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ROW 606 · LEG 90 ITEM 8 · TESTED NOVEMBER 2026
The South Bend patterns are specific machines — a pay-to-play ordinance fought through veto and injunction, a housing-authority fraud carried to official findings, police-tapes litigation. Tested one by one against this town, none has a local instance in the record reached. Pay-to-play: no such ordinance, veto, override, or injunction seated in Osceola is documented in the town's ordinance record as reached or in any source in this section. Housing authority: no housing authority seats in this town — the audit already noted the absence as untested; it is now tested at the strength of the town's published structure in Government, whose whole sweep of town bodies names none, and a fraud case cannot attach to a body that does not exist here. Police tapes: no litigation over police recordings seated in the town is documented in the court or press record reached. The nearest banked money episode, the town board's December 2012 refusal to fund a ladder-truck repair and the fire dismissals that followed, is carried in Government as fire history; it produced no official finding, charge, or suit in the record reached, so under this section's gate it stays where it is banked and is not promoted into a money fight.
Closure: TESTED NEGATIVE — the three pattern machines were each tested and none seats in this town in the State Board of Accounts audit record, the county court record, or the press record as reached; the 2012 fire-funding episode remains government-banked at its own size.