Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Serve Subpoenas to Atlantic City Hall

In a major breaking news report, I can now confirm that the Atlantic County, New Jersey Prosecutor’s Office has served multiple subpoenas to Atlantic City Hall.

Confidential Atlantic City Hall sources have confirmed receipt of the subpoenas having been served upon them by the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office … and, that the subpoenas cover multiple people and other matters that have not yet been publicly revealed.

I have briefly spoken with Atlantic County Prosecutor Will Reynolds, who told me that “The Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office has no comment at this time,” said Reynolds.

The only two names that I can publicly reveal at this time, whereby I have confirmed (by name) that the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office has subpoenaed for information about them are:

Cornell Davis and Michele Griffin.

Both are ex-offenders and the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office has formally subpoenaed Atlantic City Hall to receive information about these two hires.

With exuberant fanfare on his social media page, Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small hailed his hiring of both Davis and Griffin.

About Davis' appointment, Small wrote on his instagram account:

"BREAKING NEWS...

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We have a new department in The GREAT City of Atlantic City...Re-Entry Services.../ would like to introduce our New Re-Entry Services Director Cornell

Davis AKA BLESS...Bless will excel in this role helping our ex offender population mainstream back into society. BLESS has a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration and an Associates Degree in Education," wrote Small.

About Griffin, Small wrote:

"We have a new department in The GREAT City of Atlantic City...Re-Entry Services.. would like to introduce our New Re-Entry Services Program

Coordinator one Michele Griffin @neverchange79 she will excel in this role helping our ex offender population mainstream back into society. She has a Masters Degree," wrote Small.

Few knew about the existence of this new department, or, if it was properly established in the first place.

It is important to reiterate that the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office subpoena goes beyond the hirings of Davis and Griffin.

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