Judge Ronald OLeary

Pressure from EJBNEWS gets city hall action on backlogged building permits

Russian Ed Rybka seems to have a preference for hiring aliens instead of natural born Cleveland residents to work in the city's building department. He's doing it with the permission of Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson. City hall is not a sanctuary hiring hall for illegal aliens and possible war criminals. Jackson's hiring foreigners as cops.

In the city where council never uses its congressional-like power to hold hearings and learn if employees the mayor supervises are obeying ordinances, or if the ordinances need tweaking, a backlog of building and housing permits may be caught up “without overtime” if Mayor Frank Jackson’s chief development official follows-up. Jackson’s chief of regional development, Ed Rybka, met with building and housing workers on Tuesday and told them to catch up on getting backlogged permits to contractors and property owners.   There’s more than a 4-month backlog of unfilled permit requests that has pissed off smaller contractors and property owners who’ve…

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Cleveland’s mayor was unaware a building department worker was under FBI control

Eventually the big boys lose patience with a law enforcement officer who refuses to obey and enforce laws; and who they can prove with evidence has avoided discharging official duties in exchange for campaign cash, family favors and "I won't tell if you won't tell" secrets. An elected official with a 34 year career has done a lot of things they've forgotten; and did not do a lot of things they should have done to avoid looking like a criminal. A 34 year career in public office comes with 34 years of "public" records.

CLEVELAND, OH – FBI special agent in charge of the Northern District of Ohio, Stephen Anthony, was quick to praise the agency’s “law enforcement partners” when he busted “controlled” terrorist Demetrius Pitts.  Not a word was said to Mayor Frank Jackson as the city of Cleveland’s chief law enforcement officer when FBI agents Anthony supervised learned his “law enforcement partner’s” employee, Rufus Taylor, was asking contractors to give him money for special consideration on demolition contracts.  Federal agents under Anthony’s supervision decided to withhold the information from Jackson.  Instead of working for Jackson and obeying the city’s ordinances and state…

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