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The Campaign to Silence a Truth-Teller: How Union City Mayor and State Senator Brian Stack is Targeting Investigative Journalist Leroy Truth – The political attack campaign revealed against an investigative journalist.
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In the tangled world of New Jersey politics, few names strike more fear into the heart of corruption than Leroy Truth — and no political figure has been more desperate or ruthless to stop him than Brian Stack, the embattled Mayor of Union City, State Senator for New Jersey’s 33rd District, and Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
For more than 17 months, Leroy Truth has waged an unprecedented grassroots investigation into Hudson County’s murky political machine. In return, he has been the relentless target of a vicious, multimillion-dollar campaign of harassment, violence, defamation, censorship, and retaliation orchestrated by Stack and his powerful network of political enablers.
But the attacks have only made him stronger.
Wherever Leroy walks — in Union City, West New York, Jersey City, and beyond — people recognize him, call out his name, and urge him to never give up. Even U.S. Congressman Rob Menendez — son of disgraced former Senator Bob Menendez — publicly acknowledged Leroy by name at a recent event, proof that Leroy’s fight has become impossible for the political establishment to ignore.
A Voice for the Voiceless: The Arrival of Leroy Truth
Leroy Truth first became active in Union City on December 1st, 2023, when he was invited to Union City, New Jersey City Hall by GOOD GUY ACTIVISM to accompany him on a first amendment audit of Union City, New Jersey City Hall.
This was a simple act they would forever change the course of New Jersey political history.
Leroy Truth and GOOD GUY ACTIVISM did a first amendment audit at Union City City Hall. Someone called 911 on a man with a camera as is Leroy Truth toured the run down and decrepit City Hall building.
A detective named Detective George Haber was called on Leroy Truth and instead of unlawfully arresting or trying to get Leroy Truth to leave city hall, he blatantly, openly and clearly told Leroy Truth and the city workers who were trying to stop Truth, that he had a right to be in City Hall which is a public building AND he had a right to document his interactions as he was recording on his cell phone.
The response was immediate:
Within 24 hours, Leroy was contacted by whistleblowers — citizens, municipal employees, and law enforcement officers — reporting:
That detective George Haber was immediately retaliated against by Mayor Brian Stack for not arresting Leroy Truth or removing him from City Hall even though Leroy Truth had an absolute first amendment right to be there as well as record and document his interactions
Political intimidation and retaliation against city workers Pay-to-play schemes targeting businesses Punishment of police officers and officials who refused to carry out corrupt orders Coverups of sexual assault and harassment, with retaliation against victims.
The shocking allegations inspired Leroy to relentlessly expand his investigation into the broader corruption, abuse of power, and retaliation entrenched within Union City’s government — placing him directly at odds with Brian Stack’s powerful machine.
Unlike establishment journalists who often trade silence for access, Leroy chose to:
Investigate aggressively. Speak openly and Challenge powerful figures fearlessly.
Covering topics such as:
Misuse of public funds.
Political retaliation against Union City municipal employees.
Conflicts of interest involving city contracts.
Union City Board of Education scandals tied to political patronage.
Allegations of teachers having sex with students and cover-up when that gets out to the general public.
Teachers sexually harassing and sexually assaulting students and cover-ups by mayor Bryan Stack and the Union City Board of Education when that is discovered.
Voter intimidation allegedly done directly by Mayor and New Jersey State Senator and Head of the New Jersey State Senate judiciary committee Brian stack too his Union City, city employees
Sexual assaults and Sexual harassment cover-ups of Union City female employees by Mail Union City employees.
It did not take long for Mayor Brian Stack to retaliate against Leroy Truth in an attempt to get Leroy Truth to stop investigating and exposing the extreme amount of alleged corruption of Mayor and Senator Brian Stack.
The Pattern of Attacks: Bribery, Smears, Censorship, and Violence
The retaliation began quietly:
Bribery.
Members of Stack’s circle allegedly approached Leroy offering money if he would abandon his investigation.
Leroy refused.
