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Complaint Review: MONSTER MOWERS INC. - PALMDALE California
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MONSTER MOWERS INC.
40912 34TH ST W PALMDALE, 93551 California, United States of America
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661) 733-2822
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MONSTER MOWERS, INC. Matthew Cohick, Burglars, Thieves, Trash Out Scumbags, Illegal Eviction, Home Destroyers PALMDALE, California
Monster Mowers, Inc. out of Palmdale, California was hired by Field Asset Services, Inc., an Austin, TX company, to break into a home in Pine Mountain Club and trash out the place even though the people residing there were paid up tenants in an illegal eviction attempt orchestrated by Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. and IndyMac Mortgage Services, Inc.
When confronted by one of the tenants, men from this company threatened to roll right over her to gain entry into the house to steal of the couple's belongings. They verbally and physically threatened her, invaded the couple's privacy, took illegal photos, attempted to gain entry through the back door, stole tools that were at the back of the house.
Then after all that, they got Field Asset Services, Inc. and realtor Susan Kline of ReMax of Valencia, California to help hide their identities from the police and basically they got away with all their crimes.
Within a month of the incident, owner Matthew Jay Cohick incorporated the company in order to hide his assets because he knew a lawsuit was coming. Since then he has effectively evaded service of the lawsuit through help of the incompetent Lancaster Sheriff's department with whom he no doubt has a cozy relationship.
Beware: these people may be in your neighborhood at a home near yours. Take extra precautions including video surveillance.
When confronted by one of the tenants, men from this company threatened to roll right over her to gain entry into the house to steal of the couple's belongings. They verbally and physically threatened her, invaded the couple's privacy, took illegal photos, attempted to gain entry through the back door, stole tools that were at the back of the house.
Then after all that, they got Field Asset Services, Inc. and realtor Susan Kline of ReMax of Valencia, California to help hide their identities from the police and basically they got away with all their crimes.
Within a month of the incident, owner Matthew Jay Cohick incorporated the company in order to hide his assets because he knew a lawsuit was coming. Since then he has effectively evaded service of the lawsuit through help of the incompetent Lancaster Sheriff's department with whom he no doubt has a cozy relationship.
Beware: these people may be in your neighborhood at a home near yours. Take extra precautions including video surveillance.
