Disorderly conduct and loitering, failure to obey a lawful order.
I went upstairs when I saw Therrien coming so he wouldn't prevent me from going into the building. I sat down on some seats in the IRS office. The woman there told me I'd have to leave. Therrien came up huffing after me. Lauren and Ian came up, too. They didn't let Ian keep filming and he had to take the camera outside. They let him observe later as press. Therrien gave me a minute to leave before he was going to cite me. They were having trouble writing the ticket cause I wouldn't give my ssn or birthdate, so the guy was disturbed by having blanks in his form. They got the point where they wanted Lauren to take off the mask, she didn't comply, so the dyke officer ordered Lauren to put her hands on the counter. She didn't so they cuffed Lauren. Dyke lady was amped for a fight. Therrien told them not to hurt her. She wouldn't walk out, so they had to carry her. The IRS looked like she was about to cry at one point. She had her grandson at work, who was asking, " Grandma, what are the police doing?" I couldn't hear her reply. Later I told the guy who helped carry Lauren that if he complained about Lauren hurting his back, we'd have to make serious fun of him. They dealt with Lauren for a long time while I sat there with my sign. Eventually Therrien said that if I didn't give my ssn and dob, they'd have to arrest me. They took me out the back of the post office. The guy was going to turn the wrong way to get to the police station, so I told him where it was, but he didn't want to believe me. They spent a long time at the police station trying to figure out who Lauren was. Finally they looked on nhfree.com and found Lauren was arrested in New London and got her info from the NL police. Dyke chick told me to take off my shoes, but I didn't want to, so she took them off. I told her she seemed really angry and uptight, which she denied. They eventually decided to just cite us and let us go. I think we have two $125 fines each. I have no intention of paying or showing up in court voluntarily.
At various times, Therrien lectured me about wasting his time on petty stuff while he needed to be out hunting terrorists. They chose to go after Dave, weeks after he left a flyer in the IRS. It's not like Dave forced them to do anything. And the stuff today wouldn't have happened but for Dave's imprisonment.
Oh yeah, I left a stack of flyers in the IRS office when they weren't looking.
