RANDY ECONOMY: MY WORLD: JUAN REYNALDO RODRIGUEZ: What's in a name?

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

JUAN REYNALDO RODRIGUEZ: What's in a name?

On September 24th, the Los Angeles County District Attorney opened an investigation on John R. Noguez, candidate for Los Angeles County Assessor. Did he commit "felony identity fraud?"

By Randy Economy
www.Economy4ABC.Blogspot.com
October 12, 2010

7:25 a.m.
Huntington Park, CA

What is in a "name?" Especially when it comes to elected politics here in Los Angeles County. To me, it means "everything." Take Los Angeles County Assessor candidate John R. Noguez, who is also the mayor of the city of Huntington Park, located right next door to corrupt Bell and Vernon, and Lynwood, and Maywood.

Juan Reynaldo Rodriguez aka: John R. Noguez Caught in a "Political Name Game."

John R. Noguez wants to oversee a TRILLION DOLLAR'S worth of property assessments here in the largest County in the United States.

He is asking voters to "trust" him with HUNDREDS of BILLIONS of dollars of property taxes.

So does it matter what he "calls" himself in front of the "electorate." Yep. It means everything!

You betcha...your name is your name...
John R. Noguez is legally known as "Juan Reynaldo Rodriguez." The other "Juan Rodriguez" in the national headlines this week is the guy who ripped off his clothes and ran nude in front of President Barack Obama in Philadelphia. That "Juan Rodriguez" got led off in hand cuffs by law enforcement and members of the Secret Service.
Our "Juan Reynaldo Rodriguez" here in Los Angeles County (aka: John R. Noguez, aka: the Mayor of Huntington Park, aka: candidate for Los Angeles County Assessor) is now under formal investigation by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office of Public Integrity to determine if he committed a felony for "fraudulently" going under an "alias" as an elected official.

In the LA Times this weekend, this guy who calls himself "John R. Noguez" admitted that he never graduated from college, and he only has a couple of "certificates" he earned in over 20 years as a "low level" member of the Assessor's office. He lied to the voters about his education background. He lied about his name. He lied to voters about his connection with former (indicted) Bell Mayor George Cole. What else is he hiding? There is a pattern here with this guy. It is about trust, and honesty in government. It is about never allowing "Bell style" politics to be in control of any elected office ever again.

Noguez is up to his eyeballs in the corruption that is running rampant in Bell. Put this guy under the microscope. Question him. Call him up. Check out the facts. See for yourself. Visit www.WatchOurCity.com for more information.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: I have known this clown "Noguez" for 20 years. You got it right. He is a total fraud. About time....; Tuesday, October 12, 2010 7:46:00 AM
I know the real John Noguez said...: Huntington Park mayor John Noguez has not received a college degree. Noguez attended California State University at Los Angeles.
Noguez is a candidate for the L.A. County Assessor, an office which will manage over 1,200 property assessors, and oversee a one trillion dollar property tax roll.

Mayor Noguez is implicated in the Bell corruption scandal, having directed and rigged multi-million dollar contracts to George Cole's Oldtimers Foundation in Huntington Park.

Cole, who abruptly quit as a Bell councilman in October 2008 and was arrested on September 21, 2010 by the District Attorney's office in an unprecedented sweep of Bell's elected officials and top administrators, is Director of the Oldtimers Foundation, which is also under investigation by the Attorney General's office for under reporting multi-million dollar contracts directed his way by officials in the cities of Bell, Huntington Park, Norwalk,
Hawaiian Gardens and Fontana.

Thanks for the post.; Tuesday, October 12, 2010 8:01:00 AM

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