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A new harassment complaint filed against independent journalist, Leonard Filipowski, known online as Leroy Truth , is now moving through Secaucus…
A new harassment complaint filed against independent journalist, Leonard Filipowski, known online as Leroy Truth, is now moving through Secaucus Municipal Court after being transferred from Union City. The charge is harassment under N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4(a) — a statute that covers certain communications made with the purpose to harass.
But based on the complaint paperwork, incident report, and supporting materials reviewed here, the case appears to be built almost entirely on public criticism of a police sergeant and other public officials, raising major legal questions about whether the complaint crosses into unconstitutional territory — and whether the approving judicial officer, the prosecutor, and the complaining officer properly applied the law.
What the complaint claims — and why it matters
According to the documents, Union City Police Sgt. Jasen Bellamy signed a complaint alleging that Filipowski used social media and video commentary to attack his credibility, accuse him of misconduct, and call him “vile” or “derelict.” The narrative frames the posts as “defamation” and claims they were meant to cause emotional harm.
The complaint also references an earlier public incident where the sergeant was working in uniform and in his official capacity while Leroy Truth recorded, commented on events and posted written commentary on social media.
That detail is crucial: when speech targets a public official’s conduct at a public event, courts treat that as core political speech — the kind of expression that receives the strongest First Amendment protection.
The legal problem: New Jersey harassment law cannot be used to punish political criticism
New Jersey’s Supreme Court has repeatedly limited how harassment charges can be used when the alleged conduct is speech.
In State v. Hoffman, the Court explained that harassment cannot be based on mere annoyance or offense; the statute must be read narrowly to avoid punishing protected speech.
In State v. Burkert, the Court warned that harassment laws cannot be stretched to criminalize crude or insulting expression, especially when the speech is public commentary.
Put simply: calling a public official “vile,” accusing them of wrongdoing, or criticizing their job performance may be harsh — but it is usually protected speech, not criminal harassment.
The statute requires proof that the speaker’s purpose was to harass, not simply to criticize or speak out. Courts have said that political speech, even when aggressive or uncomfortable, generally does not meet that standard.
A pattern of complaints — and why it should have mattered here
This new case does not stand alone. Public reporting has described earlier “citizen complaints” against Leroy filed by Union City officials, including Mayor Brian Stack and Police Chief Anthony Facchini, over similar conflicts tied to political speech and recordings.
Media coverage has also documented a prior arrest at a Union City commissioners meeting over alleged “disrespect,” which later became the subject of litigation and broader First Amendment debate.
All charges have then been dismissed on First Amendment grounds.
That history is important because prosecutors and judges are supposed to consider context. When similar speech-based cases repeatedly arise — and courts have warned about constitutional limits — approving another nearly identical harassment charge without careful scrutiny invites criticism that the system is being used to pressure or silence a critic.
Why the sergeant’s complaint draws legal criticism
The complaint paperwork emphasizes reputational harm and alleged “slander.” But defamation disputes are normally handled through civil courts, not criminal harassment statutes.
Filing a criminal complaint over speech criticizing an officer’s conduct while on duty raises several concerns:
The speech appears to involve public commentary about official actions, not private targeted harassment. The officer, as seen by Leroy’s video on Facebook and YouTube, was acting in uniform at a public event, making him a public figure in that context, which increases First Amendment protections. The documents suggest official police contact information and departmental channels were used, creating the appearance that government resources are being used to pursue a personal grievance.
Even if legally allowed, using the weight of criminal process against political criticism can look less like law enforcement and more like retaliation — a perception that undermines public trust.
The prosecutor’s role — and why approving the case is controversial
New Jersey court rules require a probable cause review before a summons is issued on a private citizen complaint. That means a prosecutor or reviewing authority must determine whether the facts actually fit the law.
In a speech-based harassment case, that review should ask:
Is this speech directed at invading someone’s privacy, or is it general public commentary?
Is there any evidence of threats or intimidation — or just insults?
Does the complaint describe criminal conduct, or simply criticism that offended someone?
If the complaint is based mainly on online criticism of a public official, approving it risks contradicting New Jersey Supreme Court guidance that harassment statutes must be narrowly applied to avoid chilling free speech.
Critics argue that allowing a case like this to move forward suggests a failure to apply that constitutional filter at the prosecutorial level.
The approving judge — and the probable cause question
Equally controversial is the role of the judicial officer who approved the complaint. Judge Karen Boylan.
A judge is not supposed to rubber-stamp a harassment charge simply because someone claims to feel offended. Under court rules, the judge must independently decide whether the facts show probable cause for a criminal offense.
