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Mayor gets eviction notice, sets news conference for Tuesday
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.