Everett Poetry Corner / (Alleged) Drug Dealing on Whittier Drive
What you get for paying your rent
the mayor's psycho cousin who likes to vent
it is elder abuse, which will only increase 2 MGl Chapter 265, Section 13K
(Alleged) Drug Dealing on Whittier Drive
a middle-aged witch, played by Colin Clive
in Bride of Frankenstein he yelled "It's Alive"
When she attacks elders, how do we survive?
When she attacks elders, how do we survive?
His honor needs 20 years, but not as mayor
Behind prison walls he just couldn't be .... (write your own, I can't print my thought!)
the boys from the hood will have their way
no more Aruba, indictment on the way
(Alleged) Drug Dealing on Whittier Drive
We need a strong police chief, in order to survive
(Alleged) Drug Dealing on Whittier Drive
When the puppy dog chief comes along,
the mayor gives him a five
Is the Racist Ward 3 Councilor an idiot savant?
He's as psycho as his aunt
what kind of parents raised these kids?
Without the mayor's jobs they'd be on the skids
(Alleged) Drug Dealing on Whittier Drive
a bloated middle-aged witch, played by Colin Clive
in Bride of Frankenstein he yelled "It's Alive"
a bloated middle-aged witch, played by Colin Clive
in Bride of Frankenstein he yelled "It's Alive"
When she attacks elders, how do we survive?
The Advocate's hit job on Pietrantonio City Councilor Ward 6
Papa Lattanzi, benefits from the fix
Maria Radosta Bussell running in Ward 3
Racist Anthony he should take a knee...then resign
with Van Campen as mayor, the seniors will thrive
on the school committee / add to the roster
The Ward 3 Favorite / Mr. Darren Costa
This is a parody poem
Send all lawsuits to
Atty Keith Slattery inmate number 1027820
(Actually it was OJ Simpson's inmate number at Nevada Dept of Corrections,
though last we checked, Nicole Simpson had her front tooth at time of death)
Wayne Makookski, Inmate ID: #02879-509
FCI Tallahassee Low located at 501 Capital Cir NE, Tallahassee, FL
(Actually the ID for Ghislaine Noelle Maxwell)
1 In Massachusetts, "disturbing the peace," which falls under the same category as disorderly conduct and is covered by MGL c. 272 § 53, is a misdemeanor offense
2 In Massachusetts, some forms of elder abuse are defined as felonies under General Laws Chapter 265, Section 13K
Non-parody dept.
Former Chelsea Housing Authority Executive and Former Public Housing Inspector Sentenced for Rigging Inspection Process
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Former Chelsea Housing Authority Executive and Former Public Housing Inspector Sentenced for Rigging Inspection Process
James Fitzpatrick, 63, of Acton, Mass., and Bernard Morosco, 50, of Utica, NY, were sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Douglas P. Woodlock to three months and six months in prison, respectively, and one year of supervised release. The two were convicted in April 2015 of conspiring to defraud the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) by impairing, impeding, and defeating the proper operation of HUD’s inspection process.
Pursuant to federal regulations, to determine whether a public housing authority is meeting the standard for its residents of conditions that are “decent, safe, sanitary, and in good repair,” HUD’s Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC) is required to “provide for an independent physical inspection of a public housing authority’s property or properties that includes, at a minimum, a statistically valid sample of the units in the CHA’s public housing portfolio to determine the extent of compliance with the standard.” REAC inspections are conducted by independent contractors who have received training from REAC on the inspection protocol and applicable regulations, and have been certified by HUD. Once certified, an inspector is given an inspector number, and with a password, can access the secure REAC server, which contains data on all public housing authorities and also later enable the inspector to generate a random sample of units to inspect on the scheduled date of the inspection.
Before the REAC inspections of the CHA in 2007, 2009, and 2011, Morosco gave Fitzpatrick, the Assistant Director of the CHA, an advance list that revealed which units at the CHA would be inspected. During those years, Morosco, who was a REAC-certified inspector, worked for the CHA as a consultant, advising the CHA about how to get better scores on its REAC inspections.
James Fitzpatrick, 63, of Acton, Mass., and Bernard Morosco, 50, of Utica, NY, were sentenced by U.S. District Court Judge Douglas P. Woodlock to three months and six months in prison, respectively, and one year of supervised release. The two were convicted in April 2015 of conspiring to defraud the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) by impairing, impeding, and defeating the proper operation of HUD’s inspection process.
Pursuant to federal regulations, to determine whether a public housing authority is meeting the standard for its residents of conditions that are “decent, safe, sanitary, and in good repair,” HUD’s Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC) is required to “provide for an independent physical inspection of a public housing authority’s property or properties that includes, at a minimum, a statistically valid sample of the units in the CHA’s public housing portfolio to determine the extent of compliance with the standard.” REAC inspections are conducted by independent contractors who have received training from REAC on the inspection protocol and applicable regulations, and have been certified by HUD. Once certified, an inspector is given an inspector number, and with a password, can access the secure REAC server, which contains data on all public housing authorities and also later enable the inspector to generate a random sample of units to inspect on the scheduled date of the inspection.
Before the REAC inspections of the CHA in 2007, 2009, and 2011, Morosco gave Fitzpatrick, the Assistant Director of the CHA, an advance list that revealed which units at the CHA would be inspected. During those years, Morosco, who was a REAC-certified inspector, worked for the CHA as a consultant, advising the CHA about how to get better scores on its REAC inspections.
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