Dirty Business

ATT: Chicagoland My name is Keith Lynch and I am an author. I came to Chicago to continue research for my next book titled "Shatter Dreams". I lived in the Uptown section of Chicago while writing about the abuses the indigent and homeless suffer at the hands of police and businesses. I experienced the every day living of my subjects. Many of the indigent and homeless are Honorably Discharged Veterans who suffer from conditions they acquired while they served to protect this nation. I have worked for over a year as a canvasser distributing advertisement flyers for National Distribution Systems located at 2614 North Clybourn Ave, (773) 975-8300. This company hires drivers who go into the poorest sections of the city to recruit the most helpless in our society. Neither the drivers nor the company conduct background criminal checks on the men who are hired. Some have criminal history that would make Al Capone look like a choirboy. Citizens how could National Distribution allow mothers, and children safety be jeopardized at risk of money? Earlier this year one of the men was arrested in the Village of Hinsdale for taking a woman's pocket book from her property another was convicted of sexual assault against a young person and was arrested passing out flyers in the Village of Burr Ridge Aug 23, 2006. National Distribution Systems have contracts with institutions such as WOW, Verizon, Comcast, RCN, Harris, and Midwest banks, Robert Morris, and Truman Colleges, Swedish Covenant Hospital, Domino Pizza, Chemlawn, and Molly Maid.
Dear Readers, I have approached thousands of your doors and read your signs, which state's, "United We Stand". Will you stand for what's right and not allow National Distribution to endanger your community, families, and property because they only think of the bottom line? Please place this letter of concern onto your community's message boards and let your neighbors know what's happening. Call the institutions above and let them know your concerns and tell them you will discontinue doing business with them if they continue doing business with National Distribution Systems.