The Future of Lakewood

[Moshe123]

כל הבורח מברוקלין הברוקלין רודף אחריו

Well, I think Lakewood drivers are much worse. Looks at what goes on every day.

[avromie7]

Well, I think Lakewood drivers are much worse. Looks at what goes on every day.

Where do you think they came from? The bus that cuts across 2 lanes every day to get to chestnut after crossing Rt 70 on NH is not a Lakewood native. Even passenger cars rarely do that, but when you come from BP that's the normal way to drive.

[aygart]

In a new brief, Eisemann's defense explains why it was nearly impossible for them to bring the witness to testify at the trial.

https://www.thelakewoodscoop.com/news/2022/01/eisemann-lawyers-file-powerful-brief-accusing-prosecution-of-brady-violation-request-subpoena-power-from-court-as-case-continues-to-crumble-2.html

https://lnnnews.com/2022/01/26/update-eisemann-case-unraveling-as-brief-reveals-prosecutors-withheld-key-evidence-evidentiary-hearing-scheduled-for-march-15/

They also explain in the brief that they were not able to track down the person on their own, because the prosecutors refused to specify which transaction was the alleged criminal activity to complete the financial facilitation charge until after the trial began! Meaning, that until the trial, they merely listed the charges, such as “financial facilitation,” but despite being asked to clarify numerous times, they did not tell the defense which entry was the alleged second criminal activity for financial facilitation until the second day of the trial. At that point, in the heat of the trial, it would’ve been almost impossible for the defense to start tracking down the person and getting them to testify.

It sounds strange that something like this would not be brought up in a motion during the trial. Then again, I am not a lawyer so I don't really know how these things work.

[YitzyS]

It sounds strange that something like this would not be brought up in a motion during the trial.

There were a lot of things going on during the trial.

The charge Rabbi Eisemann was convicted of was not the main charges they went after him for. In every newspaper, they said that he stole government money meant for the school. The jury cleared him of all those charges. The remaining charges were spoken about for only a minute or two during trial. They would've fallen off when the jury cleared him of the charges of stealing if not for the fact that the judge changed the rules last minute to make the charges not depend on each other (this happened after the defense finished presenting their witnesses.).

[aygart]

There were a lot of things going on during the trial.

Right?

[YitzyS]

Right?

Don't understand your question.

[aygart]

Don't understand your question.

I don't understand your answer

[YitzyS]

I don't understand your answer

The case was an extremely complicated case, and there were numerous curveballs. Although the lawyers are some of the best in the state, it's impossible to deal with everything in such a complicated case. The prosecutors didn't explain exactly how the financial facilitation charge went down, as there are two prongs to the charge, and they only clarified one before the trial (which was later changed during the trial, and which they filed an appeal about, which was denied). The defense asked before for them to clarify, but they didn't. They had filed numerous motions along the way about a slew of things, but it's not feasible to file motions about every misstep from the prosecutor. It was only in hindsight, when the judge changed the jury instructions and the jury convicted on that count, when it became clear just how important this was.

[yesitsme]

Where do you think they came from? The bus that cuts across 2 lanes every day to get to chestnut after crossing Rt 70 on NH is not a Lakewood native. Even passenger cars rarely do that, but when you come from BP that's the normal way to drive.

https://twitter.com/LakewoodNewsNet/status/1486485719073837057

[yesitsme]

[iwlw2]

Very appropriate picture to caption "The future of Lakewood", don't you think? 

[YitzyS]

Very appropriate picture to caption "The future of Lakewood", don't you think? 

"The Future of Lakewood" is just a code phrase for "Corruption, Hate, and all the other things we don't want to advertise in a title"

[YitzyS]

https://www.thelakewoodscoop.com/news/2022/01/new-eisemann-prosecutor-accused-of-misconduct-in-another-case.html

[YitzyS]

It includes overtime for construction paid for by the construction company IINM

Here is a list that includes overtime for Officers:

https://projects.nj.com/paycheck/towns/lakewood_township-ocean/

[aygart]

"The Future of Lakewood" is just a code phrase for "Corruption, Hate, and all the other things we don't want to advertise in a title"

Yet Lakewood and it's surrounding towns are from the fastest growing in the area.

[aygart]

https://www.thelakewoodscoop.com/news/2022/01/letter-advice-please.html

lol

[yelped]

https://www.thelakewoodscoop.com/news/2022/01/letter-advice-please.html

lol

There's actually one person in the world who respects TLS' opinion???

[TimT]

https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/general/2056009/hate-in-lakewood-snow-plow-driver-targets-two-orthodox-jews-walking-to-shul-on-shabbos-see-the-video.html

[aygart]

https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/general/2056009/hate-in-lakewood-snow-plow-driver-targets-two-orthodox-jews-walking-to-shul-on-shabbos-see-the-video.html

They should be charged with assault

[Euclid]

https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/general/2056009/hate-in-lakewood-snow-plow-driver-targets-two-orthodox-jews-walking-to-shul-on-shabbos-see-the-video.html

This article (and the TLS one) leaves out the most important detail: he wrote the Facebook post caption - "this is for you JC". Clear religious bias/hate.