the UK, UK law prevails.
>
>> I'm guessing it should be the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
>> agency (http://www.ice.gov) within the Department of Homeland
>> Security, but I think the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
>> (http://uscis.gov) might have a role to play.
>
>
> I'm not 100% sure who handles what since Congress restructured all the
> related agencies. ICE is primarily law enforcement and terror
> interception. USCIS, I believe, handles normal customs enforcement.
> Remember, though, that British tourists don't need a visa to enter and
> travel the US.

I know, but they do have to provide proof of
citizenship, and once identified he'd be refused entry
if he were on the appropriate watch list.

>
>> I'm serious about this. Dreck's brother's girlfriend said that Dreck
>> has a criminal conviction for domestic violence. Everything about him
>> suggests he is violence-prone. I want to ensure that he is never
>> allowed into the U.S.
>
>
> I understand your concerns. You can contact the Sussex Police
> (Eastbourne district) using the following form. It also has a phone
> number. To dial the UK, dial 011-44 and then the number and skip the
> first 0 or 1 in the listed number.
>
> http://www.sussex.police.uk/contact_us.asp

I found that myself already. I've printed the
half-dozen or so posts in which he threatened me and
I'll mail then with a cover letter to the Sussex police.

"usual suspect" > wrote in message
...
> Jonathan Ball wrote:
>
> > To which federal agency should I send copies of Derek Nash's threats?
>
> FBI, or more appropriately, Scotland Yard. Since he's made his threats
from the
> UK, UK law prevails.
>
> > I'm guessing it should be the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
> > agency (http://www.ice.gov) within the Department of Homeland Security,
> > but I think the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
> > (http://uscis.gov) might have a role to play.
>
> I'm not 100% sure who handles what since Congress restructured all the
related
> agencies. ICE is primarily law enforcement and terror interception. USCIS,
I
> believe, handles normal customs enforcement. Remember, though, that
British
> tourists don't need a visa to enter and travel the US.
>
> > I'm serious about this. Dreck's brother's girlfriend said that Dreck
> > has a criminal conviction for domestic violence. Everything about him
> > suggests he is violence-prone. I want to ensure that he is never
> > allowed into the U.S.
>
> I understand your concerns. You can contact the Sussex Police (Eastbourne
> district) using the following form. It also has a phone number. To dial
the UK,
> dial 011-44 and then the number and skip the first 0 or 1 in the listed
number.
>
> http://www.sussex.police.uk/contact_us.asp

You ****ing moronic dwarf.
>

Jonathan Ball > wrote in message nk.net>...
> usual suspect wrote:
>
> > Jonathan Ball wrote:
> >
> >> To which federal agency should I send copies of Derek Nash's threats?
> >
> >
> > FBI, or more appropriately, Scotland Yard. Since he's made his threats
> > from the UK, UK law prevails.
> >
> >> I'm guessing it should be the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
> >> agency (http://www.ice.gov) within the Department of Homeland
> >> Security, but I think the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
> >> (http://uscis.gov) might have a role to play.
> >
> >
> > I'm not 100% sure who handles what since Congress restructured all the
> > related agencies. ICE is primarily law enforcement and terror
> > interception. USCIS, I believe, handles normal customs enforcement.
> > Remember, though, that British tourists don't need a visa to enter and
> > travel the US.
>
> I know, but they do have to provide proof of
> citizenship, and once identified he'd be refused entry
> if he were on the appropriate watch list.
>
> >
> >> I'm serious about this. Dreck's brother's girlfriend said that Dreck
> >> has a criminal conviction for domestic violence. Everything about him
> >> suggests he is violence-prone. I want to ensure that he is never
> >> allowed into the U.S.
> >
> >
> > I understand your concerns. You can contact the Sussex Police
> > (Eastbourne district) using the following form. It also has a phone
> > number. To dial the UK, dial 011-44 and then the number and skip the
> > first 0 or 1 in the listed number.
> >
> > http://www.sussex.police.uk/contact_us.asp
>
> I found that myself already. I've printed the
> half-dozen or so posts in which he threatened me and
> I'll mail then with a cover letter to the Sussex police.



You are a whiney, crybaby mental case, Bawl.

If anyone needs watching by law enforcement, it is you.

Jonathan Ball > wrote in message
nk.net>...
> To which federal agency should I send copies of Derek
> Nash's threats? I'm guessing it should be the U.S.
> Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency
> (http://www.ice.gov) within the Department of Homeland
> Security, but I think the U.S. Citizenship and
> Immigration Services (http://uscis.gov) might have a
> role to play.
>
> I'm serious about this. Dreck's brother's girlfriend
> said that Dreck has a criminal conviction for domestic
> violence. Everything about him suggests he is
> violence-prone. I want to ensure that he is never
> allowed into the U.S.

Intention to take Usenet disputes into real life duly noted for the archives.

You ****ing kook.

"George Orwell" > wrote
> Jonathan Ball > wrote

> > I'm serious about this. Dreck's brother's girlfriend
> > said that Dreck has a criminal conviction for domestic
> > violence. Everything about him suggests he is
> > violence-prone. I want to ensure that he is never
> > allowed into the U.S.
>
> Intention to take Usenet disputes into real life duly noted for the
archives.
>
> You ****ing kook.

Inability to distinguish between reporting threats to the authorities and
threatening to commit violence duly noted.

You ****ing moron.

And you live whe K00kafornia, correct? ...Some 7000 miles away.

[Appropriate groups added].

Jonathan Ball > wrote in message nk.net>...
> usual suspect wrote:
>
> > Jonathan Ball wrote:
> >
> >> To which federal agency should I send copies of Derek Nash's threats?
> >
> >
> > FBI, or more appropriately, Scotland Yard. Since he's made his threats
> > from the UK, UK law prevails.
> >
> >> I'm guessing it should be the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
> >> agency (http://www.ice.gov) within the Department of Homeland
> >> Security, but I think the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
> >> (http://uscis.gov) might have a role to play.
> >
> >
> > I'm not 100% sure who handles what since Congress restructured all the
> > related agencies. ICE is primarily law enforcement and terror
> > interception. USCIS, I believe, handles normal customs enforcement.
> > Remember, though, that British tourists don't need a visa to enter and
> > travel the US.
>
> I know, but they do have to provide proof of
> citizenship, and once identified he'd be refused entry
> if he were on the appropriate watch list.
>
> >
> >> I'm serious about this. Dreck's brother's girlfriend said that Dreck
> >> has a criminal conviction for domestic violence. Everything about him
> >> suggests he is violence-prone. I want to ensure that he is never
> >> allowed into the U.S.
> >
> >
> > I understand your concerns. You can contact the Sussex Police
> > (Eastbourne district) using the following form. It also has a phone
> > number. To dial the UK, dial 011-44 and then the number and skip the
> > first 0 or 1 in the listed number.
> >
> > http://www.sussex.police.uk/contact_us.asp
>
> I found that myself already. I've printed the
> half-dozen or so posts in which he threatened me and
> I'll mail then with a cover letter to the Sussex police.