Kenneth Lundy

Malicious attorney Heather McCollough took council clerk’s criminal and sex abuse complaints, and the next day helped the accused councilor retaliate against her

CLEVELAND, OH – When East Cleveland’s Clerk of Council Stacey White filed a June 23, 2025 sexual harassment and a criminal complaint against Ward 2 Councilman Timothy Austin, she officially transmitted both documents to attorney Heather McCollough.  McCollough signed the documents as received. Since McCollough was usurping East Cleveland’s prosecutor’s office, the attorney should have opened an investigation into White’s allegations if she was pretending to hold the job lawfully.  What the malicious prosecuting attorney impersonator did was conspire with Austin to retaliate against White the next day. McCollough had received pictures of ex-employee Dorian Hudson’s penis she must have…

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Prosecutor’s office backs Sandra Morgan’s ridiculous claim that convicted ex-Mayor Brandon King will remain suspended until his appeal

Sandra Morgan added to an already messy public image of the city's officers when she chose to misinterpret a state law that told her to leave the mayor's office when Brandon King was convicted. She said the courts will decide but had filed no action, as a usurper, to keep an elected office she was trying to steal until the November 2025 election.

CLEVELAND, OH – In order to sell her creative lie that the office of East Cleveland’s mayor is not vacant, and that convicted ex-mayor Brandon L. King is still under suspension until his appeal rights are exhausted, mayor’s office usurper Sandra F. Morgan has to direct employees to place the convict back on the payroll of a city in fiscal emergency.  It’s the only way her lie will work. If the claims in the quo warranto Cuyahoga County Prosecuting Attorney Michael O’Malley filed against East Cleveland Mayor Lateek R. Shabazz for Morgan are to be believed, the private citizen usurping the…

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Judge Anthony Russo administered a legally defective oath of office to Sandra Morgan where she swore to enforce county laws

CLEVELAND, OH – When Sandra Morgan delivered her oath of office to East Cleveland Clerk of Council Mansell Baker on or around March 3, 2025, he had no legal authority to accept it.  Baker should have advised famed inventor Garret Morgan’s granddaughter her oath’s language did not meet the mandatory requirements of Section 705.28 for the content of an oath of office for an officer of a “municipal corporation.” “Oath of office.  Every officer of a municipal corporation and every employee holding a position upon an annual salary, before entering upon the duties of his office, shall take and subscribe…

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Clerk of Council Stacey White certifies Brandon King’s conviction and the end of Interim East Cleveland Mayor Sandra Morgan’s time in office

CLEVELAND, OH – Legendary Cleveland inventor Garrett Morgan’s granddaughter understood by the way she identified herself as “Interim Mayor Sandra Morgan” that her time in office would not extend past now convicted ex-mayor Brandon L. King’s suspension, or until he was found innocent or guilty. King was indicted last October 10, 2024 and was suspended from holding office as mayor by the Supreme Court of Ohio pursuant to Section 3.16 of the Ohio Revised Code on January 30, 2025.  The heading of the state law is  “Suspension of local official charged with felony relating to official conduct.” Morgan was appointed…

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Attorney Heather McCollough violated indemnification laws to defend dirty cops without seeking a resolution from East Cleveland city council

Sandra Morgan, unfortunately, aligned herself with the criminal element in East Cleveland city hall instead of the reformers who've fought for their removal. Heather McCollough is seeking a Cleveland municipal court judgeship as East Cleveland's fired ex-malicious prosecutor. Instead of advising Morgan not to use her for personal legal affairs, McCollough entrapped her into a public confession on WOIO that was noted by Ideastream's Matt Richmond.

CLEVELAND, OH – Attorney Heather McCollough could rightfully be nicknamed “Willa Mae Hemmons, Jr.” for the way she criminally engages in legal malpractice in the name of the municipal corporation of East Cleveland.  Instead of seeking a seat on the Cleveland Municipal Court, McCollough, like her “official document forging” mentor, Hemmons, should be facing criminal prosecution and an investigation by the Disciplinary Counsel of the Supreme Court of Ohio.  East Cleveland taxpayers have every right to demand that its elected officials file malpractice claims against each of the “sisters of legal chaos.” The May 22, 2025 “answer” McCollough filed with…

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State investigating East Cleveland Mayor Brandon King and Phyllis Mosley’s violation of civil service laws in hiring and promoting police

EAST CLEVELAND, OH – According to indicted Mayor Brandon King’s personal attorney, Willa Mae Hemmons, acting chief of police Kenneth Lundy was hired on June 5, 2016 by recalled ex-Mayor Gary Norton without civil service testing as a BPO.  While there is no such job classification as a BPO, East Cleveland city council codified a non-classified Beat Patrol Commissioned Officer (BPCO) position in July 1998 that gave mayors the authority to hire them for six months to work on special police assignments. They earn no more than a 3rd grade patrol officer and must officially be “reappointed” by the mayor…

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Malicious attorney Heather McCollough took council clerk’s criminal and sex abuse complaints, and the next day helped the accused councilor retaliate against her

CLEVELAND, OH – When East Cleveland’s Clerk of Council Stacey White filed a June 23, 2025 sexual harassment and a criminal complaint against Ward 2 Councilman Timothy Austin, she officially transmitted both documents to attorney Heather McCollough.  McCollough signed the documents as…

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Read Ohio Criminal Rule 11 and the “pleas, rights upon plea” rights that come with every arrest to understand why Basheer Jones’ disappearing arrest records made Judge Dawson curious

CLEVELAND, OHIO – I have published Ohio Criminal Rule 11 in its entirety at the bottom of this story so readers will fully-understand the relevancy behind the question I asked East Cleveland Municipal Court Judge William Dawson about the status of Ward…

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