When bribery failed, the attacks escalated:
Smear campaigns launched through Mayor Brian Stack friendly media like the HudPost, a so-called news outlet CONFIRMED by New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) reports to be directly funded by Stack’s political committee, Union City First.
Disinformation campaigns online, with anonymous accounts blatantly lying about Leroy Truth and attempting to attack Leroy’s credibility and distorting his investigations.
Business sabotage, targeting Leroy’s clients to attempt cripple his livelihood.
Media censorship, with publications like the New Jersey Globe — owned by a former political operative implicated in the Governor Chris ChristieBridgegate scandal — refusing to report fairly on Stack’s corruption or Leroy Truth’s exposure of that corruption.
The very media that is supposed to serve the public interest became tools to protect the political elite and stack weaponized them to attempt to take out the messenger of the exposure of Mayor Brian Stack’s corruption.
The Bella Vista Assault: January 23, 2024
The first major physical attack came during Leroy’s attendance at a Union City Board of Commissioners meeting at Bella Vista Apartments.
After Leroy raised uncomfortable questions about city corruption, eyewitnesses and three separate security cameras captured the shocking retaliation you took place after that meeting.
Justin Mercado, Union City Board of Education Secretary and longtime Stack loyalist and enforcer, allegedly on Mayor Brian Stack’s direction, violently attacked Leroy a few minutes after Leroy spoke at the Union City, N ew Jersey Board of commissioners meeting.
Mercado ripped Leroy’s $1,200 phone from his hands, tried to punch him twice and attempted to destroy the evidence by slamming and stomping on the device.
Mercado even proudly waved the stolen phone in Stack’s face, showing Stack that he had indeed stolen Leroy Truth’s phone from from him with Stack standing motionless.
Mercado was allowed to flee the scene of the crime by Mayor Brian Stack before police could arrive and arrest Justin Mercado .
And then in an explicable decision that was allegedly directed and ordered by Senator and Mayor Brian Stack to New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin, despite incontrovertible video evidence showing that in fact Justin Mercado did attack and rob Leroy Truth, Attorney General Matt Platkin, allegedly acting under Stack’s influence, outrageously claimed there was “no probable cause” to prosecute Mercado — a move widely seen by legal experts as blatant political protectionism and blatant corruption by New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin.
This exposed Stack’s deep control over:
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy.
New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin.
Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez (a former Stack employee and rumored former romantic partner)
The Parade Meltdown: March 2024
During New Jersey’s largest Hispanic Parade in October 2024, Leroy and his colleague Full Court Press were approved participants who had their own billboard truck and who marched in the parade.
Upon seeing Leroy Truth in the parade, Stack had the parade stopped to a complete halt and attempted to get Union City Police to remove Leroy, AND Stack had a public meltdown.
The Union City, New Jersey police refused to remove Leroy Truth, respecting Leroy’s legal right to march as it was a private parade and had nothing to do with Union City government or mayor and state Senator Brian stack.
Leroy completed the parade proudly, cheered on by the community, while Stack stood seething and humiliated — another blow to his crumbling authority and corrupt political empire.
Attacks on Faith: January 26, 2025
In another shocking violation, Leroy was ripped from a church pew while peacefully praying at Monumental Baptist Church.
Why? Because New Jersey governor Phil Murphy, disgraced ex-New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevy and Senator and Mayor Brian Stack did not want Leroy Truth to attend a worship service that they were not only attending but New Jersey governor Phil Murphy was going to be inexplicably and blatantly politically formally endorsing disgraced ex-New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevy in the middle of a formal worship service.
Inside sources claimed New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy panicked when he saw Leroy Truth in the church pews and claimed he was on a tight schedule and when he saw that Leroy was present at the service and allegedly was terrified that Leroy Truth would disrupt the church service , so governor Murphy allegedly decided to preemptively and illegally allegedly demanded that the church pastor have Leroy Truth immediately removed by Jersey City, New Jersey police which they did while Leroy Truth was sitting in a church pew praying quietly.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, disgraced ex-governor Jim McGreevy and Senator Mayor Brian stack did not want Leroy Truth in the church service even though a Governor, a Senator or any political figure has absolutely no authority to tell a church who can or cannot attend.
