"We met on 2/21/2017, and discussed the following: [¶] We reviewed the three attached notices from your landlord dated 2/3/2015, 6/30/2015 and 2/29/2016 which state that you harassed, threatened, and caused bodily harm to your neighbor(s) that resulted in your eviction. Additionally, we have a copy of the community incident report in which the property manager stated that you followed and harassed him. [¶] You denied all of the accusations made against you and stated that the landlord continuously made false statements against you. You further stated that none of the statements made against you by your neighbors were signed which, according to you, proves that they were manufactured by your landlord. You stated that your landlord initially took your neighbors to court before deciding to take you to court. I advised you that we would only address the documentation we received that pertains to your housing assistance, not your neighbors'. Additionally, you stated that your neighbors and your landlord were involved in the hit and run of your vehicle as well as theft from your vehicle and that they wrongly moved forward with the eviction as you are the one who was wronged. You stated that your car insurance company has been investigating this matter. You were asked to provide a statement or other verification of this from your car insurance provider. [¶] I then informed you that your attorney, Andrew Wolff[ ], stated during my telephone conversation with him on 2/8/2017 that he believes that the reason why the court ruled in favor of your landlord is because one of the several statements made against you were signed. I advised you that the request for civil harassment restraining orders made against you by your neighbor ... were signed and filed on 10/11/2016. You stated that she had no reason to file for a restraining order and that you wanted to file one against her. [¶] Moreover, you signed a stipulation on 8/1/2016 in which you agreed to not threaten people on the premises. You argued that your landlord altered this document by adding 'with bodily harm or use profane language towards them in a harassing and threatening manner.' We discussed that you still signed the initial statement agreeing not to threaten anyone on the premises. [¶] On 10/20/2016 the judge issued a judgment *691pursuant to stipulation which ordered the landlord to recover the unit because you did not abide by the terms of the stipulation. You stated that you were granted a stay until 2/6/2017. [¶] Also, you submitted letters to [the housing authority] from your sister and neighbor as documentation that you *610are innocent of the allegations made by your landlord and neighbors. These letters were not used as part of your exhibit in court. [¶] You submitted [an Oakland Police Department incident report] as proof that you are the victim in the dispute between you and your neighbor(s). The report states that there are no known injuries or witnesses and that there was no force used or observed. [¶] Lastly, your attorney, Andrew Wolff, advised me that you have filed for an unlawful detainer appeal but that he does not know what the turnaround time is. [¶] You were reminded of your participant obligations which state that you must give [the housing authority] a copy of any eviction notice you receive within 5 days and that you must not engage in violent or drug-related criminal activity, or other criminal activity that threatens the health, safety, or right to peaceful enjoyment of the premises by persons living near you. [¶] You were advised that [the housing authority] will be proposing termination of your housing assistance but that we will need for you to submit the documentation specified below." As a result of this meeting, the housing authority reached the following determinations: "You are in violation of your participant obligations due to the following: [¶] 1. Committing serious or repeated violations of your lease agreement resulting in your eviction [¶] 2. Not providing [the housing authority] with a copy of the eviction notices within 5 days [¶] 3. Engaging in violent activity that threatened the health, safety, or right to peaceful enjoyment of the premises by persons living near you." The summary advises Johnson to submit to the housing authority by no later than March 29 the "initial unlawful detainer," "stay of execution" and "[a]ny documentation to show that you were wrongfully evicted."