You can buy a lot of soap-on-a-rope with 4 large each month.I see now Sandusky gets to "keep" his $4000 a month retirement. The fix is in. What did the state get in return?
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You can buy a lot of soap-on-a-rope with 4 large each month.I see now Sandusky gets to "keep" his $4000 a month retirement. The fix is in. What did the state get in return?
Isn't that admitting that he didn't go to the police? Their story all along was that since the VP of Finance was in charge of police somehow (probably ran their budget or some [Mark May]), that he counted as the highest policeman on campus. Now they're saying even if he did go to the police, nothing would have happened.
Those mongoloids thought this report was the key to getting the precious wins back. Sorry cultists JoePed is stuck on 298, 200 of which came at the expense of Rutgers, Maryland, Army, BC, Syracuse, WVU and Temple.
I see now Sandusky gets to "keep" his $4000 a month retirement. The fix is in. What did the state get in return?
Arbitrator rules Jerry Sandusky should receive $4,900/month pension
Posted by JJ Stankevitz on June 24, 2014, 10:04 AM EDT
AP
A Pennsylvania arbitrator ruled that Jerry Sandusky should receive his $4,900-a-month pension payments as well as back pension payments dating back to October 2012, when he was convicted on 45 counts of sexually abusing 10 boys.
The state of Pennsylvania ended Sandusky’s pension payments upon his conviction. But from the Associated Press:
Hearing examiner Michael Bangs wrote in an opinion dated Thursday but made public Monday that it was clear the former assistant football coach was no longer a Penn State employee after his 1999 retirement. That was critical to the pension dispute because the state Pension Forfeiture Act was expanded five years later, in 2004, to add sexual offenses to the list of crimes that trigger forfeiture.
“The Pennsylvania forfeiture law is simply not applicable to SERS’ members who commit crimes after they have begun receiving their pensions, which is really what SERS is attempting to do in this case,” Bangs wrote. “The courts simply cannot extend the current law beyond any rational interpretation of its current form.”
Following responses from Sandusky’s camp and the State Employees’ Retirement System, the state’s retirement system board will decide whether to follow the arbitrator’s recommendation and reinstate Sandusky’s pension. The AP report states that decision could come this fall, though if it rules against Sandusky he could register an appeal in state court.
If the board rules in favor of Sandusky in November, for example, he’d be owed 25 months of back payments — which comes out to $122,500.
He must have been an awful coach...
And the Lord spake, saying, "First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin. Then shalt thou count to 409, no more, no less. 409 shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be 409. 410 shalt thou not count, neither count thou 408, excepting that thou then proceed to 409. 411 is right out. Once the number 409, being the 409th number, be reached, then lobbest thou thy Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch towards thy foe, who, being naughty in My sight, shall snuff it.
This keeps his wife going and while she may have been an enabler, or blindly naive, she doesn't deserve being without income.
If there’s one thing that Penn State absolutely dominates everyone else at, it’s winning Facebook votes.
This keeps his wife going and while she may have been an enabler, or blindly naive, she doesn't deserve being without income.
Yep. "Depraved indifference" I believe is the legal term...Like hell, she should be in jail.
This keeps his wife going and while she may have been an enabler, or blindly naive, she doesn't deserve being without income.
This keeps his wife going and while she may have been an enabler, or blindly naive, she doesn't deserve being without income.