“He started his sales pitch by stating that he was here on behalf of Flagler to let us know that the telephone lines in our neighborhoods where going to be upgraded in two weeks and that some of the current system will not be compatible with the emergency system. I asked him why is the county involved with phone lines and specifically the replacement and upgrade of the lines?And why are we not being notify directly by the County or City?He stated that’s what he was doing. He became really pushy to the point I had to just close the door and tell him we were not interested in his products and services which the entire time he was stating he was not selling anything and I would contact the City and County to find out more on this ‘suppose’ phone line upgrade. ”A Sheriff’s report documents a “very aggressive” Vivint solicitation at 8:15 p. m. on July 29—also after permissible hours. The resident asked the solicitor to leave three times. The solicitor allegedly said he’d return and speak with the homeowner when she was working on her lawn, and claimed that someone would cut her phone lines and break into her house. The homeowner was so upset she called police. Sheriff’s deputies were able to make contact with two solicitors that evening: Anthony Depaola and Stanley Sanchez, both of who said they were not aware that they could not be out soliciting that late, though city regulations make that clear to all permitted solicitors. They came to my home at 8:30.