Guilty on All Counts! Jail Time Is Pending

It appears that Donald Trump has made history once again but not for anything good. He is now the first ever former President to be convicted of a crime, in this case 34 of them! Where do we go from here? it's really anyone's guess at the moment. Many legal experts are stating that instead of jail time, our disgraced former President may just walk away with probation seeing how it would be a logistical nightmare for the Secret Service to protect Trump while incarcerated at Rikers Island. 

Sentencing Trump to probation because the Secret Service could not adequately protect him in prison is a joke! He needs to do some hard time behind bars, whether it's 4 weeks, 4 months or 4 years, he needs to go to jail! His sentencing will take place on July 11th

You can keep up to date on this breaking story via CNN.com

 

 

Letter: Burnham Corruption comes to Camden County College

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Dear Editor,

Disgraced former Brookdale Community College President Peter F. Burnham forfeit his right to public employment when he entered a plea of guilty to Theft by Deception and Official Misconduct, for stealing college funds in Monmouth County. He was sentenced to a prison term.

Mr. Burnham is now on parole and living in Collingswood, Camden County, New Jersey. The conditions of his parole require him to maintain employment.

Burnham describes himself on his LinkedIn profile as a "Consultant/Facilitator/ Teacher/Administrator Retired Educator/Assisting At a Community College August 2013 – Present (1 year 10 months) Camden,NJ I am engaged in assisting students to achieve success in a transitional program to college. I also am writing grants to support the development of urban youth as well as design compliance strategies for Middle States accreditation."

Source - https://www.linkedin.com/pub/peter-burnham/87/706/3bb

Burnham seems to have failed to mention his felony criminal convictions for corruption or time spent in state prison.

The only community college located in Camden County is Camden County College, a public institution. What is Mr. Burnham's role with this institution and do the taxpayers of Camden County know of his history of serious criminality and corruption in Monmouth County? Is Mr. Burnham engaging in public employment in violation of his plea agreement?

I call upon the Camden County Prosecutor's Office to investigate his affiliation with Camden Community College.



Eric Hafner
Toms RIver