When the underlying conduct is political speech, that review carries even more weight. Courts are expected to apply constitutional limits before allowing criminal process to begin.
Approving a harassment summons based primarily on speech criticizing a police officer’s performance raises legitimate questions about whether the probable-cause standard was applied carefully — or whether the judge accepted a broad interpretation of the statute that higher courts have repeatedly rejected.
It would also question her judgement with other cases while on the bench.
The Secaucus Prosecutor’s, Michael B. Bookman , judgment and authority of prosecutorial discretion also comes into a serious question here. What really seems to be even more concerning is what exactly is being taught to these attorneys in law school when complaints like this is simple constitutional law of 101.
Why this case looks legally weak
Taken together, the facts described in the complaint suggest a dispute over public commentary rather than criminal harassment:
The speech appears tied to a public event and a public official’s duties. The alleged harm is reputational or emotional, not physical or threatening. The complaint uses language associated with civil defamation rather than criminal conduct.
Under New Jersey precedent, those factors make a harassment prosecution difficult to sustain.
The bigger picture
The controversy surrounding this new case is not just about one summons. It reflects a larger tension playing out in New Jersey and across the country: how far government officials can go in using harassment laws against outspoken critics.
When police officers, prosecutors, and judges approve criminal charges tied to political speech, they must walk a narrow constitutional line. If that line is crossed, the result is not just a weak case — it risks turning the criminal justice system into a tool that discourages public debate.
Whether this complaint survives in court remains to be seen. But the legal questions it raises — about free speech, probable cause, and the responsibilities of judges and prosecutors — are already impossible to ignore.
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ARTICLE UPDATE 3/20/2026:
A newly issued complaint-summons dated March 1, 2026, shows that the same Union City police sergeant has again filed a harassment charge against investigative journalist Leonard Filipowski, alleging that social-media posts and video commentary criticizing the officer’s conduct caused annoyance and emotional distress. The filing, brought under N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4(a), adds to a series of complaints arising from public criticism of actions taken while the officer was reportedly on duty and acting in his official capacity. Civil-liberties observers argue that repeatedly invoking the criminal process under these circumstances raises significant constitutional concerns and creates the perception that the justice system is being used as a tool to silence critics, rather than as a remedy for genuine criminal conduct. They further contend that public officials, particularly those exercising police authority in uniform, are expected to understand the heightened First Amendment protections that apply to speech addressing government performance and accountability.
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The race for New Jersey’s 8th Congressional District is shaping up to be one of the most closely watched contests in the state, as independent candidate Ari Eliopoulos officially enters the race against incumbent Congressman Rob Menendez.
In announcing his candidacy, Eliopoulos presented himself as an educator, union representative, and the son of working-class immigrants who understands the everyday challenges facing residents throughout Hudson County and portions of Essex County. His campaign message focuses on rising costs, housing affordability, education, and what he describes as the need for greater accountability in Washington.
For many voters, the significance of Eliopoulos’ candidacy goes beyond policy positions. It represents a direct challenge to the longstanding political establishment that has dominated Hudson County politics for decades.
Critics of Congressman Menendez have long argued that his political rise benefited from his father, a disgraced former US Senator convicted and sentenced of corruption charges, Bob Menendez; and connections within one of New Jersey’s most influential political machine networks. Those critics contend that voters deserve a competitive election centered on ideas, accomplishments, and vision rather than political lineage. Supporters of Menendez strongly disagree and point to his work in Congress and public service record. But that record doesn’t show any real public service before entering Congress.
What makes Eliopoulos particularly interesting as a challenger is the political reality of the district. While the 8th Congressional District is heavily Democratic, there are substantial numbers of independent voters throughout the region. With no Republican candidate expected to be a major factor in the race, Eliopoulos has an opportunity to appeal to independents, moderates, dissatisfied Democrats, and voters looking for an alternative to traditional party machine politics.
His campaign’s grassroots message is likely to resonate with residents frustrated by rising taxes, housing costs, and concerns about whether elected officials remain connected to the communities they represent. By emphasizing his background in education and organized labor, Eliopoulos is attempting to position himself as a candidate focused on working families rather than political insiders.
The challenge ahead remains enormous. Defeating an incumbent member of Congress is never easy, particularly in a district where the Democratic Party maintains a significant advantage. Yet history has shown that voters occasionally embrace outsiders when they believe the political machine system has become too comfortable with the status quo.
While Rob focuses on running an anti Trump campaign and only focuses on climbing an entitled political ladder like an inheritance from his father  , Eliopoulos recognizes that a campaign through tour CD-8 needs to focus on skyrocketing state taxes which affect many renters and much more issues that true affects hard working families. And hard working is what Rob Menendez doesn’t know, especially being given everything by his father.
