Above, Terry Privott is telling an employee of Lucky Stores submitting a number of bright ideas that Lucky Stores has good case values along with full service while the Pak n Save and Club stores don't, to disgard the idea of having the same prices as the club stores.  Well, sometime later, the deceitful jackasses in the company changed their minds.

Demetri Pappadoupolos was caught stealing at Lucky Stores the same day Terry Privott wrote the person, whom also caught Demetri stealing, about the bright ideas submitted-what a coincidence.

Terry Privott didn't know that there was an audio conversation with the Union Representative that showed just how much of a farce this Board of Adjustment was.  In fact, all that Terry Privott did was protect Lucky Stores in trying to make sure I had no credibility. Mr. Privott turned out to be just as dishonest as Demetri Pappadoupolis.  Play the media player below his "2nd copy sent" letter and see how Mr. Privott couldn't even address item #1 in his letter above.  He ought to be ashamed of himself...Why didn't Mr. Privott send his letter below to the store like he did with his memo above?

Play the media player below to hear Union Rep. Andy Alessi acknowledge the lies being presented by Lucky Stores.

Below represents the office safe count receipt for Lucky Store 179.  Shelton Campbell was the acting manager on this day.  Frank Nordby was the closing manager on this day.  Frank also was responsible for the bookkeeping.  When Frank showed up for work, he immediately did a cash count on the office safe.  This was standard procedure.  He discovered that the safe was off $250.00 and reported this cash shorted to the acting manager Shelton Campbell.  When Shelton realized from Frank that the office safe was short that amount, he ran a checkstand cash on hand report off of the computer in the office.  Shelton Campbell noticed that checkstand number six (6) didn't have a lot of cash in that register, and so Shelton loaned register six (6) $250 to balance out the safe.  When Frank was completing the books in the evening, Frank noticed that checkstand #6 was going to be short $250. 

At that moment, Frank realized that the $250 cash shortage in the safe that Shelton so easily pushed off onto a register when Frank began his shift, was actually a cash shortage in the safe.  Frank then took the time to investigate this cash shortage.  Frank, having done the bookkeeping the previous few days, looked at all of the coin usage during those three days and realized that the store could not have gone through the amount of quarters that the store had received from the bank that day.  Frank looked at the bank receipt from that day to find out who signed for the bank money.  The person who signed for the money that day was a very inexperienced employee, and so Frank called this person at home to find out from them how many of boxes of quarters did the store receive on this day.  This person told Frank that the store received two boxes of quarters.  The bank charged the store, on this day, for three (3) of quarters.  When Shelton Campbell forced balanced the office safe $250, he essentially put every employee under a cloud of suspicion because this particular Lucky Store had a lot of cash shortages at the registers. 

Forced balancing a safe is a violation of company policy and many management personnel have been removed from management for violating this policy.  Shelton Campbell never received any discipline at all for this violation.  He was eventually promoted to a store director where he would write up and terminate employee's for violating company policies because Lucky Stores was operating under double standards.  This Shelton Campbell was a fucking clown.  He never even thanked Frank for finding the $250.00 box of quarters, which explained the $250 cash shortage in the safe, that his little puny brain assumed was just a failure of him making a $250 loan to a register. 

Below represents letters that I sent to a number of state agencies concerning the fraud going on in my Workers' Compensation claim.  Nobody contacted me concerning any of the letters I sent out.  I guess they didn't appreciate the idea some claimant was smarter than them and aware of the enormous fraud going on in this system. 

A couple of weeks after I sent a letter (and the subsequent information provided therein) to Governor Pete Wilson, things started to change very quickly at Lucky Stores.  One of the supervisors I suspected of being involved in the fraud was overly concerned about me being put back into a management position and suddenly the nonsense stopped concerning my employment. 

I personally believe an investigation into my claims took place after Gov. Pete Wilson's secretary signed for my packet of information and when the word leaked out that there was an investigation going on everybody involved in this fraud were quickly trying to cover their bases and everybody was scrambling for their own sake. 

