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Mayor gets eviction notice, sets news conference for Tuesday
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Things appear to be getting worse for Mayor Jasiel Correia.
Jonathan Darling of the Bristol County District Attorney’s Office confirmed to Fall River Reporter that a BCSO Civil Deputy served an eviction notice to the mayor’s residence this morning at 200 Bank Street.
The mayor has also set a news conference tomorrow morning before a scheduled rally and special City Council Meeting to discuss the Mayor’s future.
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Ginger
February 19, 2019 at 9:18 pm
Is this why motorists are getting astronomical parking tickets in the mail.