Citing ‘privacy,’ state won’t say what killed stranded dolphin: report
The state Department of Agriculture has denied a request under New Jersey’s Open Public Records Act for information on the cause of death of a dolphin that swam into a Middlesex County river in August. And the state’s reasons for doing so involve a surprising interpretation of the law. Muckrock.com, a collaborative news site that maintains…
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Art it is not yet April 1st .
It seems like every day is now April 1st.
The deeds of corrupt cops, corrupt teachers, corrupt public servants and now “dead dolphins” all are now “private personnel matters” and the public will be protected from the truth at all taxpayer costs….for our own good.