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Mayor Jose “Joey” Torres and three public works supervisors were indicted on Tuesday for conspiring to use on-duty city workers to renovate a warehouse leased by the mayor’s daughter and nephew in a case described as “old school public corruption.
The six-count indictment issued by a grand jury on Monday and unsealed today, charged Torres, 58; Joseph Mania, 51, of Randolph; Imad Mowaswes, 52, of Clifton; Timothy Hanlon, 30, of Woodland Park with second-degree official misconduct, pattern of official misconduct, third-degree theft by unlawful taking or disposition, tampering with public records or information, and fourth-degree falsifying or tampering with records.
Mania, Mowaswes, and Hanlon are supervisors at the Department of Public Works. Mania is a supervisor for the facilities division; Mowaswes is supervisor of traffic division; and Hanlon is an assistant supervisor for facilities division.
In the second hour we will have Mayoral Candidate Chauncey I.Brown III join us to not only give his insight to the Mayor's delema but his run for the city's top spot.
Candidate Brown can be reached through the following links....
www.brownmayor2018vote.org
https://www.facebook.com/BrownMayor2018/
