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Oradell Police Sergeant Sues Department for Retaliation and Health Worsening Amid Whistleblowing Fallout

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Oradell, NJ – A seasoned sergeant from the Oradell Police Department has initiated legal proceedings against his superiors, alleging that his whistleblowing on internal misconduct brought about retaliation that has adversely affected his health. Sgt. Richard Liguori, who has dedicated over 20 years to the department, filed his lawsuit on November 25 in the Superior Court of Bergen County. He cites violations of New Jersey’s Law Against Discrimination and the Conscientious Employee Protection Act, claiming that his actions in reporting wrongdoing led to a campaign against him to drive him from his police role. The … Read more

College Station Moves to Dismiss Lawsuit Over Alleged Fire Department Misconduct

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College Station, Texas – The city of College Station, along with its fire department and various employees, are currently facing a lawsuit alleging numerous indiscretions within the fire department. The plaintiff, Darrin Allen, a former firefighter with the department, initiated the legal challenge in the 85th District Court of Brazos County, represented by the Houston-based Jurek Law Group. Allen’s lawsuit accuses the department of discrimination, harassment, and violating terms of his employment contract. Among the allegations, the complaint details incidents of affairs among staff during work hours on city property and illicit use of controlled … Read more

Brooke Rollins Appointed by Trump as Head of Agriculture Department, Signaling Conservative Shift

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Washington, D.C. – Former President Donald Trump has appointed Brooke Rollins, a conservative lawyer with a history of advocating for justice reform and deregulation, to lead the Department of Agriculture. Rollins, who previously served as acting director of the Domestic Policy Council during Trump’s administration, steps into a role vital for shaping U.S. agricultural policy and food regulation. Brooke Rollins, whose career has blended legal expertise with a keen focus on public policy, brings a distinctive approach to her new position. Before her tenure in the White House, she was president and CEO of the … Read more

Justice Department Officials Fear Transformation into ‘Trump Law Firm,’ Says Raskin

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Washington, D.C. – Amidst a period marked by political turbulence, concerns are intensifying among Department of Justice staff that the agency’s integrity could be compromised, fearing it may transform into what some describe as a “Trump law firm” under former President Donald Trump’s influence, according to Congressman Jamie Raskin. Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland’s 8th Congressional District, shed light on these worries, portraying them as a window into broader anxieties about maintaining judicial independence. The fear, as expressed by DOJ employees, is rooted in the potential return of Trump to office in 2024. Raskin, speaking … Read more