Whether Eliopoulos can translate his message into a successful campaign remains to be seen. What is certain is that his candidacy ensures voters in the 8th Congressional District will have a choice this November. For those seeking an alternative to Hudson County’s traditional political machine power structure, Ari Eliopoulos is positioning himself as that alternative.
Eliopoulos already has the backing of the Hudson, Essex and Union County GOPs.
As the campaign unfolds, voters will ultimately decide whether they prefer continuity with the current representation or a new direction offered by an independent challenger seeking to disrupt the established political order.
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THE DETAILS! EXPLOSIVE LAWSUIT BOMBSHELL DETAILS OF THE MASSIVE SEXUAL ABUSE SCANDAL IN Corrupt MAYOR BRIAN STACK’s UNION CITY, NJ SCHOOLS!
A total of 50+ teachers and administrators so far have been accused of sexually assaulting Union City, NJ students and covering up for the sexual repetitive teachers AND Leroy Truth has the list.
UNION CITY, NJ MAYOR AND SENATOR BRIAN STACK SILENT BUT ALLEGEDLY SET-UP INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST | LEROY TRUTH INVESTIGATIONS THE MASSIVE SEX SCANDAL
Leroy Truth was ARRESTED AND FALSELY CHARGED with a false felony of aggravated assault against a police officer which did not happen which video proves however, Leroy Truth was still arrested and and sent to Hudson County Jail where he is fighting these false charges presently.
Of important note, Leroy Truth started investigating and massive allegations corruption against Union City, NJ Mayer who is also simultaneously in New Jersey State Senator Brian stack on December 1, 2024, Mayor Brian Saga has had over 31 false criminal charges put against Leroy Truth in an attempt to stop him from continuing his investigation and reporting.
However, Leroy Truth cannot be stopped cannot be bought cannot be intimidated and he has committed to protecting the children of Union City, NJ Bayonne, NJ and the children of the United States of America from sexual predator teachers and any and all sexual predators.
Of extremely important note: 28 out of the 31 false charges have been completely dismissed which had been brought against Leroy Truth with three more still pending.
This is exactly what dictators do in Cuba and Russia and North Korea however, that is allegedly exactly what corrupt Union City, NJ Mayer and NJ State Senator in NJ Senator judiciary committee Brian Stack is doing to try to stop Leroy Truth from exposing these extreme crimes against children!
CAUGHT IN A NIGHTMARE OF MASSIVE TEACHER SEXUAL MISCONDUCT ALLEGATIONS AGAINST A MINOR STUDENT — FULL DETAILS STRAIGHT FROM THE COURT COMPLAINT!
A total of OVER 50 Union City, NJ teachers AND ADMINISTRATORS so far have been accused of sexually assaulting Union City, NJ students WERE COVERING UP FOR THE SEXUAL COMPETITOR TEACHERS AND Leroy Truth has the list.
A LEROY TRUTH INVESTIGATIONS EXCLUSIVE!
SHOCKING TWIST! MAYOR BRIAN STACK HAD LEROY TRUTH ARRESTED FOR INVESTIGATING AND REPORTING ON THE SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS if you’re trying to protect the Union City, NJ School children from the alleged sexual predators!
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EXTREMELY IMPORTANT NOTE: MAYOR BRIAN STACK HAS TARGETED Independent Investigative Journalist Leroy Truth to try to stop Leroy from protecting the unit city, NJ school children and trying to stop Leroy Truth from continuing to investigate and report on these extremely disturbing allegations against Union City, NJ teachers!
Union City, NJ Mayor and Senator Brian Stack, in an attempt to STOP Leroy Truth from continuing to investigate and report on these extremely disturbing allegations, had Leroy Truth arrested and falsely charged with a felony of aggravated assault against a police officer which did NOT happen.
Leroy Truth was Live-streaming on his YouTube channel when he was arrested and falsely charged with crimes he did NOT commit and LEROY TRUTH HAS VIDEO PROOF that there was absolutely no assault against the Union City Police officer as EVERYTHING was recorded by Leroy Truth as it was happening.
Leroy Truth is looking at five years in state prison if found guilty of a crime he did NOT commit For simply doing his job as an investigative journalist.
Also, Leroy Truth knows what these electric victims as he is also a sexual assault survivor and was sexually assaulted by a Catholic priest for four years when he was an altar boy starting at the age of 7 years old.
