HARMON BROTHERS
FILE 5 COUNT, $10 MILLION
FEDERAL LAWSUIT
* MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS OF DUE PROCESS *
* MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS OF EQUAL PROTECTION *
* FEDERAL RACKETEERING VIOLATIONS *
* STATE RACKETEERING VIOLATIONS *
* INTENTIONAL INFLICTION OF EMOTIONAL DISTRESS *
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WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs pray for relief and judgment against all Defendants, as follows: Compensatory and consequential damages to Plaintiffs’ business and property, including but not limited to, lost or reduced sales, revenue and profits; the expenses and legal fees that Plaintiffs incurred as a result of litigation arising from the racketeering activity, the cost of legal fees, engineering fees, architectural fees and other fees concerning the approval and construction of the Salt facility, in an amount to be specifically proven, but a minimum of $10,000,00.00 owing to the acts and omissions of the Defendants;
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What time does Rite Aid close? Going now for more aspirins
Looks like they threw a wide net. But like they say, they can indict a ham sandwich, but that doesn’t mean they can convict.
every regime redevelopment deal sucks …. from shortchanging public education to spoiling the marina.
Or the net needed to be that big Tom
I have to change my name to nodoe, no dough. Everyone is guilty by association with Doh-erty.
YOW ZAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The old movie title “The Devil’s Brigade” seems to be appropriate to describe our local conspirators and their leader. Personally, thinking of Belmar’s residents once again paying attorneys to defend Doherty et al for their illegal actions is infuriating.
But they had to scramble to come up with another 100,000 to start the Como project.
“Blind belief in authority is the greatest enemy of truth” Albert Einstein
Evil and malicious? But, but, but…last year Mrs. Nicolay was responsible for a record-breaking pinkie challenge in Belmar. Can that count as a plus in her favor? That was important.
Yep, bundle that. United they stand, divided they fall.
Old man try Family Dollar they are having a store closing sale.
10 million, the number is huge and so is the likely malfeasance that led to the lawsuit. Way too much drama for a small town
#12 – Family Dollar is closing??
#13. It’s not a “drama”. If you knew the facts… 10 million is not enough! After reading the above posts I am embarrassed by these responses. The abuse of political power and political corruption at this level “is way to much for a small town”. Look back to the beginning of the Doherty cronyism. The damage to hard working people has been growing incrementally to the new level $10,000,000.00. If I wrote a book it would be entitled Matt and Maggie: From Sandy to Salt. I personally was hurt by these same individuals sans Ted Bianchi. So familiar am I with their abuse and corruption, that I’d be glad to fly up and be a witness against these bullies.
According to a gentleman who works at Family Dollar, they are selling off the Family Dollar label items because the store is changing its name and will offer the same merchandise under a new label.
#12 Yes, the liquidation company will take over either tomorrow or Thursday.
!6 The company that bought the locations decided not to go through with the new dollar express name and company. They will cease operations in June. Possibly Dollar General will assume the leases but no signed deal has been made as of yet.
http://www.nj.com/business/index.ssf/2017/04/dollar_express_going_out_of_business.html
How many lawsuits is this? When will the counsel wake up and realize what a mess the Mayor got us into again!!! You know the Mayor will never step down from power (Even though, it’s the right thing to do). Maybe Brian could encourage him to take a leave of absence. Didn’t see the new committee member (Mark Walsifer) listed on the complaint, maybe the counsel should step in and appoint him as Acting Deputy Mayor. Seems he has no ties to anyone and appears very capable. At the very least, the counsel should restrict the mayor’s power for the remainder of his term. The counsel should also restrict his ability to make appointments and ensure that the administrator reports directly to the Acting Mayor and all her actions are reviewed by the counsel as a whole.
The counsel, i.e. attorneys, are appointed by the mayor, so I doubt they are motivated to do the right thing. Except save their own tails and resign. Brian seems to have been feeling his oats with speaking up at the last meeting, but I put no faith in him either.
Just a short note to thank the Belmar PDFOR putting up the 16th and Ocean Avenues DO NOT ENTER sign and cones today to prevent the westerly direction of traffic on this dangerous two way street. Bumper Cars is the best description for the 2 way traffic as soon as the weather improves. Acknowedged very dangerous traffic conditions on 16th Avenue running East to West from Ocean Avenue. The County DOT should wake up earlier this spring to change all dangerous two way traffic to one way East out of an abundance of CAUTION.
Not since former Councilwoman Claire have I noticed such an intense need to change the subject. I suggest Dave that before you move, give the people what they want. Today’s headline should have read Family Dollar closes. Forget Lies and corruption.
#22- Exactly. Artificial turf and plastic bag talk is only a distraction to trick naïve residents into believing these “puppets”, three now left, actually share in their best interests’. Keep voting them out.
Getting “Salty” now..Belmar will pay big for the shenanigans against this restaurant.
Im sure you all read Judge Gummer’s characterization of Colleen the incompetent when she displayed her wordsmith recollection of the BOARDWALK as being an Accoutrement to the Pavilions. Kinda like United Airlines saying that they re-accommodate their passengers who are subject to bumps and drags.
The lies we will hear from the confederation of Belmar will be rehearsed and likewise trapped.
#23-Living up to my reputation as one who distracts…”You had me at hello…”
Number 27 is me…” Former Councilwoman Claire..”you had me at hello” …and my usual comment…” Leave the gun…take the cannolis….”
A question out to my friends in the legal profession. What if this case is not going well for the defendants, what if at some point discussions turn to settlement, what if as the plaintiffs have a strong case the settlement figure is huge. Do Matt, Brian, Jenn and Tom vote on it?? Who protects us taxpayers?
#29 Mike-
I’d like to add something to that. Is there anything that would stop a taxpayer or a group of taxpayers from suing the named defendants personally because they may have been acting as individuals and not as elected officials of this town. One more thing, if they’re being sued as individuals shouldn’t they be required to get their own attorneys and not have one paid for by the fine taxpayers of Belmar ?
29: A big NOBODY.
Maybe Mr. Pringle could weigh in? Despite the drama in this town, I still consider him a fair and just person as well as a respectable attorney.
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