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Clerk

Public Service Commission South Carolina

102 Executive Center

Columbia SC 29210

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Re Protest Petition for Intervention Dominion Energy Docket 2020- 125 E

On December 29, 2020 I Anthony G Bryant submitted within the US District Court of South Carolina

supported documents for Bryant v FCC after discovery that day a South Carolina Law Enforcement

gg ~ ~-,Division (SLED) investigation wouid be conducted within the City of Charleston. Due to the fact that theUS Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has not rendered an Order regarding Bryant v Executive Office

of the US Attorneys based upon a Pre-Injunction Order by US District Court of South Carolina basedupon a 1977 case Graham v Riddle denying under the First Amendment a Right to Redress Grievances

under US District Court of South Carolina Rule 73 authority of a US Magistrate in Error regarding a

Notice by IRS referring this commenter to the three credit bureaus under the jurisdiction of the Federal

Trade Commission expressed on the Notice was to contact local police and Sheriffs Office under US

District Court of South Carolina Rule 64 the seizure of a person or property or both under this federallaw overlooked by the US Magistrate the IRS expressed that " a person can be wrongfully accused of a

crime they did not commit. Furthermore, the commenter cannot protest for the limitation of access tothe internet and/or inability to make in person protest to the commission. In as much as this protestquestions the commission commitment to Fair Notice for those again with no access to the internetbased upon the criteria to protest under commission procedures. How can Dominion Energy request a

Rate Increase during an Order S89 of Supreme Court of United States and South Carolina Supreme Court

limiting Jury Trials were person petitioning the Commissions Ruling would have a right to petition theCourts? What has the Commission done to revise the hardship placed as a result of the Base Load

Review Act approved by the South Carolina General Assembly that exposed all rate payers to thesehardships? Why did the Commission reevaluate the arrangement with South Carolina Department ofCommerce under the Planning and Enabling Act of 1994 under the terms "Growth" and "Economic

Development "providing for Corporate Tier Systems that have left many local, county, and state budgetsnot receiving apportioned taxable distribution? This protest is based upon rate payers having to vote on

Sales Tax Referendums for Transportation, Parks, Affordable Housing, and Schools if Dominions Energycan charge rate based upon growth within their area of service by default based upon Economic

Development Entities these growing areas should be exempt from any such rate increases? On

December 17 2020 a complaint was filed to South Carolina Inspector General Office regarding theFinancial and Behavioral Controls of South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) and its workingwith Direct Lobbyist such as Commission on Law Enforcement Agencies lnc regarding the reaccreditationof two law enforcement agencies in 2016 Charleston County Sheriffs Office and 2017 City of CharlestonPolice Department both held within Judicial Courts Chambers on Camera since it was held in a public

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building therefore a Freedom of Information request was made to both agencies to this day neitheragencies provided the information requested via FOIA. The concern of the commenter is does Dominion

Energy and other via direct lobbyist can conduct indirect initiatives to deny or disqualify protest to theCommission'? For Example, Dominion Energy gave a $95,000.00 dollar grant to a Civil Rights Groupassociated with two public entities that a complaint was filed expressed within this protest to theCommission for the record I am not apart of any Civil Rights Group and my experiences have beenreduce to unfair notice, Judicial textualism, criminal discovery abuse and qualified immunity. Sorry forthe misspelled words, grammatical errors, and improper large alignments.

Charleston South Carolina 29403

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FILED: Iuiy 13, 2020

UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALSFOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT

No. 20-1697 (L)(2:20-cv-01822-MB S-MGB)

ANTHONYG.BRYANT

, plaintiff=appellant = — =-=== -== ~..=--====-.=

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS; CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT OFDEFENSE; CITY OF CHARLESTON MAYOR; CHAIRMAN OF PUBLICSAFETY; COMMITTEE CITY OF CHARLESTON

Defendants — Appellees

ORDER

The court grants leave to proceed in forma pauperis.

