Got A Traffic Ticket Lately In OC ???
If you did there is a good chance that your personal information from the ticket has been sent to Mexico for data entry/processing. Truckloads of personal data have been shipped to Mexico for the past few years to a company in Nogales that was sub contracted out by the Orange County Superior Court System. Apparently some law enforcement personnel tipped off John & Ken that a lot of these tickets have been coming back with wrong info because the tickets got lost in translation. This is a very disturbing story. I do not want my personal info in the hands of any foreigners(just an aside...I haven't received a traffic ticket in years), especially Mexico with all the identity theft, fraud, & corruption that goes on down there. How easy would it be for some low level data entry person down there to steal this info and sell it to the drug cartels who basically run that country. This contract needs to be stopped ASAP. The people to call are either
Alan Slater, Chief Adminstrative Officer
(714) 834-3141
or
Gwen Vieau, Public Information Officer
(714) 834-2717
posted by Unknown @ 4:04 PM
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4 Comments:
At 10:26 PM,
Anonymous said…
Would you rather have the the non documented workers sneak across the border and process the data here? Make up your mind Allan
At 1:38 AM,
Agent Orange said…
If I may Phil, I would like to suggest to you that the government's documents should remain in the hands of government employs who have various security clearances to handle such documents.
So your choice given to Allan, the Mexicans in Mexico or Mexicans illegals in USA is nonsensical, and should be rethought.
-Stan
At 6:51 AM,
Unknown said…
No Phil I would like a competent US firm to handle this type of sensitive information.
At 4:45 PM,
Agent Orange said…
The Orange County Superior Court blinked.
The contract with unreliable Mexicans, condoned by OJ bloger Arturo Pedroza, is nulled and void!
Viva Mexico!.... not.
-Stan
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