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Correct. Kludge-the-Stooge intentionally screwed investors by getting SNDD revoked.
Klug never filed those late filings, and without lifting a finger, willingly let the SEC revoke the stock registration because he is hiding the TRUTH from SNDD investors.

Yes, Klug is a lying thief that misappropriated SNDD money and is hiding that from the SEC and SNDD investors. That is fraud. I also pointed out several other instances of fraud as well.

All done in the interest of Klug and NOT shareholders.

What a bunch of gullible fools...

LMAO!! Since WHEN has Klug been working in the interest of SNDD shareholders???

LOL!!

https://www.sec.gov/files/litigation/opinions/2023/34-98949.pdf

https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=1353406

Klug never filed those late filings, and without lifting a finger, willingly let the SEC revoke the stock registration because he is hiding the TRUTH from SNDD investors.

Yes, Klug is a lying thief that misappropriated SNDD money and is hiding that from the SEC and SNDD investors. That is fraud. I also pointed out several other instances of fraud as well.

All done in the interest of Klug and NOT shareholders.

What a bunch of gullible fools...


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VERY INTERESTING

I guess time will tell, but just to get it straight, you seem to be implying that
his actions are for personnel enrichment which implies he is not working in
the best interest of everyone involved.

Basically you are calling him a thief working to fund his retirement plan.

INTERESTING

D_DOG

Klug's retirement plan...

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THANKS!!!

At this point in time it looks like Sept. 18th should be an enlightening day in
Louisiana Western District Court per docket # 54: Order on Motion for Judgment
Debtor Exam Tue 08/13 1:07 PM ORDER granting52 Motion for Judgment Debtor
Exam Judgment Debtor Exam set for 9/18/2024 10:00 AM in Lafayette, Courtroom
6 before Magistrate Judge Carol B Whitehurst. Signed by Magistrate Judge Carol B
Whitehurst on 8/13/2024. (crt,Crick, S)

I expect them to show with everything pertaining to the order if not they can be
held in contempt of which further time will be required. I would like to think that
the order is clearly written and they will be present with said info.

Here's a explanation of the process:

https://www.civillawselfhelpcenter.org/self-help/judgments-for-money/how-to-collect-a-judgment/165-getting-information-about-a-judgment-debtors-assets

Getting Information About A Judgment Debtor's Assets
Learn how to get the judgment debtor to appear in court and answer questions about his finances so that you have the information you need to collect your judgment.


Overview
Sometimes the person who wins a judgment (the “judgment creditor”) simply has no information about the losing party’s (the “judgment debtor’s”) money or property. Without that information, it is impossible to execute the judgment and collect. If that is your situation, there is a tool called a “judgment debtor exam” you can use to try and get the information.

At any time after the judgment is entered, you can ask the court for an order requiring the judgment debtor to appear at a hearing and answer questions, under oath, about his money and property. The purpose of the examination is for you to collect the information you need to force payment from the judgment debtor. Your questions at the examination might relate to such things as where the debtor works, where he banks, what types of property he owns, where that property is located, and the like.

Once you get the information you need, you can prepare the paperwork necessary to garnish the judgment debtor’s wages, attach his bank accounts, or take whatever action is appropriate. For more information, click to visit Garnishing Wages or Attaching Bank Accounts.

TIP! This website provides general information about collecting judgments. But judgment collection can be tricky depending on who you’re trying to collect from. If you hit a brick wall, you may want to talk to an attorney who specializes in collections. Click to visit Lawyers and Legal Help.

Q&A – Judgment Debtor Exams

How do I request a judgment debtor examination?

To request a judgment debtor exam, you must file a Motion for Examination of Judgment Debtor and a proposed order for the judge to sign. With the proposed order, you can include a list of documents you want the debtor to bring, such as bank account statements, tax returns, paystubs, vehicle titles, and real property records. Once the judge has granted your request, you must mail the order setting the examination to the judgment debtor. You must file a certificate of mailing with the court before the date set for the examination.

A form Motion for Judgment Debtor Exam (with related documents), is available, free of charge, at the Self-Help Center. You can also download the forms on your computer by clicking one of the formats underneath the form’s title below:

JUSTICE COURT MOTION FOR EXAMINATION OF JUDGMENT DEBTOR
Pdf Fillable | Form Guide

For tips on filling out and filing legal documents, click to visit Basics of Court Forms and Filing.

