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Well, I guess Zane Blaney missed that mandatory de-escalation training session yesterday afternoon, or he confuses de-escalation with lowering himself. I arrived at Access SF this evening as a volunteer to direct Movie Close-Up. Zane met me in the lobby and asked for a meeting. I told him I wasn't there to meet with him, but to volunteer on a show. Zane blocked the doorway to the main studio control room and handed me a letter. He told me that effective immediately, I was banned from the studio and that if I didn't leave or if I returned I would be trespassing. How low will this person go to stifle dissenting opinions?
After reading the letter, I wonder if there is a limit to his abuse of authority. In his letter he (falsely) accuses me of "having violated various policies related to theft and/or misuse of confidential or otherwise internal information of the SFCTC".
To date, I have not misused or disclosed any confidential information that I may have been exposed to while at Access SF. What I have done is start to speak out and expose Zane’s abuse of authority and miss-management of Access SF, a facility owned by and operated for the residents of San Francisco. I have urged producers, volunteers, staff, and the SFCTC Board of Directors to use publicly available information to learn the truth.
I guess Zane moved me to the top of his enemies list. My apologies to those I may have displaced. Zane must feel very vulnerable to stoop this low to falsely accuse me of theft and ban me from the facility. To all of the producers who asked me to volunteer for their show, please understand that although I am still willing to volunteer, Zane is still in a position to abuse is authority and keep me out of the premises.
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