So far, Jaisel Correia II has yet again been successful at delaying his reporting to prison. The former Fall River mayor was convicted in a federal fraud case llast year and thne sentenced to serve six years in prison.  Per his most recent reporting to prison  court order, he was supposed to check into a New Hampshire Club Fed, he was supposed to report to prison on Valentine’s Day, February 14; however, a judge allowed the recently married Correia to stay free until March 4.

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Happier time for the former mayor
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Jaisel Correia II gets lucky on Valentine’s Day.

Former Fall River mayor and now convicted felon Jasiel Correia scored yet another delay on checking into a New Hampshire Club Fed to serve a six-year sentence over various sorts of corruption including endeavoring to illegally facilitate prospective marijuana entrepreneurs’ scoring operating licenses.

The relatively recently married Corriea was scheduled to check into prison today, Valentine’s Day, but his most recently secured delay was granted so that he could participate in various motions ranging from appealing that the jury’s conviction be reversed, ordering a new trial to revising his sentence to one that does not include imprisonment.

Correia was originally slated to report to prison on December 3 of last year and his latest reporting date is March 4.

At this point, one can only reaasonably assume that the court is tired of enabling Correia’s carcerophobia, if not also a fear of becoming a “bottom bunk.” 

At the same time, there is something to be said for stringing him along in the hope that he can talk his way out of prison much as he previously talked himself into office as the mayor of Fall River, only to then order him to finally report to prison to commence his sentence.

Source: Correia gets yet another delay to the start of his prison sentence m

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