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ATLANTIC CITY TEACHER

ALLEGES "EXTORTION & OTHER THREATS" BY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, FLOYD TALLEY AND THOMAS FORDS

We have also learned and confirmed that the Atlantic County Prosecutor's office has also opened an investigation into these allegations.

Local charges have been filed. A court date with Judge Henry "Bud" Broome set for July 15, 2008

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By HARRY HURLEY

Editor & Publisher

HarryHurley.com

FIRST REPORTED HERE

THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2008

1:40 P.M.

WELL PLACED SOURCES CONFIRM THE FOLLOWING TO: HarryHurley.com

Atlantic City teacher Kofi Ariemiokai was originally recommended for non-renewal.

Of the 13 original non-renewals, only Ariemiokai was reissued a new contract from the Board of Education.

Ariemiokai has signed a complaint with the Mullica Township court, against Uptown School Complex Principal LaKeisha Hyman, Floyd Talley and Thomas Fords.

Ariemiokai alleges in 3 charges of extortion and threats.

Municipal Court Judge Henry "Bud" Broome has scheduled a Probable Cause Hearing regarding these charges for Tuesday, July 15, 2008 at 10:30 a.m.

After the hearing, Judge Broome may dismiss the charges, continue the charges or refer them to another law enforcement agency.

Ariemoiokai alleges that Talley offered him assurance that he could get his teaching position back for a fee of $ 800.

Within one month's time or less, Ariemiokai went from non-renewal recommendation status ... to being re-hired. He is the only non-renewal (of 13 total) to be reinstated.

Despite the fact that Ariemiokai went earlier to the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office ... He decided to file the local charges anyway.

Atlantic City Superintendent Fred Nickles will be my guest tomorrow morning (Friday) at 7:05 a.m. on "Hurley in the Morning," WIBG 1020 AM Radio.

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