PUBLIC TESTIMONY
Testimony by Towaki Komatsu, Member of the Public
10:50:20
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Towaki Komatsu, a frequent testifier at city council hearings, presented a brief but intense testimony criticizing the council's handling of public safety issues and the hearing process itself. He mentioned recent personal incidents of theft and assault, and announced his intention to file a legal motion against the city.
- Komatsu claimed his laptop was recently stolen and showed evidence of being physically assaulted.
- He accused the council of discriminating against the public by allowing some to testify without time limits.
- Komatsu stated he would file a motion in the 2nd Circuit to void the day's hearing.
Towaki Komatsu
10:50:20
Hi.
10:50:21
I'm Tawaki Komatsu.
10:50:22
I'm Missyala, and I've testified to you many times.
10:50:25
I think the last time I was here was on March 11th.
10:50:28
I had a laptop in front of me then.
10:50:29
I don't have it now because it was illegally stolen from me just a couple days ago in a facility that I've apprised you about previously.
10:50:37
While I was in this room, I was exchanging text messages with someone who also got criminally assaulted recently, If you look behind my left here, you'll see a result of a punch that I took because people like you don't do squat when people come to a public hearing.
10:50:53
Also, with regards to today's testimony, you illegally discriminated against the public by letting people testify without time limits.
10:51:00
So I'm gonna be filing motion in Komatsu versus the city in New York tomorrow in 24 dash 1309 with the 2nd Circuit to avoid today's hearing.
10:51:08
Bye.
