Pastor Property Taxes and Concubine

Hunter’s critics say they are also troubled by the appearance of a conflict of interest over two business loans involving FAME Assistance Corp. and Randolph C. Dillon, the husband of Irma Brown Dillon, a top church officer and Los Angeles County Superior Court judge. Randolph Dillon said he took over the first loan in 2005 after buying the original loan recipient, Base Architecture & Engineering. He said he took out a second loan for $250,000 from First AME in January to support the firm’s expanding business at Los Angeles International Airport.

The first loan was for the same amount and was repaid in 2007, Dillon said, adding that he saw no conflict of interest. Hunter said neither he nor his wife was involved in either loan decision.

He said both were appropriately made, albeit without his knowledge, by the nonprofit corporation’s business loan committee.

- Los Angeles Times 8.2.09: Full Article HERE

WITHOUT HIS KNOWLEDGE?!

The following link will take you to documents sent to the attention to Denise

Judge Irma Brown Dillon

Brown “Hunter,” the first lady concubine of First AME Church here in Los Angeles c/o The FAME Assistance corporation.

This documentation is incontrovertible evidence that not only was John Hunter “aware” of the loans, he and his wife concubine were actively INVOLVED in the process.  It can be ascertained that beyond the lie the Hunters told to the Los Angeles Times, Superior Court Judge Irma Brown Dillon should be removed given this financial impropriety.  This is fraud.

The Mo’Kelly Report‘s spies have done it again!

Documentation…

Documentation…

Documentation…

CLICK HERE!!!

It is time for a formal letter to be drafted concerning the removal of Judge Irma Brown Dillon from the bench.  This information has since been forwarded to the Los Angeles Times, as it directly contradicts Hunter’s public stance on the issue.

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Complaints must be in writing. You may use the Commission’s COMPLAINT FORM or write a letter to the Commission. Electronic filing of complaints is not available; complaints must be submitted to the commission office:

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If a court document or an audio or video tape evidences the misconduct, you may submit a copy (do not send original documents) or mention it in your complaint.

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Some examples of judicial misconduct are improper demeanor, failure to disqualify when the law requires, receipt of information about a case outside the presence of one party, abuse of contempt or sanctions, and delay in decision-making. Discipline has been categorized by Types of Misconduct.

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