Ground, fried chicken, that man is a jersey city naacp president william breaker. After he was praised in the jersey journal for his leadership and trying to recruit the last leaders in the community. Wellknown around here, former retired lieutenant in the Police Department as well as former Hudson County freeholder. I met up with a man who obtained a video, editor of the real jersey city. Happened to be there that night. The sub breaker rollup, pulled out their camera and fireworks happened from there. Obviously these are just allegations. Yourself. Obviously need some help. Very long time now and we said that this is not been the 1st time he has been in trouble. I cant really say anything negative. Clearly it is not working out the way it should be. Found guilty. Bill im glad you said that. I was thinking as he introduced them, former lieutenant, retired cop, i wouldve added the word disgraced freeholder. The guy was sentenced to 41 months in prison for bribery. Chris christie went a
David Plazas is the director of opinion and engagement for the USA TODAY Network Tennessee.
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