Mr. Hamama:
Again, I have no idea what you are talking about. The JPAS I sent you
does not reflect an incident report on you nor does it reflect anything
from or about L3. So, when you speak of having some kind of "red tag"
attached to your name and record, it is not in any DSS record. If L3 has
some kind of a record on you, it was not shared with this agency and
remains the property of L3, not DSS. Accordingly, you need to address
this problem with L3. It seems to me, based on your JPAS record, you
already had been granted an interim eligibility by the Department of the
Army and lost this eligibility when you were separated by SOS
International. If you found employment with another company, that
company would just have to request from DISCO a recertification of you
eligibility. Simply stated, we at DSS have no record of any issue on
you.
Les Blake
-----Original Message-----
From: Sam hamama [mailto:
hamama_sam@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 10:53 AM
To: Blake, Leslie, CIV, DSS
Subject: Re: FOIA
Dear Mr.Blake
Thank you for your prompt respond , re : FOIA/ PA #315-28 as you
mentioned in email to me that separated from employment and as a result
DoD lost jurisdiction of my case .
But how could I remove the red tag that L3 attached to my name and
record .
How could I get this to be removed and go back to my normal status and
to get another job .
I am sorry to confuse you but that's what I thought at end of the letter
there were some allegations against me . so what is my next step . I
appreciated if you draw me few steps to do so.
thank you
Issam Hamama
----- Original Message
----
From: "Blake, Leslie, CIV, DSS" <
Leslie.Blake@dss.mil>
To: Sam hamama <
hamama_sam@yahoo.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 3:55:32 AM
Subject: RE: FOIA
Mr. Hamama:
Sorry but I have no idea what you are talking about. Do you have a
FOIA/PA case number? If so, please email me the number. Based on my
search, I found only one case concerning you which has the FOIA/PA case
number of 315-28. In my response letter dated February 20, 2008, I
furnished you a copy of your JPAS as requested but there were no
allegations made against you on this record. It only reflects that you
were separated from employment and as a result DoD lost jurisdiction
of
you case. Therefore, I do not know what allegations you are speaking
of.
-----Original Message-----
From: Sam hamama [mailto:
hamama_sam@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 8:44 PM
To: Blake, Leslie, CIV, DSS
Subject: FOIA
Dear Mr. Blake
I received the JPAS record. on Feb .26.08 .I read the Document and it
seems more like 99% not belong to me and the one I feel like I did
violate the security , but the other listed allegations against me was
un true .
Mr. Blake how you want me to start the challenge , by writing and
challenge all the allegations or to get me an attorney .please advise me
as soon as you can especially I applied for another job with US Army .
thank you in Advance
Issam
Hamama
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