TIP! If you want the debtor to bring documents to the examination, you must attach a list of documents to the proposed order when you submit it for the judge’s signature. Keep in mind that you can’t require the debtor to create a document (for example, a list of all his property), but you can require him to bring a document that already exists (like a bank statement or a paycheck stub).
How do I conduct the examination of the judgment debtor?

Go to the hearing with a list of questions to ask the judgment debtor. The judge, courtroom clerk, or bailiff will place the debtor under oath. You will then be able to ask the debtor your questions. For a list of sample questions, click on the link below:

SAMPLE QUESTIONS FOR JUDGMENT DEBTOR EXAMINATION
Reference

FYI! Some judges ask the questions themselves from your list of questions. Don’t count on this though. Be prepared to examine the judgment debtor yourself.
The entire examination of the judgment debtor may take place in the courtroom. But the judge might also instruct the debtor to accompany you into the hallway to answer your questions there.

TIP! If you’re in the hallway and the debtor is refusing to answer your questions or being evasive, go back into the courtroom and ask for assistance.
Be sure to take good notes at the examination. You will need the information you collect later.

What happens if the judgment debtor does not appear at the examination?

A judgment debtor who is properly served with an Order Allowing Examination of Judgment Debtor and who fails to appear at the time and place specified in the order can be punished for contempt by the judge issuing the order.

FYI! No debtor can be required to appear for a judgment debtor examination outside the county in which he resides.
In order to have the debtor held in contempt of court, file a Motion for an Order to Show Cause and Order to show Cause. A form motion and order are available for free at the Self-Help Center, or you can download them by clicking one of the formats underneath the form’s title below:

MOTION FOR ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE AND ORDER
Pdf Nonfillable

If the judge signs the order, you must have it personally served on the debtor and file proof of service with the court.

If the debtor fails to appear at the “show cause” hearing or fails to furnish an adequate reason for his failure to appear at the debtor examination, the judge can hold the debtor in contempt and issue a bench warrant for his arrest.

TIP! The judge can’t issue a bench warrant for a business. So if you won a judgment against a business, when you file your motion ask for a particular person from the company to appear at the hearing (the president or owner, for example).
What kind of questions can I ask the judgment debtor?

You can ask questions geared towards getting the financial information from the judgment debtor you need to execute your judgment. Remember that the purpose of the examination is to figure out what kinds of assets the judgment debtor has and where those assets are located. So your questions should be directed to that type of information.

Here are some examples of questions you might want to ask:

What's your home address?
What's your home telephone number?
Are you married? If so, what's the first name, maiden name, and last name of your spouse?
Do you live in a rented apartment? A single family home? A condo? A mobile home? What's the address?
What's your social security number?
If you live in a single family home, condo, or mobile home, do you own it?
If you live in a rented apartment, who pays the rent? To whom is it paid?
Is it paid by check? Is your rent/mortgage up to date?
Do you have any boarders or subtenants? If so, what are their names and how much do they pay you each month?
Do you have a vacation home, recreational vehicle, or boat?
What's your occupation?
Are you presently employed? If so, by whom?
At what address? Where is the payroll office located?
What's your work telephone number?
What's the name of your supervisor?
What's your gross salary? What's your net salary? What payroll deductions are made?
Do you receive commissions? When are you paid?
How much is owed to you now?
Do you have any part-time employment? If so, please explain.
Is your spouse employed or in business? If so, what's his or her salary? What is the address of his or her workplace?
Do you own any stock or any interest in the business where you work? If so, please explain.
Do you or your spouse have any bank checking or savings accounts? If so, what's the name of the bank branch, and what are the account numbers and present balances?
Do you or your spouse have a driver's license? For what state? What are the driver's license numbers?
How did you get here today?
What's the year and make of your car? Do you own it? Is it financed? By whom? How much is owed?
Do you have any credit cards? Can you get a cash advance on any of those cards?
What type of retirement accounts do you have? Are you able to borrow against your retirement account?
Do you have life insurance? Is it a whole life policy?
Do you have any property, personal effects, cash, or other assets that you've not yet mentioned? If so, please explain.
These are just some examples of questions you can ask. Use your imagination and what you know about the judgment debtor to tailor your questions to get the information most likely to help you.

What do I do with the information I collect at the debtor examination?

After the examination, use the information you collected to complete the paperwork necessary to execute your judgment. For more information, click to visit Garnishing Wages and Attaching Bank Accounts.

