Michael Inzunza,
you are in violation of 2.01.030 Code of ethics
3. Divulge confidential information for personal gain or for the gain of associates in a manner contrary to the public interest or in violation of any law and if in fact you are in violation there should be consequences Perhaps Inzunza should be sensor, suspend, remove
while it is not illegal you are asking or accepting campaign contribution from those who have unsolved legal problem with the City of Chula Vista it is unethical and wrong
are you been paid to influence the city or pass information from the closed discussion to those who contribute to you campaign?
Don’t answer remember you Lie to me before and
So I do not believe you!
CITY OF CHULA VISTA V. SLADE FICHER, EL AL., SAN DIEGO
SUPERIOR COURT,
CASE NO. 24CU006375C?
I BELIEVE IS A VIOLATION OF CODE OF ETHICS 2.01.30
IF MICHAEL INZUNZA RECIVED CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION
FROM ALLEN CASSELL
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Why is Michael Inzunza Accepting Campaign
contributions From Allen Cassell
Chula Vista businessman Alan Cassell was sentenced
to two years of probation after pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy concerning programs receiving federal funds in a judgement from the United States District Court District of Nevada filed on June 22. Cassell appeared in court on June 16.
Cassell was originally indicted in 2017 and pleaded not guilty. That same year he resigned his post as board member at Third Avenue Village Association citing personal reasons.
Cassell and six other defendants were accused of directing payments to Sergio Barajas, a one-time director of the National Community Stabilization Trust, a non- profit that used federal funds to restore foreclosed properties that were lost in the 2008 housing crisis.
As alleged in the indictment Cassell, doing business as Heartland Coalition and Ignition Ventures, paid Barajas about $185,025 in exchange for receiving about 626 NCST foreclosures and made about $2.8 million from resale of those properties.
According to court records, Cassell pleaded guilty in
March as part of a group plea agreement.
Home Chula Vista Cassell sent home
By Albert Fulcher
07/08/2021
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