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Monday, July 10, 2017
Neisser Sentencing Continued Until October 11
Mark Neisser, who has pleaded guilty to a single count of conspiracy to commit bribery in a federal investigation of political corruption in Allentown and Reading, was supposed to be sentenced today. At the government's request, that sentencing has been delayed until October 11.
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What could this mean?! Have any of those that have plead guilty been sentenced yet? Allentown suffers on
ReplyDeleteNine people have pleaded. Not one has been sentenced.
ReplyDeleteOdd. Perhaps another potential witness against Fed Ed.
ReplyDeleteJustice delayed = easy re-election for Public Official No.3.
ReplyDeleteBernie, whoelse could be on the guest list for such a festive event for Allentown residence?
ReplyDeleteBernie do you think that those who pleaded guilty will eventually go to jail, Or do you think they are going to be let go as a reward for their cooperation?
ReplyDeleteThese nine [9] individuals are all part of a plea deal to wit: Testify against the evil one, "Fed Ed", and your sentence will reflect your cooperation. Simple legal application! This shows the deluded mayor for life believes what his legal advisors are telling him and he will pay the harshest price on judgment day. Good for his innate arrogance.
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