Second: The police weren’t letting these ‘1000s’ of people onto the roof. I have no doubt there was a mess, but which party caused it is anyone’s guess.

Third: Obviously someone in the building is a real ass to let [name withheld] stand as the lone mastermind behind this sinister plot. Let’s get real: SOMEONE let her in! Whether a tenant said “It’s cool, no one is ever up there,” or “I don’t mind, I’ll let you in” I don’t think she’s a master at picking locks-she’s a graphic designer. A more appropriate resolution would be evicting the liar and coward who did not clean up THEIR OWN BUILDING after the party they clearly helped plan, not getting someone fired from their job. Guess it wasn’t a “friend” who let her use the building?

The person who is responsible for the party obviously has some explaining to do and owes the residents of the building an apology…

Through [name withheld]’s Facebook account we found out where she was employed, how else she communicated about this event, and with whom. She also worked with promoter “Blaze” Barksdale and so called Triple 5 Productions aka “The Anonymous Brooklyn Rooftop Planning Committee.”

She is undoubtedly connected to one of the building’s tenants who has not yet come forward. It is our belief that this person may have let her into the building. Tracey Coleman may have also found any of a number of ways to gain access to the building including but not limited to misrepresenting herself and breaking and entering. Regardless, her actions were reckless and applaud the Management of the building in pressing charges against her.

If you have any information regarding this event or its planning (especially if you happen to remember who the DJ was that Triple 5 Productions hired), please relay that on this site or email ogilvy_lookout@hotmail.com.

Thanks!

It might have been this person who put together this blog!