A grand jury in Hudson County is scheduled to convene on March 30th, 2026 to decide if they will INDICT Leroy Truth an innocent man who was arrested and falsely charged for trying to protect the Union City, NJ school children from sexual predator teachers.
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Read the EXTREMELY DISTURBING details BELOW OF EXACTLY WHAT THE UNION CITY, NJ TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS ARE ACCUSED OF directly from the lawsuit!
Why every single one of these teachers has not been immediately suspended and why Union City, NJ Mayor and Senator Brian Stack, the Union City Board of Education and Superintendent Sylvia ABBATO have not done an immediate press conference about these extremely serious and disturbing allegations is absolutely insane!
If you are a parent of a Union City, NJ STUDENT, are you comfortable sending YOUR children to school???
A brave 34-year-old survivor, G.R., has filed a powerful civil lawsuit in Superior Court of New Jersey (Bergen County) against the Union City School District, Union City Board of Education, and multiple Emerson High School (now Union City High School) staff.
She was 16 years old when the grooming and abuse began in WHILE A STUDENT AT UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY SCHOOL’S in 2008.
Francisco Lindo already pled guilty to 2nd-degree endangering the welfare of a child and served 5 years in prison.
But the complaint accuses MANY MORE Union City TEACHERS and ADMINISTRATORS of participating, enabling, harassing, or covering it up while the school did NOTHING.
Here is an ITEMIZED BREAKDOWN of EVERY SINGLE TEACHER & ADMINISTRATOR and EVERY ACCUSATION against them — pulled directly from the Lawsuit Complaint:
FRANCISCO LINDO – Math Teacher Groomed, sexually abused, and assaulted the minor plaintiff starting ~2008. Sent her romantic Spanish songs, made her stay after school to “grade papers,” sat next to her in class and touched her leg, had sexual intercourse with her inside Emerson High School classrooms (multiple times, including the week of June 22, 2008), texted her to meet in classrooms for sex during school hours, sent naked and suggestive pictures, followed and stalked her around school when she tried to stop, continued the sexual relationship outside school, bragged to other staff that he had a sexual relationship with her, and created an environment of fear and exploitation. Plaintiff personally told the nurse’s clerk Eugenia Vallejo; Lindo was arrested and pled guilty.
Note: everything written below are allegations and no statements of fact are being made here. All information in this Facebook post has been taken directly from the lawsuit filed by Union City, NJ former student known only as G.R.
EDWIN MARINEZ – Assistant Principal allegedly made sexual advances toward the minor plaintiff.
Became hostile and retaliatory toward her when his advances were rejected and after Lindo was arrested for abusing her.
Engaged in inappropriate and predatory behavior. Participated in creating an environment of fear, harassment, and exploitation.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Union City, NJ assistant principal EDWIN MARINEZ married one of his students as soon as she turned 18 which the student shared directly to Leroy Truth in his Facebook comments.
EDWIN MARINEZ has also been accused of having sexual relationships with numerous Union City, NJ students as well as allegedly threatening some of them who said no to his advances if they told anyone.
EDWIN MARINEZ is also accused of exposing hisHudson County Prosecutor’s OfficeNorth Bergen Police DepartmentnMikie SherrilleGovernor Mikie SherrilltMike RodriguezhLea DeMarations ranging from at least 1994 to 2017.
According to alleged victims of EDWIN MARINEZ including Union City Emerson High School graduates Jonathon Almeida and Michael Torres and others, according to the alleged victims, they claim that EDWIN MARINEZ would gather all of the football players into a huddle and then say things like, “ Who wants to see my dick?
And they claim Coach Edwin MARINEZ would “whip his dick out “and show the children and then whoever he caught looking at it, he would allegedlylabel them the “gay kid for the day “and then the other kids would make fun of the children who EDWIN MARINEZ would “CATCH LOOKING AT HIS DICK”. These are quotes from the alleged victims.
STEVE HANAK – Teacher allegedly Lifted up the minor plaintiff’s shirt and made sexually charged comments about her body after learning she had a sexual relationship with Lindo. On or around October 12, 2008, plaintiff personally informed him about Lindo’s grooming and abuse — he did nothing.
Openly discussed with other staff “what he would do if he had the chance to have sex with” the minor plaintiff. Failed to take any action after plaintiff emailed him alerting him to the sexually explicit misconduct happening in school.
Also engaged in inappropriate and predatory behavior, made further sexual advances, groomed, sexually harassed, and assaulted the minor plaintiff.
MARK RYAN – English Teacher allegedly Secretly recorded a video on his camera between the minor plaintiff’s legs during a school presentation and shared it with other staff members (Lindo told plaintiff it upset him because he wanted her exclusively).