That is an absolute and blatant violation of the first amendment of the constitution.
Leroy Truth’s violent removal by Jersey City, New Jersey police on the order of New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, Jim McGreevy and Senator and Mayor Brian Stack was a major and complete violation of not only Leroy Truth’s constitutional and civil rights but his human rights as well.
Truth has filed a major lawsuit against them.
There was also no trespassing warning. No legal justification. No arrest. The government determined they didn’t want Leroy Truth at the Monumental Baptist Church of Jersey City, New Jersey worship service so they made sure the police removed him with no justification whatsoever.
This was a blatant example of unconstitutional abuse of police power,
The local propaganda media outlet of Senator Mayor Brian Stack had HudPost immediately do a major hit-piece on Leroy Truth which blatantly and clearly lied and distorted what actually happened in Monumental Baptist Church in an attempt to hurt Leroy’s credibility. Thier attempt as usual did not work. 
Assault in the New Jersey State Senate: February 20th, 2025
During a New Jersey Senate Judiciary hearing, Leroy was violently removed by New Jersey State police on the orders of Senator and Mayor Brian Stack while speaking out against political corruption during the public time while Leroy Truth was seated at a desk peacefully speaking about a New Jersey Senate bill number 4142 at Leroy and numerous people were speaking out against— resulting in injuries and hospitalization.
Why was Leroy Truth removed and injured while he was speaking during his public comment time at the New Jersey Senate hearing?
Senator and Mayor Brian Stack didn’t like the words Leroy Truth was speaking about the bill and for also calling out Senator and Mayor Brian Stacks’s corruption while Leroy was speaking even though of course Leroy’s speech was 100% protected by the first amendment.
Sources says the aggressive and violent removal of Leroy Truth while he was speaking during the public speaking time was a premeditated preplanned act allegedly orchestrated by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, New Jersey State Senator Brian Stack and some of the New Jersey State police who allegedly colluded before that Senate judiciary hearing and formulated that plan in an attempt to send Leroy Truth a message in the hopes of intimidating him into stopping his continued investigation and exposure of Senator and Mayor Brian Stacks’ extreme corruption.
Stack’s retaliation had crossed every imaginable line:
From political censorship to attacks on religious freedom to physical violence in the very halls of government.
Growing Isolation: Stack’s Political Collapse
As Leroy’s investigations gained traction, major political figures broke ranks with Stack:
Former State Senator and North Bergen Mayor Nicholas Sacco condemned Stack’s power consolidation, warning it leads to abuse.
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, a gubernatorial candidate, attacked Stack’s paranoia and retaliation tactics, calling him a “liability to the Democratic Party.”
Even as Stack tries to maintain his crumbling empire, insiders know his days of unchallenged power are ending.
Personal Sacrifices: The High Cost of Truth
Leroy has endured:
Over 41 physical attacks.
Unlawful arrest for speaking words Senator and Mayor Brian Stack didn’t like during a Union City, New Jersey board of commissioners meeting.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: call charges against Leroy Truth for the unlawful arrest were dropped in court and Leroy Truth has a major lawsuit against Union City, New Jersey, Mayor Brian stack, Union City Police Department and more.
Broken videography equipment.
Character assassination.
Multiple Bogus criminal charges allegedly directed by Stack and Union City Police Chief Anthony Facchini.
Attempted Financial sabotage of Leroy Truth’s businesses.
Despite more than $2 million allegedly spent and nine private investigators hired to surveill, tail and do a deep dive into Leroy’s personal life in an attempt to find dirt on and ideally be able to blackmail Leroy into stopping him from investigating and exposing stack, instead they found nothing.
The Mountain of Corruption Leroy Has Exposed
Since December 2023, Leroy has uncovered over 3500 allegations of corruption against Senator and Mayor Brian Stack including: 
Bribery and extortion.
Voter intimidation.
Sexual assault and harassment cover-ups.
Retaliation against Union City, New Jersey female city employees who go to the police after they claim and been sexually assaulted while they were working.