Look at the letters and information below----how could somebody not investigate this claim of fraud with the kind of evidence I was providing???  I think mostly because nobody wanted me to have any credibility in this particular matter.

In addition, two Lucky employees whom I suspected of  violating the confidentiality of my medical records and unlawfully distributing this information left Lucky Stores to go work for Raley's.  I wonder why they left Lucky Stores to go work for Raley's?  The people running Lucky's didn't believe that they had to respect my employment rights and thought they could do whatever they wanted to do. 

Lucky Stores thought they had covered all of its bases knowing that my only avenue to protect my job was my union and they knew my union wasn't going to do anything to represent me.  They bought off my dishonest doctor, they bought off my dishonest Workers' Compensation lawyer, they had all the dishonest people they needed working at Kemper Insurance and my dishonest union was in their hip pocket.  This is the kind of corruption that was going on in my claim and I thank God for protecting me and giving me victory, once again, over some pretty unethical and dishonest people. 

The irony in this entire story is that Rick Henshaw (the pleasant guy you hear on this page) left the company after Albertsons' bought out American Stores, Lucky's parent company.  He thought my days as an employee at Lucky's was over and yet he, his arrogance and his rudeness was gone long before I retired. 

When I personally dropped off my letter and packet of information to Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush, I had his secretary sign for the packet...I can't imagine receiving the information below and just ignoring the person who sent it to me.  Wow, what a public servant Quackenbush was.

Nobody from the State of California responded to Frank Nordby concerning the fraud going on in his particular Workers' Compensation Claim.  Nobody.  Well not exactly. 

Below represents a letter sent to me by Chuck Quackenbush acting as if he never saw the first letter sent to him.  The first letter sent to him was signed by his secretary.  The last letter sent to him was dropped off to his secretary with no signature required. He may have never known his secretary signed for the September 11th letter.   Oh, Quackenbush eventually resigned his position because of his unethical behavior concerning campaign laws. 

Below represents the shoplifting report of a young man who was also the son of a very prominent family in Sacramento.  The young man's mother and father were eventually found guilty of torching their mansion for the insurance money.  But before they did this wonderful act, they were able to buy off Lucky's top security man to retrieve the police report from the store where this petty theft took place.  A son who was already on probation for other unrelated violations of the law. 

How much money did it cost the Pappadopoulos'  to get Lucky's Loss Prevention manager and the Pappadopoulos' private investigator to retrieve the police report from the Lucky store where their son was caught stealing?  Lucky's Loss Prevention Manager and the Pappadopoulos' private investigator didn't realize that the Lucky employee who caught this young man stealing made a copy of the police report a day before they came to the store.   The Pappadopoulos' didn't need Lucky Stores top security man to drop the charges, the Pappadopoulos' probably had plenty of friends within the Sacramento Sheriff's Department to assist them with that.

The employee who prevented this young man from stealing is the same employee that Lucky Stores wanted to spend most of their time trying to defraud...In  fact, go to the Demetri Pappadopoulos page and listen to Lucky Stores Loss Prevention Manager indicating that the District Attorney dropped the charges.  There was only one problem with his remark.  The District Attorney, when contacted, said he had never even seen the case.  So let it be known that before Mr. and Mrs. Pappadopoulos burnt down their home for the insurance money, they bought off Lucky's top security man...Below is a December 5, 2003 article, written by R.E. Graswich, where he makes mention of Demetri Pappadopoulos being in an accident with Sacramento Sheriff Lou Blanas' son.

Below is the same article with the paragraph mentioning Demetri Pappadopoulos in a readable size.

There was so much fraud going on that this is common place with big business and claimants. Click on the media player below and listen to Katherine Burns (Kemper Insurance) indicate that Dr. Mehtani's June 4 return to work had been rescinded by by Dr. Mehtani, and changed it to July 1.  She also indicates that Dr. Mehtani indicated that Frank wasn't taking his medication.  How could Frank take his medication when Dr. Mehtani didn't have time to schedule Frank appointments and refill Frank prescriptions?