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The Hoboken411 insanity is certainly one worth marveling at even with the readily available medication for seeing critters crawling on the ceiling while yelling “the Zimmertinis are coming for me!”

Then again you really can’t blame this one on the iron handed censor Perry Klaussen. This was the handiwork of Beth Mason’s friend who isn’t paid for friendship and who may no longer be on the payroll by Mason’s Lynhurst consultant’s office, friend payroll or not. Read More...

City of Hoboken announces:

A big, big “thank you” to Da Horsey for allowing me this opportunity to $tate my ca$e on behalf of my Counte$$, with regard to the FBI probe Counte$$ initiated that I maintain will still come to ensnare Mayor Zimmer. Da Horsey and I have disagreed on many occasions… On most occasions, actually… All right, all right, we have disagreed on ALL occasions, because it is in fact my job to counter$pin anything he says and project my own not-for-friendship arrangement onto him by alleging he is paid by Zimmer. Our disagreements even led, in one occasion, to outright fisticuffs, but while I still maintain it was Roman who punched and shoved himself and then took MY camera away, I appreciate his willingness to let bygones be bygones and offer me some cyber-real estate to pre$ent my $pin. As I have been known to quote from Voltaire, “I do not agree with what you have to say, but I’ll defend to the death your right to say it.” Read More...

Take a deep breath, pause, and let’s take it from the top.  The FBI investigation in Hoboken is in the pupae stage.  A strategy to take down the Data Theft Ring is the initiator in what the complaint hints is a far wider criminal conspiracy against the City of Hoboken.

After watching the doings of MORTe and company in several elections and City Council meetings, does anyone even think they can make a case these people are not in a war to obtain power by any means necessary?

They almost threw the City into financial ruin, shut a hospital already saved that would have destroyed countless lives and are currently playing with the lives of municipal workers and the City’s financial health on the issue of a simple refinance of the midtown garage. Read More...

In a short phone interview yesterday, Mayor Dawn Zimmer spoke about the FBI investigation burning up the Hoboken blogosphere since the arrest of IT Manager Patrick Ricciardi.

The mayor at first referred questions to the US Attorney’s Office, but offered some limited comment on matters not directly connected to the FBI investigation.

Asked her feelings on discovering the Data Theft Ring had been constructed early in her term back in early 2010, the mayor stated, “The first thing is I do appreciate the FBI and the US Attorneys Office.  Once we found the evidence of the security breach, we acted appropriated and I trust they will do a complete and thorough investigation.” Read More...

The media is starting to catch its breath after the Data Theft Ring at City Hall busted wide open with a bang leading to the IT Manager and yet unnamed City officials in today’s Federal criminal complaint.

According to a story in Hoboken Now most of MORTe – Mason-Occhipinti-Russo and Terry Castellano are crying their innocence.  Tim Occhipinti has not been reached for comment but will likely say similarly.

The story says:

MORTe is already coming off a boatload of bad news after their interference in the hospital sale came within an eyelash of it being forced to close – even after the buyer was ready to save the beloved institution. Read More...

Former City IT Manager Patrick Ricciardi was arraigned earlier today in US Federal Court.  According to a report on Hoboken Patch, his bail has been set at $100,000.

Appearing in court mid-afternoon, Ricciardi is described as having shackles on his feet and his hands cuffed behind his back at the arraignment in US Federal Court in Newark.

He’s charged with accessing a computer without authorization, intercepting wire and electronic communications and the disclosure of same.

Ricciardi faces five years for each of the three counts and a potential fine up to $250,000.  His bail has been set for $100,000 by US Magistrate Judge Cathy Waldor. Read More...

Hoboken Now is reporting Councilwoman Beth Mason’s statement today.  MSV premium content members know full well the position taken here months back.

Da Horsey confronted Beth Mason on the question of her requests for these communications to the mayor’s staff – now part of the official FBI investigation.  She and her ally Councilman Michael Russo refused to provide any response and Mason looked to the Corporation Counsel for help.

Some weeks later in an interview outside City Hall, Beth Mason replied to the question posed to her again on whether she had seen any of these emails under investigation by limiting her answer saying, “I didn’t see yours.” Read More...