I do not see those that are disposed not cooperating with this order but
nothing seems to ever go as planned lately.

D_DOG

ITS FUNNY YOU SAY THE SAME THINGS ON EVERY BOARD YOUR ON IMO LOL

So, I certainly don't care what you think...

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NOBODY CARES WHAT YOU SAY HERE! ITS FUNNY YOUR ON HERE IMO !

Lets not forget about this!!

Another breach of contract lawsuit. Klug/RedHawk the defendant. Klug failed to notify investors of this lawsuit as well. Its was a purchase and sale of future receivables agreement. I also don't recall seeing that deal in any filings as well. Pretty good deal for the financier... and really bad for SNDD investors.

5. On or about 9/3/2020, Plaintiff and Business Defendant entered into a Purchase and Sale of Future Receivables Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “Agreement”) whereby Plaintiff agreed to purchase all rights to Business Defendant’s future account receivables having a face value of $359,760.00 with an agreed upon purchase price of $240,000.00. A copy of the Agreement is annexed hereto as Exhibit A.

6. Pursuant to the aforesaid Agreement, Business Defendant agreed to have one bank account approved by Plaintiff (hereinafter referred to as the “Bank Account”) from which Business Defendant authorized Plaintiff to debit $4,497.00 each day until the purchased amount of receivables- $359,760.00 - was paid in full.




https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rF4gccPMCMWx6QKMWkedBmjPtgTEeM6g/view

Statement of Facts:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BMDm0Mxqq-r0MIDWI4gPN3Jy2a2t9itN/view

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Klug must have been desperate as HELL to sign this agreement.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/16IMzUIGP7C3pJVa5TO5lqL8NjHleDAE0/view

Klug could NOT make the payments as agreed in the contract and incurred a bunch of NSF fees.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MtZeVL_zIwXtHLOgvEt0U3_pgjQgCRnH/view


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I'm in the same boat brother......

D_DOG

Wait'll you get my age and you'll think kindly of the good ole days when you could multi-task. LOL

Thanks but I did a poor job with that post, I don't multi task as good as
I use to...lol
The poster that I responded to asked for the number to talk to Mr. Klug,
they had questions to ask so I posted the number 6 days ago and
wondered how they made out.

I was hoping they could share what they learned with the board.



D_DOG

(337) 269-5933

What’s Klugs number?
Curious, any updates to speak of?

D_DOG

Haven’t called him yet. Mums went in for surgery today so we’ve been getting ready for that. But definitely let ya know when I do

So did you talk to Mr. Klug? Can you share what you gather from your conversation with him? Thanks 

Soon.... Any day now.... 🤣
Still no Form 10...

Still no Form 10...

https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=1353406


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Office: (337) 269-5933

D_DOG

What’s Klugs number? They say he takes calls. I just wanna ask him why the mini and the pro aren’t selling. SHARPS needs to be put out of business! I see those stupid red boxes everywhere still when it should be the SANDD products out there…in five years this company hasn’t done much at all. Am I wrong? Just envisioned those mini’s and pro’s everywhere by now…

Lol....

Right. Like that conversation just came up.

Lol...

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That is very good to hear. I wondered about that. Thank you for sharing.

Good news!!

Write on!
Right on!!
ToughHawk!!!
RedHawk!!!!
$$$$$$$trong!!!!!

Funny you asked, I spoked to Mr. Klug recently and he said he just had his annual physical and told me that all is Good! Redhawk and its leader are super strong- no worries here.

I know very little about any of that and I assume you already know much more. I wasn’t aware anyone from over here in Florida was involved with Mr. Klugg. There must be a story behind Redhawk but not a good enough story that requires me to waste money to find out about it.

Who is Decentralized Life and DarkPulse. They both look like “classic” Pink Sheets P&D operations

Why has Redhawk attached itself to such nefarious actors ?

Anyone hear the latest on Mr. Klugg’s health ?

Interesting, it appears that district court original decision that sided with the
defendant Crown Bridge was flawed because they used Nevada as the
reference point of the deal between Redhawk and Crown Bridge instead of
New York where the deal actually took place.
That means the New York laws become the source of the rule of law, not Nevada.

That is why the appellate court vacated District Courts decision.

UPON DUE CONSIDERATION, the decision and order of the District Court is
VACATED and this matter is REMANDED for further proceedings consistent
with this Order.

