"They are still offering curb side orders. I work for The Pottery Nook in Smokey Point and we were denied curbside pick up." - Erica Knapp
The aforementioned complaint was filed by Erica Knapp in Mount Vernon, Washington on Tuesday March 31, 2020 with No Agency against Tri-Dee Arts saying Non-essential business is open. Email address given was ericalknapp[at]yahoo.com and phone number given was 4258706958.
UPDATE: Erica Knapp at ericaknapp_art on Twitter was spotted complaining about this to a local news station that called us trolls just of exposing this kind of stuff. not surprising since the mainstream press relies on the police for most of their tips, pigs rely on rats for information, and what is bad for rats is bad for cops is bad for reporters.
Erica's comments at https://twitter.com/KUOW/status/1263239725453725696 included two Tweets that read as follows:
"I will say my name is on the list. I reported more as an inquiry and there was no warning that my info would be public. Now there is...but the trolls found me and they were harassing me so much that I shut down my social medias for two days."
"It was awful and scary and unfair."
Cop Blaster responded by asking her how snitching 4 times on 4 different businesses can be done "more as an inquiry." What is really "awful and scary and unfair" is that there are people like Erica Knapp of Erica Knapp Art + Design (ericaknappartanddesign.com) running their metal mouths in Arlington, Washington with impunity during a crisis.
Like one of her other complaints, this appears to be directed at a competing business. This is a common trend among these stay at home snitches. It seems such rats are using this form to target their competition instead of the virus.