Saturday, May 7, 2016

Dysfunctional Police Dept. Should Not Let 501c3's go un-monitored

By Information Central May 07, 2016

697,090 @ 12:30 pm

There is little or no monitoring of 501c3 non-profits, which is why so many of them get away with too much malfeasance, which hurts a community.

Remember the Pop Warner fiasco in Medford where McGlynn, with no affiliation to the 501c3, runs down to a storage place with check in hand?

Burlington Pop Warner Treasurer Stole $13K, Police Say

Rebecca Amaral used the money to pay for groceries and bills, police said.

Burlington, MA

http://patch.com/massachusetts/burlington/burlington-pop-warner-treasurer-stole-13k-police-say

The problem in Medford, Massachusetts is that McGlynn's own cousin, a lawyer, threatened to sue the parents and legal guardian of little children, just as the same attorney's firm harassed citizens at a bogus 501c3...and made a lot of money doing so. YOUR MONEY.
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The Board of Directors of Medford Community Cablevision can jump ship, they can run, but they cannot hide.

Maybe it is time to petition the court
that any assets be frozen until the office
of the Attorney General makes a determination.

Comcast/Verizon ratepayers should have that

http://www.open-public-records.com/court/massachusetts-14618605.htmright.

Court Name:	U.S. Bankruptcy Court Records for the District of Massachusetts
Case Number:	15-14759
Party Name:	Harvey A. Alberg and Doria A. Alberg
Filing Type:	Bankruptcy, Office: 1 Chapter: 7 Trustee: Cruickshank, Gary W. [Statement of Intent]
Date Published:	April 06, 2016

Court Name:	U.S. Bankruptcy Court Records for the District of Massachusetts
Case Number:	15-14759
Party Name:	Harvey A. Alberg and Doria A. Alberg
Filing Type:	Bankruptcy, Office: 1 Chapter: 7 Trustee: Cruickshank, Gary W. [Notice of Post/No-Post Petition Creditors]
Date Published:	April 06, 2016