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Stern, A Prisoner, Has A Private Party In A Jail
Heim Fischer Says He Will
Look Into It
Mayor Bloomberg With
Corrections Superintendent, Izzie Horn
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Gangster Holds $80,000 Party In Jail
Tuvia Stern, a financial-scam artist who jumped bail and
spent nearly 20 years on the lam, was allowed to hold a private party
at the New York jail called the Tombs.
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The Event Was Held At The Jail's Gym
City Correction Department officials permitted him to
redecorate the jailhouse gym for an estimated 80 guests who
partied and danced the hora for six hours.
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A Kosher Caterer Was Brought In
City Correction Department officials permitted him to use
his own caterer
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A Jewish Pop Star, And His Band, Were Booked
The guest list at the jail included several prominent
rabbis as well as Yaakov Shwekey, a popular Orthodox
singer, and a band.
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The Rabbi Who Planned It All
Horn suspended Rabbi Leib Glanz, the correction chaplain who
arranged the bar mitzvah, for two weeks.
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'Colonel' Tyrone Washington Likes His Job
Tyrone knows his $105,000 a year job has strings. It is understood
that Jewish convicts will get special treatment.
Stern's family and friends were allowed to keep their cellphones --
normally a huge security no-no. And Stern was given the OK to dress in
clothing appropriate for the occasion.
The guest list at the jail included several prominent rabbis.
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Correctional Officers Provided Security
The city threw in its own present -- overtime pay for the
correction officers staffing the soiree.
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Parties Are Common
In April of 2009 Stern had his daughter Breindy's engagement
party for 10 family members at the warden's office.
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Mickey Bloomberg
Bloomberg said that four officers were docked 2 weeks of vacation
pay. Bloomberg is considered future presidential material.
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The $145,000 A Year Superintendent
Brian Fischer would deny that fellow
Zionists would receive special treatment.
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Isador Horn
Mr. Horn the $162,800 correction commissioner was "livid" and
"views the events as a spectacularly gross error of judgment".
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These Are The Ones That Are Convicted
Madoff stole $65 billion, and so far he is the only one arrested. The
biggest scam in New York is Medicare, where Zio-doctors clip over $20
billion annually, and no one is ever convicted.
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