JULY 30, 2018: CURRENT TEAM5 TCAPS CANDIDATE SUED FOR $6,000 UNPAID DEBT; CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY IN 2015
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It looks like Team5TCAPS considers my request for a comment on the bankruptcy/recent debt history of one group member an “inappropriate or offensive” inquiry.
Shortly after posting my comment this morning, I was blocked from commenting on the group's official Facebook page, and my comment was deleted.
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There are two sides to every story...and then there are screenshots.
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Hardly.
Here’s why this is important: the candidate who'd filed for bankruptcy has ongoing difficulty with debt—just 6 days after filing her Statement of Organization with the Michigan Department of State Bureau of Elections on July 24, 2018, one of Team5 TCAPS, along with her husband, was sued in Grand Traverse County's 86th District Court for non-payment of a $6,000 delinquent debt owed to a Traverse City performing arts academy.
That case, filed on July 30, 2018, was later subsequently dismissed on September 24, 2018 after a memorandum of understanding resolved the outstanding obligation. Court records revealed the plaintiff agreed to dismiss the case if the $6,000 debt was paid in full by the defendants before a hearing originally set for September 26, 2018.
Status quo might not be good enough for Team5 TCAPS, but “veritatem occultando” sure works.
It looks like Team5TCAPS considers my request for a comment on the bankruptcy/recent debt history of one group member an “inappropriate or offensive” inquiry.
Shortly after posting my comment this morning, I was blocked from commenting on the group's official Facebook page, and my comment was deleted.
There are two sides to every story...and then there are screenshots.
“Oppenness and transparency?”
Hardly.
Here’s why this is important: the candidate who'd filed for bankruptcy has ongoing difficulty with debt—just 6 days after filing her Statement of Organization with the Michigan Department of State Bureau of Elections on July 24, 2018, one of Team5 TCAPS, along with her husband, was sued in Grand Traverse County's 86th District Court for non-payment of a $6,000 delinquent debt owed to a Traverse City performing arts academy.
That case, filed on July 30, 2018, was later subsequently dismissed on September 24, 2018 after a memorandum of understanding resolved the outstanding obligation. Court records revealed the plaintiff agreed to dismiss the case if the $6,000 debt was paid in full by the defendants before a hearing originally set for September 26, 2018.
Status quo might not be good enough for Team5 TCAPS, but “veritatem occultando” sure works.