A snippet from 8/19/24 filing:

Importantly, the parties in FirstFire met in Nevada to negotiate the agreement at
issue there. See 2023 WL 199196, at *12. By contrast, here the complaint alleges that
Crown Bridge and DarkPulse negotiated the note in New York, and is silent as to where
the parties executed the note.
Similarly, the complaint alleges: “Crown Bridge negotiated, drafted, transmitted,
paid and converted” both the Social Life and RedHawk notes “from within the
boundaries of the State of New York.”

The location of the consummation of the deal is important.

D_DOG

Oh my god...

No, no, no...
Tax write off
RedHauk dead
Dead, dead, dead


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Yes, Yes.
Write on!
Right on!!
RedHawk!!!
$$$$$$$trong!!!!

Yes, again I agree. And the reason I pay off my balance every month. I have paid interest couple times when a split a large balance. I did that twice. Otherwise, they pay ME to use their card, 1% -3% depending on perchance. When it reaches a hundred bucks, I apply that to my balance. I do that 2 -3 times a year.

Money management. Fiscal responsibility. Wasn't Klug an accountant? Shouldn't he know that too?


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They should...
NO ONE SHOULD HAVE TO PAY 32%
It is out of control from the top down.

D_DOG

Are those people suing the credit card companies?

Nope...


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People use credit cards too, I just spoke to a friend and she told me they raised the
interest to 32%, this is somewhat how small company's get caught in these toxic
deals.
Using that card isn't a problem if you pay it off but if you do not you are screwed,
the same happens with small company's, they may be expecting a windfall but if
it doesn't happen and they don't pay it back it can ruin you. Not all company's
ever plan on paying back the loans and they dilute, that hurt shareholders naturally
just like if you don't pay off your credit cards.

It's a gamble and depending on what plan you have it can work out or blow up in
your face

D_DOG

I agree that toxic notes are ridiculous. But Klug, by his own free will sighed the contract with them. It's Klug's bad management that put Redhawk in the spot it's in. These toxic lenders and those they lend too very often work together. Klug gets money up front and the lender gets a shitload of stock to dump. Usually with the understanding that the company will help with "news" to unload that stock. An example here would be that bullshit about 950 million in revenue. The timing was about right.


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I honestly think it is more than a do over, the ramifications of this outcome will
trickle through many OTC stocks that didn't have any other source of available
income and signed on with toxic lenders with horrible terms.

The various clauses that kicked in just about always ruined the company's stock
being that the lender already had discounted shares, then on top of that after the
lenders sold off their cheap shares it devalued the stock PPS and another tranche
became due and that is usually based on the PPS at that time of which is already
in the red.
This situation gave the lender more shares than originally agreed upon and they
just dump them into the market further crushing the PPS.

WELL THIS CASE IS SEEKING TO RIGHT SOME OF THOSE WRONGS OF OVER
ENRICHMENT BY THE TOXIC LENDERS BASED ON USUARY LAWS THAT ARE
ON THE BOOKS BUT NEVER BEFORE TESTED UNTIL NOW.

It will be interesting....

D_DOG

Klug got a do over...

Whooopie.


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Seems they won the appeal against Crown Bridge
and it looks like it is going to trial.

D_DOG

Lol... So Klug signed a debt/loan contract with a high interest rate and then sued them because he did.

Lol.

Klug lost, then lost an appeal and is now appealing the appeal.

Yea... A great day...

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Thanks for sharing

Write on!
Right on!!
RedHawk!!!
$$$$$$$trong!!!!

Scammer v. Scammer. The judges in these cases must eye-roll the whole time.

DarkPulse, Inc. et al v. Crown Bridge Partners LLC et al

Monday, August 19, 2024

ORDER of USCA (Certified Copy) as to41 Notice of Appeal, filed by Redhawk Holdings Corp., Social Life Network, Inc., DarkPulse, Inc. USCA Case Number 23-7550 cv. UPON DUE CONSIDERATION, the decision and order of the District Court is VACATED and this matter is REMANDED for further proceedings consistent with this Order. Catherine O'Hagan Wolfe, Clerk USCA for the Second Circuit. Certified: 8/19/2024..(nd)

Can you fill us in?!?!

Shhh... It's a secret.


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What happened today ?

Trippin, you seem to talk about the D&V lawsuit. What do you know about the Dolphin lawsuit and its Louisiana and Florida-based players?? 

What happened?

REDHAWK!