NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—City water meter reader Guillermo Quinones pleaded guilty to official misconduct on February 14, becoming the fourth New Brunswick Water Utility official since 2015 to admit to corrupt acts. Quinones is scheduled for sentencing on March 27, and prosecutors are recommending a five-year prison sentence for his role in a widespread bribery scheme […]
Corruption
New Brunswick has been an epicenter for political and corporate corruption, with jaw-dropping scandals including police running brothels, former Mayors imprisoned, and all manner of pay-to-play, retribution, patronage, and graft.
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Sports Coaches to Collect Larger Salaries Than Incoming RU President
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Over the past three months, the Rutgers University Board of Governors held three special meetings to approve contracts for highly-paid employees, including a new University President. The board approved an eight-year, $4 million-per-year contract for the football coach and a contract extension for the current basketball coach which could see him making up […]
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New Brunswick’s State Senator Orders Arrests of Protesters at Statehouse
TRENTON, NJ–Bob Smith, one of New Brunswick’s elected representatives, ordered State Troopers to arrest members of the public who clapped and cheered at a public hearing of one his committees on November 18. Governor Phil Murphy criticized the committee for its decision to have one activist in particular removed from the hearing, calling it “completely […]
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Governor Murphy Praises Convicted Felon John Lynch as “Great Mayor”
Governor Phil Murphy did not hesitate to praise John Lynch, Jr., despite his criminal conviction. NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—At a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new school, Governor Phil Murphy made sure to praise both the current and former Mayor of the Hub City. Murphy, a staunch supporter of Mayor Jim Cahill, was introducing the eight-term Mayor […]
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Democratic Party Chairman Among 6 City Lawyers Illegally In Pension System
TK Shamy, an Assistant City Attorney, is Not Supposed to Be Receiving Pension Credits, According to the State Comptroller
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Ben Bucca & 5 Other City Attorneys Have Been Illegally in State Pension System Since 2008
State Investigation Reveals Prosecutors, Public Defender, & Other Attorneys For New Brunswick Are Accumulating Pension Credits Despite Being Ineligible For Pensions
Posted inLaw & Public Safety
New Brunswick Tax Preparer Gets 27 Months For Elaborate Check Fraud Scheme
Badrax Tax Consultants Still Open for Business on Livingston Avenue
