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Trenton Update: Trenton High Needs a New Football Coach

By Laura Waters at September 13, 2012
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  • Trenton
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  • Trenton

Trenton School Board President Rev. Toby Sanders has announced that the district has suspended  Ralphiel Mack, school counselor and head football coach,  following his arrest on federal corruption charges. Mack, who made $62,639 in annual salary as a school counselor  and is suspended with pay, is Trenton Mayor Tony Mack’s brother.

According to the Trenton Times, the Mack brothers and Joseph “JoJo” Giorgianni are charged with “conspiring to collect a total of $119,000 in bribes for the parking garage project on East State Street from a developer and his representative, according to the federal complaint. Both the developer and the representative, however, were recording the conversations for the FBI as part of a sting operation over the last two years and the parking garage project was never intended to be built, authorities said.”

FBI agents raided Ralphiel Mack’s home and seized $2,500 unmarked bills that were intended to be part of a bribery payment.

Here’s further coverage from, well, The Onion:

Mayor Of Trenton Arrested

September 12, 2012 | ISSUE 48•37 | More American Voices
Trenton, NJ mayor Tony Mack was arrested on corruption charges Monday following an FBI sting operation in which he allegedly accepted $119,000 in kickbacks for selling city land to parking garage developers for below its assessed value. What do you think?

  • You’d think a guy named ‘Tony Mack’ would be more trustworthy.

    Graham Loveday
    Credit Union President
  • I just hope that one day I can return to believing that parking garages are created through a perfect synergy of vision and integrity.

    Lance Frisch
    Mess Cook
  • I think the government is going to have a very tough time proving in court that any Trenton land is undervalued.

    Grace Manousakis
    Solderer
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