For the Court—By Direction

/s/Patricia S. Connor Clerk

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19 &%I T~ C Department nf the Treaanrsv(kr / l~S Internal Revenue servlee

PO BOX 9052ANDOVER NA 01810 — 9052

In reply refer to: 0847124781Feb. 08, 2012 LTR 4402C 3~ '""OOOO 00

00027306BODC: SB

~THONY .G BRYANT

CHARLESTON SC 29403

000471

Dear Taxpayer:

MHY ME'RE SENDING YOU THIS LETTER

Thank you for the documentation you provided to substantiate yourclaim of identity theft. Me have reviewed and verified the documentsyou submitted and have noted your account with an Identity TheftIndicator.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO NOM

Please continue to file all federal tax returns a's vou normally would

Me suggest that you monitor your, financial accounts. If you notice anysuspicious or unusual activity on any of your financial accounts, youshould report it immediately by doing the following:

1) Contact your financial institution(s) if you notice or have noticedsuspicious or unusual activity on your financial account(s) .

2) Contact the fraud depaf tment of one of the three mador creditbureaus:

Eouifax800-525-6285www.eouifax.corn

Experian TransUnion888-3 97-3742 800-680-7289www.expect.a~em - -aeww..transunion.corn

3) Report any fraudulent activity to your local police or sheriff'sdepartment. Nake sure the police report lists the accounts with thesuspicious activity. Get a copy of the police report, which iscalled an "identity theft r eportn, as you al e allowed to under theFair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Keep the phone number of vourinvestigator handy and give it to creditors and others who requireverification that you were a victim of identity theft. Credit cardcompanies and banks may reouire you to show the report in order toverify that you were a victim of identity theft.

4) File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission in one of thefollowing ways:

By telephone -- Call FTC's Identity Theft Hotline: 1-877-438-4338On-line at — — www.ftc,gov/idtheftBy mail — — Write tol Identity Theft Clearinghouse

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0847124781,.-- Feb..05,. ZGLZ„LTR 4402C 3

)0 0000027307

ANTHONY 6 Rgvnwv

CHARLESTON SC 29403

Please mote that the IRand does not request per sceive an unsolicite'dIRSi please forward theComplete instructions a

Federal Trade Commission600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW

Washington, DC 20580

S wi 11 not initiate contgct witiv=yew-~ia email,rsonal information through email. If youe '-

m a i 1 communication claiming t'o be f r o m theoriginal message to: phishinggirs.gov,

r e available at www;irs.gov.

-=scan rontact us at 1-800-908-4490 from 8 (00 a.m. to 8; 00 p.m. ifyou need furtheF guidance iegarding identity theft. If you. reouireassistance related to a tax account issue and have received- a=noticeor letter & please contact the telephone number printed on the noticeor letter as the employees at that number will be most familiar withvour situation.Th'e Taxpayer Advocate Se'rvice (TAS) is an independent organizationwithin the IRS whose employees assist taxpayers who are experiencingeconomic harm, who are seeking help in resolving tax problems thathave not been resolved through normal channels, or who believe thatan IRS system or procedure is not Working as it should.

You can contact the Taxpayer Advocate Service by calling the toll-free TAS case intake line at 1877 ASK-TASI ( 1-877-Z75-8271) orT IY/TDD 1-800-829-4059 to determine whether you are eligible forassistance. You can also eall or write to your local taxpayeradvocate, whose phone mueiber:sad~cess ay e listed in your localtelephone directory and in publication 1546, Tasxpaye) Advo"-teService -- Your Voice at the IRS. You can file Form 911, Reouest forTaxpayer Advocate Service Assistande (And Application for TaxpayerAssistance Order), or ask an IRS employee to complete it on vourbehalf. For more information, go to www.irs.gov/advocate.

Sincerely yours,

Christopher McCarthvDepartment Manager, Department

Enclosure e:A535, Identity Theft Prevention and Victim Assistance

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