2455 Paces Ferry Road, N.W.

· Atlanta, GA 30339-4024
(770) 433-8211
After the Executive Assistant to the Chief Communications Officer pleaded
the Fifth Amendment while under oath and received improper exparte instructions
from the court and other irregularities. (See page 4, 5 and 6.)

What crime did The Home Depot Associate, Ms. Todd (Petitioner), commit
that required her pleading the Fifth? Did The Home Depot benefit from crime(s)
committed by this gateway employee? Does The Home Depot Corporate
condone crimes by a corporate gateway employee or the use of the word
"nigga" or "nigglet" in reference to minor children?

September 6, 2016 Should Ms. Todd be using the free legal resources of Shepherd's Rest Ministries?
Shouldn't free tax payer funded shelters be for underprivileged women and NOT a
Honorable Tonny Beavers VERY WELL PAID direct report to the CEO of The Home Depot? Is the dignity of
280 Constitution Blvd Georgia's Judicial System in question?
Dallas, GA 30132
Never does The Home Depot deny Mr. Freeman's (Respondent's)
Your Honor, statements as false! Their "concern" is that The Home Depot associates
will see Respondent's statements?
On Thursday, 08/11/16 and Friday, 08/12/16 Mr. Gilbert Freeman, Jr. was observed walking on Paces
Ferry Road displaying a sign with inflammatory remarks directed at the mother of his children, Home
Depot associate Jody Todd. Although Mr. Freeman was on a public street, he was in clear view our
Store Support Center, was observed by many associates, and was in close proximity to our property. It
is my understanding this situation involves an ongoing domestic dispute, and that associate Todd
previously obtained a protective restraining order against Mr. Freeman in the past and is in the process
of submitting a request to renew same.

Given the prevalence and unpredictability of workplace violence, my concerns are not only for the
safety of associate Todd, but for the precedence Mr. Freeman could be establishing for future potential
domestic situations involving other Home Depot associates. I would like to proactively discourage
such situations.

I am respectfully asking if you could extend the protective restraining order from 300 yards to a
distance of two miles. Mr. Freeman would still be able to display his sign publicly if he felt the need
to do so, but he would not be seen by The Home Depot associates and invite potential "copy cats" to
our Store Support Center. Additionally, many workplace violence situations involve firearms, and two
miles would be an appropriate distance to negate any thought and/or effectiveness of using a weapon.
Any consideration you could give this request is very much appreciated.

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Respectfully,

Mike Merritt
Senior Director
Corporate Security
Both Jody Ebright Todd and The Home Depot were
so concerned about "workplace violence" in an open
carry state by an unarmed protester that it was
decided that Ms. Todd should go within ten feet of
Mr. Freeman to take this picture?
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