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May 31, 2012
Was just called again by a male with a strong Indian accent, using the name "James Wapson" (I had him spell it) from 323-524-8405. He said he was with the Attorney General's office and that I had three felony charges pending against me and I needed to wait 15 minutes then call his boss, Attorney Ronnie Cooper, at 323-524-8405 to resolve my charges. He insisted on me repeating the name Ronnie Cooper at 323-524-8405 back to him. Knowing my record is clean, I played along for a few minutes, refusing to repeat the name and number back to him really upset him. I ask him his company name and location which caused him to pause then said "California", nothing more. During the brief pause, I could hear another male with an India-accent talking to another caller in the background. He hung up.
One hour and 26 minutes later another Indian-accented male called me back asking why I had not called Attorney Ronnie Cooper yet. I told him because I had to google the number and get to my local police department before I did. And told him he was fu..ing with the wrong person this time. He said no that he was fu..ing with the right person. I laughed and said to keep talking because I was now sitting in a detective's office, he was on speaker-phone and was being recorded. He hung up and haven't had another call since. I called the number back, getting "Karen's" voice mail, so I left "her" a voice male message with my first name and number (the number I gave was actually the police department's number).
One hour and 26 minutes later another Indian-accented male called me back asking why I had not called Attorney Ronnie Cooper yet. I told him because I had to google the number and get to my local police department before I did. And told him he was fu..ing with the wrong person this time. He said no that he was fu..ing with the right person. I laughed and said to keep talking because I was now sitting in a detective's office, he was on speaker-phone and was being recorded. He hung up and haven't had another call since. I called the number back, getting "Karen's" voice mail, so I left "her" a voice male message with my first name and number (the number I gave was actually the police department's number).