American Police Force Update

Well, from the looks of things, we can close the book on “Crazy Obama FEMA Deathcamp Police!!!” and file American Police Force under S for SCAM! Who knew? Anyone who did any research at all, which means no one in Hardin, MT! Things are unraveling faster than a sweater in a Wheezer song, and APF’s big ball of incompetence lit up every conspiracy blog on the web brighter than Christmas trees. If they were a competent secret government agency, they would be already set up in secret before anyone knew anything, not rolling around town in giant SUVs like a bunch of moron thugs. But it made the internet entertaining for a few days, and that rules. This drama will continue to unfold, and if more LOL arises, TarsTarkas.NET will be there to recap it whenever we get around to it. That’s just how dedicated we are!

The Hardin economic development official Al Peterson, who signed off on the deal with APF, had this ringing endorsement

“What have we got to lose? We don’t have any money we don’t have any prisoners,” said Peterson. “This is the best offer we’ve got on the table.”

Of Hilton, he added: “He’s a better shot than nothing.”

Yes, so a scam corporation swoops in and carries off money from a desperate town, and this guy’s attitude is “eh!” I hope this isn’t an elected position so he can be fired immediately.

The company proved too shady for even their lawyer!!

Santa Ana attorney Maziar Mafi had served as the legal affairs director for American Police Force. Mafi said he wanted to see the project begin to move forward before he could continue his involvement.

“For the time I’m pulling out,” Mafi said Friday. “I need to see more concrete action before I can be involved.”

In fact, the entire company deserted Hardin, MT, except their newest hire, former newspaper reporter turned spokeswoman Becky Shay

Mafi guaranteed the Sept. 10 purchase of two Mercedes SUVs by Hilton as part of his plans for the jail. They were among three Mercedes that Hilton brought to Montana last week, saying he intended to turn over to Hardin for use by law enforcement.

A financing payment on at least one of the vehicles is now overdue.

Only one Mercedes remains in Montana. It’s being driven by company spokeswoman Shay, who said Friday that she intends to register it soon.

Shay quit her job with the Billings Gazette to work for Hilton. She said Friday that she remained comfortable with that decision, and that Hilton told her before she was hired about his criminal record and several civil judgments against him totaling more than $1.1 million.

Those judgments remain outstanding.

“A lot of people that know me, know about me have asked me if I’ve been duped,” Shay said. “No.”