Atlantic City, NJ, NAACP Writes Letter Condemning Prosecutor Reynolds

The Atlantic City, New Jersey Chapter of the NAACP Has written a strongly worded letter of support for Atlantic County Commissioner (The Reverend) Collins Days and against Atlantic County Prosecutor Will Reynolds.

That Was Then … This Is Now

On April 27, 2024, the Atlantic City Chapter of the NAACP bestowed a prestigious award to Atlantic County Prosecutor Will Reynolds (see directly above).

The award was given to Reynolds at the organization’s 50th Annual Freedom Fund Dinner.

Less Than Two Years Later

The Atlantic City Chapter of the NAACP has written a highly critical letter against Reynolds.

This critical statement is in response to our breaking news report that Reynolds had written a letter to the Atlantic County legal counsel.

The letter requested that Commissioner Days be “indefinitely recused” from voting on any matters pertaining to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office.

Here is a copy of the Reynolds letter:

The Reynolds Letter Above Has Received Public Criticism

The criticism has been shared on-air on “Hurley in the Morning” and throughout Atlantic County, since We broke the news of the letters existence.

Here Is A Copy Of The NAACP Public Statement of Support For The Reverend Collins Days

Note: Reverend Days is the Father of Atlantic City high school principal Constance Days-Chapman, who was previously indicted by an Atlantic County Grand jury.

However, soon after Atlantic City mayor, Marty small one and overwhelming Atlantic County jury acquittal, Reynolds moved to have all charges against Days-Chapman dismissed.

Reynolds wants Atlantic County Commissioner Collins Days to be “indefinitely recused” from voting on matters that involve the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office.

Here’s the Atlantic City NAACP public statement:

The Atlantic City Players

Ever since losing badly to Marty Small, it’s been one bad decision after another for Atlantic County Prosecutor Will Reynolds.