September 16, 2024
by Alex Lloyd Gross Just when you thought things could not get any worse, you open your mailbox and there is a ticket from a speed camera placed along the Roosevelt Blvd. You now owe the city at least $100.00. The controversial program is now fully operational. No more warnings. Starting today, August 1 2020…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross More pressure is on for Rodney Muhammed to resign his post as head of the Philadelphia NAACP Chapter. That after an offensive meme was found on his social media page Desean Jackson, Nick Cannon and Ice Cube were taken to task by Jewish leaders for quoting Louis Farrakhan . Those quotes…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Call it greed or call it an accounting error, some nursing facilities across the state have been caught pocketing their residents stimulus money. PA Attorney General Josh Shapiro has said this practice is wrong. “They cannot do that,” he said. When a family member goes into a nursing home, some homes…
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PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney William M. McSwain announced that two owners of a popular cheesesteak restaurant were charged with conspiracy to defraud the IRS , tax evasion, and aiding and assisting in the filing of false tax returns. According t o the Indictment, Anthony Lucidonio Sr., 82, and his son, Nicholas Lucidonio, 54,…
Read More about IRS: Tony Luke’s Owners Skimmed $8 Million In Unreported Incomeby Alex Lloyd Gross It is most likely going to be federal prison time for Richard Meleski, 58, of Chalfont, PA,. He pleaded guilty today, July 22, 2020 to being a fake Navy SEAL, If that was not impressive enough, Meleski was also a Prisoner of War, or so he alleged. He never served a…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Richard Paul Nicoletti, a former SWAT officer turned himself in to authorities as he was told District Attorney Larry Krasner would be filing assault charges against him. This stems from the incident June 1 2020 on 676 when Nicoletti is accused of pulling down a facemask of a protester and spraying…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Congressman john Robert Lewis died yesterday, July 17, 2020. he was 80 years young. He fought for civil rights and was beaten because he was black. During the historic march to Selma , to get voting rights for blacks, he was beaten by police. He also later assaulted by members of…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The rally cry for a lot of people in the Black Lives Matter Movement is to defund the police. Take away money earmarked for police budget’s and /or get rid of the police 100 percent. There are bad officers in every state. Just like there are bad auto mechanics and bad…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The homeless encampment that has made a mess of Von Colin Park in Philadelphia will stay put, at least for a while longer. Located at 22nd and Ben Franklin Parkway, this small zone of no laws is an encampment by about a hundred homeless people. They have their own illegal rules…
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PHILADELPHIA — Mayor Jim Kenney today announced that Philadelphia Managing Director Brian Abernathy will leave City government effective Friday, September 4, 2020. Abernathy has served as Managing Director since January 2019, and previously served as First Deputy Managing Director beginning in January 2016. “I thank Brian for his service to the City of Philadelphia,” said…
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