Coercion of public employees.
Misuse of public funds.
Obstruction of justice.
Illegal arrests and religious discrimination to name a few.
Leroy Truth has pulled back the curtain of corruption on major New Jersey political figures like:
– Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez
– NJ Attorney General Matt Platkin
– Former Governor Jim McGreevey
– Hudson County Executive Craig Guy
– Former US Senator Bob Menendez
– Mayor of Bayonne and Hudson County Sheriff candidate and alleged Sexter and sexual harasser of women Jimmy Davis
– Former Congressman and West New York Mayor Albio Sires.
– NJ/NY Port Authority Chairman, former State Senator, attorney Kevin O’Toole (Partner of O’Toole Scrivo Law LLC, law firm for Union City)
Union City attorney and Senator Bob and his best friend Donald Scarinsci
– And many others…
A New Kind of Journalism: Unbought and Unbowed
With over 7.5 million YouTube views, Leroy Truth is redefining journalism:
Fearless. Independent. Outcome-driven Incorruptible.
He speaks for the voiceless — exposing the powerful — and refusing to back down.
Conclusion: The Machine is Vulnerable
The relentless campaign senator and Mayor Brite and the New Jersey corrupt political machine has been doing against Leroy is not a sign of strength — it’s a sign of desperation.
When one American with a camera and courage can cause an entire state political empire to mobilize police departments, weaponize courts, corrupt the media and still fail — it proves the truth is winning.
The machine is cracking.
The people are awake.
And Leroy Truth — armed only with conscience, conviction and relentless, fearless determination — is leading the charge to build a better New Jersey.
#LeroyTruth #ExposeCorruption #BrianStackMustGo #UnionCity #HudsonCounty #NewJerseyPolitics #InvestigativeJournalism #JusticeForWomen #FirstAmendment #NeverBackDown
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August 1, 2025 – Hudson County, NJ – After nearly a decade as Hudson County Prosecutor, Esther Suarez officially retired today, and Wayne L. Mello, her former First Assistant Prosecutor, was sworn in as her successor.
A Bitter Farewell to Esther Suarez
Esther Suarez leaves office amid mixed evaluations. During her ten years (starting in September 2015), she oversaw the creation of regional units—including collision investigation, arson task force, and a SWAT team—and presided over a homicide division that reportedly achieved a 100% clear rate, far exceeding the national average of ~58% .
She also spearheaded major modernization: an in‑house DNA lab to eliminate backlogs, a cybersecurity lab, and a child advocacy center. Suarez promoted mental health courts, criminal justice reform, and participated in federal crime‑reduction initiatives, drawing praise from law enforcement unions and local chiefs .
But the praise comes with caveats. Critics argue that her tenure masked persistent problems of token diversity and favoritism. According to investigative commentary from Real Garden State, while Suarez touted minority hiring, the leadership largely stayed dominated by white men. The first assistant and deputy roles held by Wayne Mello and Peter Stoma—key decision‑makers—remain white males, fueling accusations of an “optical illusion of diversity” .
Sources also criticized her for effectively defending Gene Rubino, a politically connected white detective who lacked formal certification for his position—exposing a disconnect between rhetoric on equity and actual internal promotions . Additionally, a lawsuit from a former female detective accused the office of penalizing motherhood in promotions—a lampoon of Suarez’s professed support for women in law enforcement .
Perhaps most controversially, Suarez’s decision not to charge Al Alvarez in connection with a rape allegation during Governor Murphy’s 2017 campaign drew heavy scrutiny. Then‑AG Gurbir Grewal publicly ruled Suarez acted “appropriately,” but critics remain unconvinced. Or perhaps her rejection by the Biden White House in attempts to become the NJ District Attorney.
Wayne L. Mello: The New Prosecutor
At age 79 (born July 27, 1946), Wayne L. Mello steps into the top role. A Bayonne native with a J.D. from Rutgers in 1976, Mello worked in private practice focusing on civil litigation, criminal defense, and white‑collar cases before becoming First Assistant under Suarez in approximately 2017. His government payroll records list his 2023 salary at about $194,000—over double what many colleagues earned .
