The only good news is that retired former city employees need not worry about receiving their pension checks. At the same time, the bad news: Quincy taxpayers are on the hook to cover any and all possible shortfalls in the city’s pension fund.
The but short delay granted given various COVID-19 related issues until Valentine’s Day would suggest that the judge is sending a message to Correia even if he does not want to hear it.
All things considered, such was only to be expected …
In a case that can only leave anyone reading this story facepalming, the alleged bank robber was quickly arrested.
In a ruling that surely has to chap a lot of observers’ backsides, this convicted and sentenced grifter has scored an at least third if a not fourth delay in his having to report for a six-year stay at a Club Fed.
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