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Monique Johnson, president of the Throggs Neck Houses Tenant Association, told the paper that the staff, all of whom are members of the New York City Housing Authority, were frequently lying about the sorts of duties and repairs they had to perform in order to hide the fact that they were actually boozing and boinking. Last Friday, all of the NYCHA employees were relocated to different housing developments instead of being fired.
The NYCHA admitted to "a perversive culture of cover-ups" in court this past June, and is currently deluged with more than 170,000 backlogged work orders. The lead paint inspection crisis of December 2017 at Throggs Neck, wherein NYCHA employees allegedly found lead in 78 apartments but did not inform any of the residents, forced Mayor de Blasio to meet privately with Housing Authority officials in an attempt to contain the burgeoning scandal.
But you have workers that have been here for 20-plus years. They had nothing to do with these allegations, and now they've been uprooted. I feel sad for them.Reminds me of German ex-soldiers / armed forces which are still indicted in their 80's or 90's, because they were born at the wrong time, and followed then valid laws.
It's highly likely that several very high politically connected executive management personnel or politicians themselves are directly involved in the debauchery and if anyone were to get fired the canaries would start to sing. When something this big is disclosed, the firing should start at the top. But hey, this is about NYC, an armpit of the US.