Gregory Forrest, leader and founder of the Garden State Deplorables, confirmed he has filed complaints against the Borough of Atlantic Highlands, charging violations of civil rights, bias, harassment and more following the treatment the group received in September when they conducted a meeting and get together to honor the late Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA,
Forrest filed complaints under six different state laws with the state Attorney General. The matter is expected to be referred to the Monmouth County Superior Court.
Forrest’s charges, which also include disturbing the peace and recklessly obstructing a public passageway, came about after several persons filed OPRA requests with the Atlantic Highlands Borough Clerk for e-mail and text messages among the Chief of Police, other officers and borough officials referencing anything about the September event.
The secured documents, which were provided by the borough clerk within four days of the request, show numerous communications among officials and police with comments and statements from Mayor Lori Hohenleitner, and Council members Eileen Cusack and Brian Dougherty. All prior to the September event.
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Lots of processions and protests all over Monmouth County! Be peaceful, repectful, and move on!