Posted: May 19, 2025
By: Shawn Martin, MBA
Whistleblower | Elected Board Member
www.hoajusticenow.com
📢 Overview
This post summarizes new evidence of potential foreclosure abuse, a possible misrepresented window replacement scheme, and continued regulatory silence in the Omega Villas crisis. These patterns reflect a broader misuse of authority and possible collusion between the Association, vendors, and regulatory reviewers (in my opinion) — while owners continue to suffer financial and legal harm.
⚠️ Key New Developments
🔹 Retaliatory Foreclosure Case – Angel Muniz (Phase 2)
Homeowner Angel Muniz is now fighting what appears to be a targeted foreclosure, based on:
- Apparent lack of a board vote to authorize legal action (in violation of F.S. §718.112)
- Apparent legal fees and lien costs being applied without basis
- Evidence of possible selective enforcement and whistleblower retaliation
🧾 This case is now summarized in Exhibit AA as part of the documented foreclosure abuse pattern.
🪟 Window Replacement Scheme – New Evidence Uncovered
Newly published documentation reveals that:
- A Notice of Acceptance (NOA) and Engineer of Record letter were used to pressure homeowners into costly window replacements
- Replacements were often $10K–$15K out-of-pocket per unit
- Yet the City of Plantation confirmed in writing that no window replacements were required under code or permit scope
No 2/3 owner vote was held, as required by F.S. §718.113(2) for material alterations. This action likely caused widespread financial harm — disproportionately affecting owners in Phase 2, already facing increased pressure.
🏗️ City of Plantation – Inspection Delays Continue
As of the time of posting, the City of Plantation has not confirmed any follow-up to a formal inspection request filed by concerned owners. The request called for immediate review of:
- Unapproved installation of furring strips
- Widespread insulation removal from pitched roofs — potentially violating energy codes and affecting 128 homes
Pending response, a formal escalation will be filed with Chief Building Inspector Matthew Collier, citing:
- Violations of F.S. §718.113 (material alterations without apparent 2/3’s owner votes)
- State energy code breaches
- Apparent collusion among vendors, board officials, and regulatory channels
🔍 Why It Matters
This is no longer a case of poor management. The evidence now suggests:
- A possibly $4.85M inflated contract tied to unapproved scope changes
- Potential legal and financial retaliation tactics (liens, foreclosures, fines)
- Potential deceptive engineering and permitting practices
- Potential violations of state statute, energy code, and due process
- Over 120 public videos documenting abuse — with no regulatory response
🧨 The Central Question Remains:
Who benefits from this silence?
And why have state agencies with documented notice since 2023 failed to intervene?
📰 What’s Next
I am preparing:
- Additional documentation for federal and media release
- A full report to DOJ, congressional offices, and national watchdog organizations
- Formal escalation of all open matters if no action is confirmed
📎 Related Exhibits
- Exhibit AA – Potential Legal & RICO Violations
- Exhibit L – Government Correspondence Timeline
- Exhibit T2 – Drainage Flaw & Moisture Risk
- Exhibit W – Oversight Collapse Summary
- Exhibit X – 120+ Videos Documenting Suppression & Retaliation
Sincerely,
Shawn Martin, MBA
Whistleblower | Elected Board Member
Omega Villas Condominium Association
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