Robyn Glocker-Hammond Gloucester County Tax Assessor 856-307-6445 http://db.co.gloucester.nj.us/Government/Departments/Taxation/taxation.cfm
Andrew Colavecchio Appraisal Systems, Inc. 110 S. JEFFERSON ROAD-SUITE 300, WHIPPANY, NJ 07981 Phone: 973-386-1111 ' or 266 HARRISTOWN ROAD, 3RD FLOOR, GLEN ROCK, NJ 07452 Phone: 201-493-8530
Perhaps FREEPERS need to "make it rain.
an Orthodox Jew with guns? I’m impressed.
IF we don’t soon start to publicly call for treason charges against those committing treason, they will call for charges against US!
What did guns have to do with a discussion of her rights at a town meeting, and how did they know she had them? Horrible treatment of this family.
This is par for the course in NJ. This woman still has a little fight left in her, but they will wear her down. Her only hope is to move.
All the more reason to NOT have a paper trail leading to your home. Or move to where its not necessary.
I had a local building inspector knock on my door, he said he had to inspect my basement renovation. What renovation I asked? He claimed I finished my basement and it needed to be inspected. I asked if he had a warrant. He said he didn’t need one. I said law enforcement cannot enter my home without permission or a warrant. He said he wasn’t law enforcement, he was a code official. I asked if I was required by law to adhere to the building codes. He said yes, and then I said then you are law enforcement. He never did come back…..
>> One of tax officials called 911 saying Hart threatened to return with a gun, but she unequivocally denies the claim
Any witnesses?
"County tax assessor Robyn Glocker-Hammond told police that a woman who had been at the meeting was asked to leave the complex for causing a disturbance and making threats about coming back with a gun."
She sounds, perhaps, just a little nuts. Normally, people leave the job of making threats to their lawyers. (And with a reassessment going on in her township her mailbox was probably stuffed with offers from law firms wanting to appeal her assessment.) They gave her a choice of a bazillion dollars bail, or surrender less than $1000 worth of guns. She was released on her OR.
She should have never mentioned a gun in her threat to return.
About 3 years ago my daughter’s godmother was talking to local school administrators and arguing in defense of my daughter. Her threat to the 3 school officials was for them to appear at her office in one week at the IRS with their last 10 years of tax returns, because she was auditing them.
It appeared to work, because they caved.
I am shocked how easily people here believe the media & the politicians. Several assume she threatened them. I don’t.
At least when ‘Tony Soprano ‘ran’ North Jersey’, one knew who to look out for.
Avoid Construction sites, known drop areas and the ‘Bada’, chances are you wouldn’t ‘run into them’.
This lady would have stood a better chance complaining about the cannoli from “Tony And Carmella’s Bakery” than to face her (so called) elected officials.
Looks to me as if it started because she wouldn’t allow them in her home at their convenience and they didn’t like her attitude.
So, they retaliated and doubled her assessment. Which logically seems would double her taxes. We’ll teach you to talk back to your betters!
No matter what happened at the meeting, one has to wonder if anyone who witnessed it will have the courage to testify on her behalf, and put themselves at risk of similar intimidation. Regardless of exactly how it went down at the meeting, there is intimidation on the part of the officials.
The charge of “terroristic threats” is a catch all charge for use on anyone you want to lock up with minimal or no proof.
A few decades ago courts would have sneered at the police for most of the current instances of people being charged with this. Not now, because we live in a thinly disguised police state.
Here’s a thought as to the legality of confiscating legally owned guns from her home even if she did make the claimed threat. I tell commie councilman Bill Smith that if I ever see him crossing the street when I am driving on it I will run over him. Legally, the cops can’t confiscate my car. What they can do is institute a restraining order instructing me to never get within xx feet of Bill Smith.
If applied consistently, the BS terror threat law would have put hundreds, maybe thousands of people in jail for threatening various Republican officials over the few years. Has that happened? Again, is it Constitutional to lock up people for their supposed “intentions”? Liberals openly threaten conservatives with violence all the time in public forums. I don’t see any of them getting charged with crimes.
Who gets charged with “terroristic threats” if the recipient of the [imagined] threat is NOT a liberal? I’m waiting for that long list.
County tax assessor Robyn Glocker-Hammond told police that a woman who had been at the meeting was asked to leave the complex for causing a disturbance and making threats about coming back with a gun.Now she knows who to sue for libel and filing a false police report.Police said Hart wasn't at the complex when they arrived. Workers there gave police information about Hart and the registration of the car she was driving.
This is how it was done in Stalin’s USSR.
This reminds me, years ago I watched one of those tv tabloid shows (A Current Affair?) in which they had a segment on two IRS agents who were caught on tape.
What happened was that there was this business owner (cant recall his business. I think it was a pawn shop and/or a gun shop) who had fallen behind in his taxes. So he worked a deal out with the IRS where he could pay little by little untill all he owed was paid up. Then one day two female IRS agents came into his store. They pulled out a form and asked him to sign it. The form basically said that he agreed to sign over all of his assets to the IRS, something like that. Naturally, he refused to sign it, and the IRS agents left his store.
It was later on in that day (or I think it was the next day) when the feds storm trooped him in his house and dragged him off to jail. He was stunned to find that the reason why they arrested him, and did so in such a forceful manner was because the two female IRS agents, upon their return to their offices at the IRS, filed a complaint claiming that the store owner had pulled a gun on them, and threatened to shoot them both dead if they didnt leave his store, forcing them to back their way out of the store with their hands raised.
Unfortunately for the two IRS agents, the store owner had security cameras in his store which recorded his real "confrontation" with the IRS agents. It showed the two agents coming into his store, pulling out the form, asking him to sign it, him refusing, them walking out the store, with one of them even saying "bye" to the store owner. The tape showed that the store owner never pulled his gun (he did have a gun on him, under his shirt, but he never showed it, much less pulled it out), that he didnt threaten the IRS agents in any way, and that the two IRS agents had left the store in a normal manner, with their backs to the store owner.
The guys lawyer got a hold of the tape, and once they showed this to the authorities, they let him go (he had spent 24 hours in jail). IIRC, the store owner filed a 5 million dollar lawsuit against the IRS. I have no idea what ever became of that suit and no word on what happened to the two IRS agents for perjuring themselves and causing the arrest and imprisonment of an innocent man.