Mello has long stood at the core of Suarez’s leadership team, including involvement in public events and policy efforts under her watch . With Suarez’s departure, Mello inherits an office built around her vision—though not without inheriting her shortcomings.
While specific details about Mello’s own priorities or reforms remain scarce, his tenure as First Assistant suggests continuity rather than change. Critics may find little hope that diversity and accountability issues will be addressed unless fresh leadership emerges.
A Transition Fraught with Continuity
Today’s change feels more like a reshuffle than a reset. As Mello steps into the top role, if Suarez’s departure is praised as good riddance, it’s because many felt her leadership was more style than systemic substance.
● Accomplishments: built labs, task forces, crime‑solving infrastructure; a perfect homicide clearance rate; federal resources for crime reduction.
● Criticisms: superficial diversity; questionable promotions; allegations of inaction on sexual assault; failure to elevate genuine leadership diversity.
● Succession outlook: Mello’s rise signals more of the same rather than an overhaul.
Attorney General Matt Platkin may hold the interim until Governor Murphy—or his successor—nominates someone new for confirmation by Hudson County’s state senators . Whether that nominee will break from the entrenched culture Suarez helped build remains to be seen.
Bottom line: Suarez may have left the office today, but her legacy—and controversies—remain in place. Wayne Mello takes the reins without promising reform, raising questions whether Hudson County truly wants change or just a familiar face at the top.
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HUDSON COUNTY, NJ — July 30, 2025
The Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office has announced the arrest of six additional individuals in connection with a sweeping, six-month narcotics investigation that has rocked multiple municipalities in North Jersey. These new arrests bring the total number of individuals charged in the case to thirteen, including multiple public employees and law enforcement officers.
According to Prosecutor Esther Suarez, the investigation, led by the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office Narcotics Task Force and Internal Affairs Unit, has resulted in the seizure of more than four kilograms of suspected cocaine, two handguns, seven vehicles, and over $70,000 in cash. The total street value of the narcotics recovered exceeds $150,000.
Latest Arrests Include Municipal Employees
Between July 28 and July 29, six additional suspects were arrested and charged with third-degree conspiracy to possess cocaine. Several of the arrestees are employees of the Town of West New York, further deepening concerns about public corruption within the municipality.
Jorge Delgado, 44, a security guard with the Town of West New York Johann Messina, 57, a laborer with the Town of West New York Carlos Begueria, 49, an employee of the West New York Parking Authority Dean Mannion, 61, of North Bergen Steven Betancourt, 43, of West New York Priscilla Acevedo, 44, of North Bergen
All are charged with conspiracy to possess cocaine, a third-degree crime.
Initial Raids Revealed Drug Lab, Firearms, and Official Misconduct
On July 17, law enforcement conducted coordinated search warrant raids across West New York, North Bergen, and Union City. These operations uncovered a fully operational narcotics production facility and led to the arrest of seven individuals, including former and current law enforcement and municipal personnel.
Among the most serious charges:
Alfredo Diaz, 50, of Union City, is accused of leading the narcotics operation. He faces over two dozen charges, including first-degree leadership of a narcotics trafficking network, maintaining a CDS production facility, multiple counts of conspiracy, distribution within school zones and public property, weapons offenses, child endangerment, and money laundering. Ileana Hernandez, 56, a dispatcher with the West New York Police Department, is charged with official misconduct, conspiracy to distribute cocaine, and participating in a pattern of misconduct—a serious blow to the public trust in local law enforcement. Edwin Martinez, 39, of North Bergen, faces numerous charges including first-degree possession with intent to distribute cocaine, multiple firearms violations, receiving stolen property, and distribution near public spaces and schools. Daniel Diaz, 28, of West New York, faces second- and third-degree drug distribution charges, including offenses near school zones and public property. Thomas Mannion, 60, a retired West New York Police Detective, has been charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine. Marquis Santiago, 33, a Hudson County Correctional Police Officer, is charged with conspiracy to possess cocaine. Cristian Cortez, 55, of Englewood, is also charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine.
