Beth Mason political operative harassment case against Hoboken senior delayed in Union City to February
A Hoboken woman who is a senior living at Fox Hills filed the harassment charges originally in the Mile Square and the case was moved out of town by the Hoboken judge who confirmed Calicchio was a Beth Mason employee.
Moving a case out of Hoboken is standard procedure so political conflicts are mitigated. The City Council votes to approve judges and municipal prosecutorial appointments.
The harassment hearing scheduled on a change of venue from Hoboken anticipated seeing both Matt Calicchio who also is an elected Democratic Committeeman for the fourth ward and Jackie Carmody, a seventy year old resident of Fox Hills appear before Judge Sixto Macias.
But Matt Calicchio never showed up. Hours into the morning, a gentleman who appeared as his lawyer in Hoboken showed up and the next hearing was rescheduled to early next month, February 5th.
Councilwoman Beth Mason has not publicly commented on her full time employee's latest harassment charges by a Hoboken woman.
The lawyer thought commissioned by Beth Mason and the Mason family is not yet confirmed.
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| Beth Mason has been silent on the recent harassment charges made against one of her full time political operatives Matt Calicchio. The case filed by a Hoboken women from the senior building at Fox Hills is now before Union City Judge Sixto Macias. |
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This story, the third consecutive MSV exclusive is a grist story as some details are yet to be confirmed. Maybe Beth Mason will answer and fill in the details.
