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EXCLUSIVE

ATLANTIC CITY COUNCILMAN/

ATTORNEY JOE LEVIN HAS

WRITTEN A FOUR PAGE LETTER TO

NEW JERSEY ATTORNEY

GENERAL ANNE MILGRAM

ALLEGING DISPARATE LEVEL OF JUSTICE FOR AC COUNCILMAN

JOHN SCHULTZ VS. OTHER

RECENT EXAMPLES

Levin will appear tomorrow (Tuesday) on "Hurley in the Morning" at 9:05 a.m. on WIBG 1020 Radio.

FIRST REPORTED HERE

Monday, July 14, 2008

6:55 P.M.

HarryHurley.com has obtained a blistering, very direct and profound letter written by attorney Joe Levin, on behalf of his client, Atlantic City Councilman Gene Robinson.

We have also learned that the Atlantic City Press has just discovered that we have a full copy of the four-page letter ... and, they are racing to report in tomorrow's editions this story.

Once again, The Atlantic City Press remains very mindful of our status as the Region's leader in breaking news reporting. They have become almost obsessed with beating us to news events, according to well placed insider at Devins Lane.

The thrust of the elaborate Levin letter, chronicles the Atlantic City Councilman John Schultz treatment presently being offered him by The Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office.

Numerous sources have confirmed that Schultz will be offered entrance into the Pre Trial Intervention Program ... for first-time offenders. In Schultz' case, it appears that Ted Housel will be offering Schultz the ability to retain his City Council position.

Levin provides many recent instances whereby the offending party would only be offered P.T.I. under the condition that they forfeit the right to hold public office/employment.

Levin also goes into specific lengths to detail the disparity between the treatment offered African-Americans vs. a White offender (Schultz).

Levin is asking General Milgram to intervene and demand that Schult be required to forfeit public office/employment and his pension.

Levin details issues involving Craig Callaway, David Callaway, Ronald Callaway (aka Jihad Abdullah), Floyd Talley and Schultz.

Levin provides General Milgram with specific details about how The Callaway's and Talley were treated vs. Schultz.

Levin also chronicles the alleged scheme perpetrated by The Callaway's, Talley and Schultz and he suggests that the attempt was to overthrow City Council majority and install Schultz as Council President.

Levin argues to General Milgram that Schultz should not even be eligible for P.T.I. because this criminal activity occurred in his official capacity in office.

Levin fruther argues that even if you set the law aside and afford Schulz entry into P.T.I., that he should be barred from holding elective office, public employment and that he should forfeit his public pension.

Well placed sources have confirmed to me that Housel/Schultz deal is done ... But, much pressure has been brought to bear behind the scenes.

The Levin letter is the most aggressive act top date.

I will feature Joe Levin in his first public, on-air interview tomorrow (Tuesday) at 9:05 a.m., after Assembly Vince Polistina and John Amodeo, who will be visiting to discuss a totally unrelated matter.

Developing.