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Watchdog Update – Week of Aug 17–23, 2025

Subject: Watchdog Update – New Owner Evidence, Bank Case Activity, and Counsel Conduct

To: State & Federal Oversight, Financial Institutions, Media, Watchdog Orgs
From: Shawn Martin, MBA – Omega Villas Unit Owner (Whistleblower)
Date: 8/20/25

Executive Summary

The week of August 17–23, 2025 revealed continued failures at Omega Villas: unauthorized construction attempts, counsel retaliation, missing financials, and selective Board removals. Chase Bank has now opened multiple case files, confirming systemic risk.

New Filings & Notices (This Week)

  1. Notice to Board re: Unauthorized Work on My Unit
    • I directed Austro to halt work on my unit until the unauthorized furring strips are removed and compliance is verified.
    • Clarified I am not refusing repairs; I am preventing further defective/unauthorized work and preserving evidence.
    • Confirmed I will attend the next Board meeting to address these issues on the record.
    • Noted the Board’s unproven legitimacy; I am appearing to represent affected owners who’ve been ignored.
  2. Counsel Conduct – “On Record” Correspondence to Attorney Hollander
    • Reaffirmed no entry absent a valid court order and absent any genuine emergency/life-safety condition.
    • Noted prior legal notice from my prepaid attorney and reminded that all attorney statements are made under her Florida Bar license.
    • Placed counsel and Board on notice that further misuse of legal process or vendor coordination (including Austro) will be treated as evidence of retaliation and obstruction.
  3. Owner Validation – Jan’s Email Thread (Reply-All)
    • Independent owner questioned why form letters are being billed by counsel rather than sent by management at no cost, and criticized limited owner access (3 minutes/month).
    • Her statements corroborate unnecessary legal spend, opaque governance, and chilled owner participation.
  4. Bank Case Activity (Chase)
    • Chase opened additional complaint files aligned to discrete incidents (construction deviations, counsel enforcement, selective governance).
    • Each new case number indicates independent validation and builds a parallel oversight record.
  5. Public Evidence – Video Summary Published
    • Whistleblower Video – July 29, 2025 Board Meeting: selective enforcement (Maude vs. Kaelani), $3.1M spent of $4.85M loan, hints of transfer-related assessments, ongoing decision‑making while under bank/federal scrutiny.
    • Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_kTEsUEcAw

Requested Actions

  • Financial Institutions: Freeze remaining loan draws; require independent construction/financial audit; escrow remaining funds; halt legal enforcement tied to unauthorized construction changes; demand vendor/board reform and replacement of compromised providers.
  • Regulators: Treat counsel-driven access demands absent emergency as retaliatory; review selective enforcement and legal billing practices; audit 40-year scope deviations (furring strips/windows).
  • Media/Watchdogs: Note the pattern of owner corroboration, bank case proliferation, and counsel silence after being put on the record under Bar obligations.

Attachment Archive (This Week)

  1. Email Escalations Over Federal to State Non-Action: (1) Gmail-Inspection-on-August-12-2025-at-10_00-a.m.pdf, (2) Gmail-Inspection-on-August-12-2025-at-10_00-a.m_-2.pdf, (3) Gmail-Inspection-on-August-12-2025-at-10_00-a.m_-3.pdf, (4) Gmail-Inspection-on-August-12-2025-at-10_00-a.m_-4.pdf, (5) Gmail-Inspection-on-August-12-2025-at-10_00-a.m_5.pdf
    Formal notices to Board documenting Austro attempted start, directive to halt, basis in unauthorized furring strips, attendance notice for next meeting, and Board legitimacy note.
  2. Email-on-Official-Notice-of-Non-Consent-7.29.25.pdf;
    Email to Attorney Hollander: no entry w/o court order or emergency; reference to prepaid attorney notice; Bar-license statement; retaliation/obstruction warning.

Distribution

  • Banks/Lenders/Servicers: Chase, LoanDepot, relevant MBS counterparties (as applicable)
  • Regulators/Oversight: DBPR, City of Plantation, OCC/FDIC/DOJ divisions as appropriate
  • Media/Watchdogs: National and Florida-focused outlets; watchdog orgs

Note on Timing

This update reflects actions taken during a construction pause, while undrawn funds remain. Institutions have a limited window to correct course before accountability is assigned publicly to all parties, including funders who remained passive.


Shawn Martin, MBA
Whistleblower – Omega Villas
sem2000s@gmail.comhttps://hoajusticenow.com

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