Public Sector Ties Raise Alarms
The arrests of municipal workers, a police dispatcher, a retired detective, and a correctional officer highlight a disturbing pattern of official misconduct tied to the drug trade in Hudson County. Officials involved in the investigation describe the network as sophisticated and deeply embedded in public agencies.
Prosecutor Suarez emphasized that the investigation remains active and ongoing. “The extent to which public servants were allegedly involved in this narcotics operation is deeply troubling,” she said. “We will continue to follow the evidence wherever it leads.”
All individuals charged are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
This story will be updated as new details emerge from the ongoing investigation.
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Hudson County, NJ — A political transformation is underway at the top of Hudson County’s law enforcement leadership, and it’s brimming with promise. Republican candidate Elvis Alvarez, a decorated Hispanic law-enforcement veteran, is poised to bring change to the Sheriff’s Office—will he be backed by none other than outgoing five-term Sheriff Frank Schillari, who recently crossed party lines?
Frank Schillari: A Proven Public Servant Embraces Republican Values
After 15 years serving as Hudson County Sheriff—first elected in 2010—Frank Schillari has announced his switch from the Democratic to the Republican Party in July 2025, following a narrow loss in the June 10 Democratic primary to Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis. At age 78, Schillari emphasized that his decision was rooted in principle, not politics:
“Leadership isn’t about party lines … my oath never mentioned a party, it mentioned the people. That’s who I serve.”
Republican county leaders quickly embraced Schillari’s move. Hudson County GOP Chair Jose Arango praised his switch as evidence of the GOP’s inclusive values, calling it “proof that the Democrats are a shrinking party” and affirming that the Republican Party is “here for all New Jerseyans who want commonsense, lower taxes, lower crime”—a message echoing concerns many residents hold.
Elvis Alvarez: A Strong Republican Candidate with Local Roots
Running in the November 4, 2025 general election, Elvis Alvarez is the Republican nominee for Sheriff. A veteran West New York police officer with over two decades of service, Alvarez steadily rose through the ranks—eventually earning respect as a juvenile detective and community youth coach. He won his primary with over 95% of the vote.
Sheriff Frank Schillari’s recent party switch and the GOP wave building across Hudson County, Alvarez brings the law enforcement experience, community dedication, and common-sense approach voters are seeking.
The Road to November: A Shift in Hudson County Politics
Schillari’s loss in the June 10 Democratic primary was close: he received about 46% of the vote versus Jimmy Davis’s 53%—roughly 31,200 votes to 32,600. His campaign had highlighted past sexual harassment allegations and an overturned jury verdict involving Davis. Schillari’s team ran mailers calling Davis a “creep” and referencing lawsuits; although Davis was cleared and the $500,000 verdict vacated, the messaging resonated with many voters concerned about accountability.
Why Republicans Are in a Strong Position
Bipartisan credibility: With Schillari’s switch, Republicans now carry the voice of an experienced, long-tenured sheriff who understands both sides of Hudson County politics. Law-and-order focus: Alvarez’s roots in policing and Schillari’s emphasis on public safety and fiscal discipline align with growing community concerns over crime and cost of living. Fresh alternative: Jimmy Davis, while Democratic nominee, remains shadowed by allegations of inappropriate text messaging and workplace conduct. Those controversies—though legally resolved—continue to be raised by opponents. Changing political currents: The GOP’s inclusive message, spearheaded by local leaders like Chair Arango and the switch by Schillari, signals new momentum across Hudson County.
What’s at Stake in November
On November 4, 2025, Hudson County voters will decide whether to embrace a new chapter of law enforcement leadership. With Elvis Alvarez representing a fresh law-and-order vision and Frank Schillari lending decades‑long credibility to the cause, the Republican ticket offers a compelling alternative to continued Democratic control. Hudson County hasn’t had a Republican Sheriff since 1904, can history be made this November? The only other question remains, will Sheriff Frank X. Schillari publicly endorse Elvis Alvarez for Sheriff along with other Republican candidates for the November election?
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