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Re: Jersey Journal: King allegedly got workers to pay for his billboard

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Posted by FOR ALL U JIMMY KING LOVERS WHAT ARE YOUS GOING TO DO NOW KINGS DONE WHAT ARE YOUS GOING TO DO U TO PETER BARON on January 07, 2005 at 20:23:21:

In Reply to: Re: Jersey Journal: King allegedly got workers to pay for his billboard posted by D.P.W, MAN on January 07, 2005 at 20:19:12:

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: : : That and other charges will be aired lawyer is given delay

: : : Jerse Journal
: : : Thursday, January 06, 2005

: : : By Earl Morgan

: : : Jersey City Parking Authority Executive Director Jimmy King is facing administrative charges that he collected $200 monthly payments from each of several employees to pay for a billboard advertising his civic association and required employees to purchase tickets to political events or face job reassignment or other repercussions.

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: : : For the complete article, please see the Link.

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: : :::::Administrative charges? Anywhere else in the country his actions would be criminal.

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: : : : That and other charges will be aired lawyer is given delay

: : : : Jerse Journal 
: : : : Thursday, January 06, 2005

: : : : By Earl Morgan

: : : : Jersey City Parking Authority Executive Director Jimmy King is facing administrative charges that he collected $200 monthly payments from each of several employees to pay for a billboard advertising his civic association and required employees to purchase tickets to political events or face job reassignment or other repercussions. 

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: : : :::::Administrative charges?  Anywhere else in the country his actions would be criminal.  



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