Plaintiff emailed him directly alerting him to the “sexually explicit instances” occurring in Emerson High School — he took zero action.
Openly discussed with other staff “what he would do if he had the chance to have sex with” the minor plaintiff. Also engaged in inappropriate and predatory behavior, made further sexual advances, groomed, sexually harassed, and assaulted the minor plaintiff.
DENNIS MCMULLEN – Teacher allegedly Told the minor plaintiff he had erectile dysfunction and that “she could help him with that issue.”
Engaged in inappropriate and predatory behavior toward the minor plaintiff. Made further sexual advances, groomed, sexually harassed, and assaulted her. Participated in creating an environment of fear, harassment, and exploitation.
CRAIG LAPIERRE – Teacher allegedly Pursued his own sexual relationship with the minor plaintiff after he knew she had already been groomed, harassed, and assaulted by Lindo. Engaged in inappropriate and predatory behavior.
Made further sexual advances, groomed, sexually harassed, and assaulted the minor plaintiff. Participated in creating an environment of fear, harassment, and exploitation.
GREG CAMPBELL – Teacher allegedly Openly discussed with other staff “what he would do if he had the chance to have sex with” the minor plaintiff. Engaged in inappropriate and predatory behavior.
Made further sexual advances, groomed, sexually harassed, and assaulted the minor plaintiff. Participated in creating an environment of fear, harassment, and exploitation.
GEORGE MORALES – Teacher Openly allegedly discussed with other staff “what he would do if he had the chance to have sex with” the minor plaintiff. Engaged in inappropriate and predatory behavior. Made further sexual advances, groomed, sexually harassed, and assaulted the minor plaintiff.
Participated in creating an environment of fear, harassment, and exploitation.
ROBERT FAZIO – Principal As principal during the entire period of abuse, he allegedly knew or should have known about the constant sexual grooming, contact, harassment, and assaults happening inside his school (including classrooms during school hours) yet failed to investigate, stop it, protect the student, report it, or take any action whatsoever.
The superintendent of Union City Schools has been ALSO been implicated in this lawsuit though he has not been named.
UNION CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT & UNION CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Knew or should have known about everything above, failed to supervise, failed to report under NJ mandatory child-abuse laws, created and condoned a culture that tolerated teacher-student sexual relationships, concealed evidence, took no reasonable safeguards, allowed the abuse to continue for years, and even made their own sexually explicit videos of the minor plaintiff for their gratification.
The lawsuit is brought under the NJ Childhood Sexual Abuse Act and demands massive compensatory + punitive damages. The survivor says the trauma destroyed her mental health, trust, relationships, education — she had to flee to Florida to escape the targeting and gossip at college.
WHY HAVEN’T THESE TEACHERS BEEN SUSPENDED? WHY IS MAYOR BRIAN STACK COMPLETELY SILENT ON THIS HORROR? Union City parents — this is happening in YOUR schools. Share this post far and wide. Demand immediate suspensions. Demand answers. Demand justice for every child!
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Gabriel Rodriguez’s resignation from his $140,000 taxpayer-funded position should surprise absolutely nobody.
For years, Rodriguez has built a political career on titles and political connections, yet many residents and municipal employees have questioned whether his performance ever matched the positions he held.
Even during his tenure as Mayor of West New York, critics frequently complained that Rodriguez was not as visible or engaged as a mayor should be. Residents elected a leader, but too often they were left wondering where that leadership was when it mattered most.
Those concerns became impossible to ignore during the COVID-19 pandemic.
While communities across New Jersey were facing one of the greatest public health emergencies in modern history, Rodriguez’s administration was widely criticized by employees and political observers as disorganized, absent, and ineffective. According to accounts shared by municipal employees at the time, there was growing frustration over what many viewed as a lack of leadership during a crisis that demanded constant attention and decisive action.
The criticism became so significant that local officials reportedly turned to former Congressman and current West New York Mayor Albio Sires for help. According to those accounts, Sires was forced to step in and push Rodriguez to take a more active role in governing during the pandemic.
West New York employees called him incompetent as Mayor.
Whether Rodriguez was serving as mayor, assemblyman, or holding another government position, the same question continued to follow him: was he actually leading, or simply occupying a title?
Now Rodriguez is once again leaving a taxpayer-funded position behind. The real story is not that he resigned. The real story is how little many residents believe will change because of it.
Public office is not about collecting titles, salaries, and political favors. It is about showing up, making difficult decisions, and leading when people need you most.
For many critics, Gabriel Rodriguez failed that test long ago.
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A New Voice Challenges the Hudson County Political Establishment
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