(NaturalNews) An Oklahoma woman is the latest victim of government terrorism  after City of Tulsa code enforcement officials came to her house and illegally tore up her entire edible garden, which contained over 100 varieties of  medicinal plants. Denise Morrison was in full compliance with local laws  concerning her garden, and yet city officials proceeded to both violate a court  order, and willfully deny Denise of her legal right to grow food on her own  property by illegally destroying it.

KOTV NewsOn6.com, which was  the first to break the heartbreaking story, explains a situation that is  becoming disturbingly common in America today. A phantom “neighbor” allegedly  complains about the victim’s yard, which prompts overzealous city officials to  conduct a witch hunt that includes coercing the victim into complying with their unlawful government demands. When said victim refuses and tries to fight back and reclaim  her legal rights, the city proceeds to trespass on her property and destroy it, along with her livelihood.

For Denise, this is exactly what happened when  a “neighbor” complained about her edible garden, which she just so happened to  be using to naturally treat her diabetes, high blood pressure, and arthritis. In  this garden were strawberries, stevia, several varieties of mint, apple trees,  pecan trees, walnut trees, grapes, lemons, garlic, and chives, to name just a  few — and each of these plants had a specific purpose in Denise’s life, whether  it was simply for nourishment, or for the prevention and treatment of various  diseases.

But City of Tulsa code enforcement officials, apparently doped  up on their own sick delusions of perceived grandeur, decided that Denise’s  garden violated local code, even though it most clearly did not. In fact,  nowhere in the local code is there even a hint of verbiage that suggests  Denise’s garden was in violation of any local laws whatsoever — Tulsa city  officials appear to have simply made up phony violations in order to target  Denise.
You can watch the full NewsOn6.com report here: http://www.newson6.com

Local code reveals Denise’s garden in full compliance with the law

Code enforcement officials tried to claim that Denise’s plants were too tall, exceeding the 12-inch limit for plants, and thus had to be removed. But as you  will see in the following portion of Tulsa’s Code of Ordinances titled Nuisances Classified, plants exceedingly twelve inches in height are  permitted as long as they are “healthy trees, shrubs or produce for human  consumption grown in a tended and cultivated garden.” (http://library.municode.com).
Denise tried to point  this fact out to officials, but they ignored her. She repeatedly tried to show them pictures of her garden and set up meetings to discuss the matter, but they  continually refused, ordering her to remove the garden or else face further  penalties.
“Every word out of their mouth was, ‘we don’t care,'” said  Morrison to NewsOn6.com about how the city treated her when she tried to  defend the legitimacy of her garden.

Denise was not about to be  steamrolled without a fight, however. Rather than rip out her garden, she  decided to call the police, who issued her a citation in order to have the issue  worked out at a later day in court. But before the postponed hearing could even  take place, code enforcement officials, in violation of both the court order and  the city’s own laws, arrived at Denise’s house and proceeded to forcefully  remove every single plant from both her front and back yards.
Several  days later, Denise, who had left her house following the incident, came back to  see the aftermath of what had taken place. The destruction was so severe that  Denise sat in her driveway and cried for several minutes before eventually  leaving.
“Not only are the plants my livelihood, they’re my food and I  was unemployed at the time and had no food left, no medicine left, and I didn’t  have insurance,” said Morrison about her garden. “They basically took away my  life and my livelihood.”

Americans need to start standing up and defending their freedoms against  government terrorists

Denise has since filed a civil rights lawsuit against  the city for tyrannizing her and destroying her personal property. Some of her  supporters have also set up a Change.org petition demanding that the City of Tulsa replant her garden, compensate her for all losses, and apologize to her  for their illegal activities against her (http://www.change.org).

But the incident should not  have even occurred in the first place, nor should it have happened to Kimberly  Bois of New Hampshire (http://www.naturalnews.com/035336_flowers_HOA_New_Hampshire.html)  or Len Gratto of Mission, British Columbia (http://www.naturalnews.com/030983_food_freedom_British_Columbia.html).  And Karl Tricamo of Ferguson, Missouri, faces a similar situation as Denise (http://nocostl.com).
The City of Tulsa’s Neighborhood  Inspections division, which was responsible for the destruction of Denise’s  property, can be reached at (918) 596-7698. Tulsa Mayor Dewey F. Bartlett can be  reached at (918) 596-2100 or by visiting: http://www.cityoftulsa.org

What in the government is going ON?