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Re: WOW! Mayor "Peter Griffin" avoids arrest again
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Oh come on!!! The truth is if our politicians are going to be of any use to us they have to get in there somehow. As long as thier perceived graft benefits our communites so what !!!!?

Posted on: 2009/9/7 0:01
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Could hiz honor have cut some deal to save his own rear end???

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FBI DROPPED IN

Saw Healy day before sweep
Saturday, September 05, 2009
By AMY SARA CLARKJOURNAL STAFF WRITER

The FBI paid a visit to Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy one day before the July 23 corruption sweep that netted 44 people, the mayor's spokeswoman confirmed yesterday.

Although spokeswoman Jennifer Morrill confirmed the visit with the mayor at his City Hall office, she said the mayor refused to disclose what was discussed, citing the ongoing investigation.

Morrill was responding to an article on the Jersey City Reporter's Web site, which first reported the visit.

Michael Drewniak, spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office, refused to comment.

Among the 44 people arrested in the FBI sting were 23 from Hudson County, including seven Jersey City employees.

Many of the officials are charged with accepting bribes from FBI informant Solomon Dwek, who was pretending to be a developer looking for help with zoning approvals.

Healy has not been charged with any crimes, but he has acknowledged meeting with Dwek at least twice, in rendezvous that included Edward Cheatam, a Hudson County affirmative action officer, political operative Jack Shaw, and Jersey City Deputy Mayor Leona Beldini, who served as his campaign treasurer.

The federal complaints allege that Shaw - who died July 28 - Beldini and Cheatam "arranged for others" to provide checks to the campaign of "JC Official 4" with cash provided by the Dwek. Healy has acknowledged he's "JC Official 4," but says he did nothing wrong.

http://www.nj.com/news/jjournal/index ... 52131936307160.xml&coll=3

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