Dear Deutsche Bank, where will be the Lucero family celebrate Thanksgiving? Don't Evict!

Please flood Deutsche Bank's lines!
Deutsche Bank TEL: 212-250-2500
- Steven Wader TEL: 212-250-2867
- Duncan King TEL: 212-250-4864
Deutsche Bank FAX: 212-797-0291

#CasaPerez just signed their Loan Mod. Due to the terms of the contract I can't give to much details about it but we would like to thank you all for the support and love you have given this family. Let this victory be a motivation for all the other foreclousers to fight and win! Lets save PuebloLucero and FuerzaHernandez!

Power To The People!

Our action got featured by the local newspaper of the 2nd largest circulation in Los Angeles.

THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING DEUTSCHE BANK!#FortLucero was on the cover of La Opinion today! It is the 2nd most read newspaper in Los Angeles, after The LA Times. It is an internationally known Spanish language newspaper.The headline reads: "Alto a los desalojos" = "Halt the Foreclosures"The sign to the right reads: "DEFIENDAN SUS CASAS" = "DEFEND YOUR HOMES"

click to read their article itself!

Eviction Brunch/BBQ/Slumber Party is happening today from 8:00am to 11:30pm at 4750 - 4748 Hammel Street, Los Angeles, California 90022 [MAP below]

MORE GREAT PHOTOS BELOW: Protest Scenes

"#FortLucero and Occupy Fights Foreclosures is planning to take direct action against Deutsche Bank to let them know that we won't back down until the Lucero family can keep their home. If Deutsche Bank has their way in court, the Lucero's could lose their home as early as Wednesday. But with your help and some Direct Action, Deutsche Bank might make other plans."

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MEDIA ADVISORY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

DEUTSCHE BANK UNDER FIRE: CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE & OVERNIGHT OCCUPATION TO FIGHT EVICTION

Contact: Occupy Fights Foreclosures, Carlos Marroquin (323) 592-4663
Home Defense Alliance, Alissa Kokkins (323) 839-5668

WHO: The Lucero Family, Occupy Los Angeles, Occupy Fights Foreclosures, Occupy Whittier, Home Defense Alliance, Community of East Los Angeles.

WHEN: Tuesday November 13, 2012. Rolling Actions begin at 11:30am

WHERE: German Consulate 6222 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90048 at 11:30am, Lucero’s Home 4750 Hammel Ave, East Los Angeles, CA 90022

WHAT: Direct actions targeting Deutsche Bank through protest at German Consulate General Los Angeles and occupation of East LA home to defend family from possible eviction by Sheriff’s Department. The actions include civil disobedience and some may be subjected to arrest.

WHY: After residing in East LA for 15 years, the Lucero family faces eviction by Sheriffs Dept. Following a questionable foreclosure including a loan modification that the family payed on time, Deutsche Bank refuses to help the family stay in their home.

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IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Carlos Marroquin (323) 592-4663 & Alissa Kokkins (323) 839-5668

WHO: The Lucero Family, Occupy Los Angeles, Occupy Fights Foreclosures, Home Defense Alliance, Community of East Los Angeles.

WHAT: Rolling actions against Deutsche Bank to begin in Los Angeles, followed by Occupy Frankfurt, Occupy Berlin and Occupy Brussels

WHY: There is a recorded pattern of Deutsche Bank AG ignoring U.S. laws and abusing housing rights in Los Angeles. Despite being in litigation with the City of Los Angeles and with the Federal government about their corrupt business practices, Deutsche Bank continues to fraudulently foreclose on American homes. The Lucero family has been served with a five day notice to vacate.

WHERE: Deutsche Bank National Trust Los Angeles Headquarters, 300 South Grand, Los Angeles, CA 90071, this action will be followed by two other targets. Due to the sensitivity of the locations we will be releasing the addresses during our first action at 11am.

WHEN: Friday November 2, 2012 starting at 11am

What:  Show Of Solidarity For Deirdra Dunca, Foster Mother Evicted by Racist, Abusive Investor
Where: 35 W. Howard Street Pasadena, CA, 91103
When: Thursday, November 1, 2012
1:00 - 5:30 p.m. - protest and help move possessions after eviction from rental home
5:30 - 6:30 p.m. - Candelight Vigil - Support Deidra - Protest Racial Overtones of the Foreclosure Crisis

Please come and stand in solidarity with Deirdra Duncan, a foster care mother of five developmentally disabled children (all siblings)  who has been evicted from her home and must remove her belongings today from the house she has been renting at 35 W. Howard Street in Pasadena.  The house was foreclosed and purchased by an investor who has used serious intimidation tactics and deeply shameful rasist language against D.D., including threats to the children.

The investor turned out to be a racist. D.D. Duncan must remove her belongings this week. Occupy Fights Foreclosures keep supporting. More details below:

We need people to stand in solidarity with D.D. Duncan, a Pasadena native who has been a foster care mother of 32 years. She and her five foster children, all siblings at high-risk, were evicted from their rental home in August, 2012. Last week we spoke with the investor who agreed to delay a "trash out" of the home, but it appears he has changed his mind. He now says he will come as early as today. Given how hard it is for large families to find affordable housing in Pasadena, we view this as an important priority.

Please find below some background on D.D.'s case
Thanks for anything you can do to help!

Occupy Fights Foreclosures
Contact:
Lydia Breen: 661.414.2862 labreen222@yahoo.com
Diana Hines: 323.292.9494 diana.hines@csulb.edu
John Seeley: 310.435.7696 mjseeley@yahoo.com

on behalf of:
Deirdra Duncan
35 & 45 West Howard, Pasadena, CA. (MAP at the bottom)
Email: dedekids@gmail.com
Phone: 626.676.0975

A FEW WORDS ABOUT DEIRDRE DUNCAN

Deirdra Duncan has been a foster care mother for 32 years. In 2007, she assumed long-term foster care of five high-risk children - all siblings - ranging in age from 4 to 17. She became the children’s legal guardian in 2010, an agreement that required her to provide them with a long-term, stable environment, and, in essence, to accept the children as her own.