Indictments against officials complicates things in Wildwood

With two-thirds of the governing body under state indictment, Wildwood has needed to rely on what’s called the “doctrine of necessity” to allow votes to take place where there is a conflict of interest, including one Wednesday about representing the city’s interest in a civil suit filed by the mayor and deputy mayor.

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