Officials for Asbury Park NJ fraudulently destroyed an Entrepreneur.
The Fiduciaries committed EXTRINSIC Fraud & Civil Rights Violations, with knowledge. Which has continued in 2026.
The Fiduciaries committed EXTRINSIC Fraud & Civil Rights Violations, with knowledge. Which has continued in 2026.
This is a cause of action for breach of fiduciary duties under special relationships and duties of candor as per the rules of Attorney Ethics.
The Following FACTS cannot be altered, changed or defended!
NO PUBLIC RECORD: The absolute, historic fact that neither the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office, the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office nor the Hon Judge Linda Feinberg of the Superior Court initiated further civil or criminal contempt sanctions against the City of Asbury Park from 2004–2026, "is definitive proof of FRAUD", as the unmasking of what's happening now, would have definitely happened back then. There was no media coverage of the criminal contempt, no one was removed from their position, no one was barred from holding future public office nor where any benefits or pensions removed that would all be public record.
UNDISPUTED FACTS: There would be Court Records of contempt of court and criminal records if these fiduciary duties and duties of candor were not breached.
It was easier to deceive the local entrepreneur than it was to face the consequences for violating Judge Feinberg's Judicial Mandate and Superior Court Order!
All Surprise(s), Trick(s), Cunning(s), Dissembling and other unfair ways that is used to cheat anyone is considered as fraud. Kerr, Fraud and Mistake, 1 (7th ed. (1952)). See also 37 Am. Jur.2d, Fraud and Deceit § 1, pp. 17-20 (1968); Riverside Trust Co. v. Collin, 114 N.J. Eq. 157 (E. & A. 1933).
The Supreme Court of New Jersey formally established fraudulent concealment as an independent tort for evidence spoliation in Rosenblit v. Zimmerman, 166 N.J. 20, 766 A.2d 749 (2001)

Evidence shows the City of Asbury Park NJ Weaponized the Court System to commit fraudulent acts that are logged on the Court's Registry to Evade Judicial Accountability!

In the case Platinum Links Ent v Atlantic City Surf Pro Baseball Club 2002. 3rd Circuit United States District Court Judge the Hon Joseph E. Irenas noted that the City's attempt to block the show was based on a "dislike of the message" and an unfair stereotype of rap fans. The ruling emphasized that Officials could not single out rap music for cancellation while allowing other genres.
NJLAD; Using "public safety" as a justification to cancel or restrict a specific genre of music (like rap) after the police and venue has already approved security measures for the event is discriminatory. It is a pretext for bias against the artists, promoter(s) and the audience.
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