WAYNE, N.J. (AP) - A New Jersey town council wants one of its members to resign after he was recorded in an expletive-filled tirade over campaign signs.
Members of the Wayne Council on Wednesday approved a no confidence vote and called on Republican Councilman Richard Jasterzbski to resign.
He read a statement that he would not resign. He did say he is not proud of the allegations against him or the vocabulary that he “allegedly” used.
The Record (https://njersy.co/2rE78ao ) posted video recorded Sunday showing Jasterzbski yelling at a Passaic County Regular Republican Organization volunteer in front of one of her daughters.
Susan Enderly filed a harassment complaint against the councilman.
His attorney said the exchange was the result of a wider dispute and “serious allegations of a candidate removing political signs.”
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