"You Can't Take It" rapped by AG for making false claims about TTC eminent domain protection
Texas Attorney General's office shuts down a Killeen business
Sep 13, 2006
KCEN-TV Channel 6
Copyright 2006
The Texas Attorney General's office shut down a Killeen business that claimed it could protect property owners from the state taking their land for the proposed Trans Texas Corridor project.
Attorney General Greg Abbott said the organization known as "You Can't Take It" falsely claimed it could stop eminent domain proceedings for an initial fee of $600, and then a $100 yearly maintenance fee.
A lawsuit filed Wednesday accuses employees, two from Killeen, of going door to door and using an online website to use scare tactics to dupe property owners.
If you believe you've been mislead by this organization you can call the Attorney General's office to file a complaint.
© 2006 KCEN-TV Channel 6:www.kcentv.com
Sep 13, 2006
KCEN-TV Channel 6
Copyright 2006
The Texas Attorney General's office shut down a Killeen business that claimed it could protect property owners from the state taking their land for the proposed Trans Texas Corridor project.
Attorney General Greg Abbott said the organization known as "You Can't Take It" falsely claimed it could stop eminent domain proceedings for an initial fee of $600, and then a $100 yearly maintenance fee.
A lawsuit filed Wednesday accuses employees, two from Killeen, of going door to door and using an online website to use scare tactics to dupe property owners.
If you believe you've been mislead by this organization you can call the Attorney General's office to file a complaint.
© 2006 KCEN-TV Channel 6:
posted by Porkus Maximus Tex: at Wednesday, September 13, 2006
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