Village Trustees are revolting against the Mayor, saying in a statement Monday that he “made several materially false statements” to The Post.
The Village Trustees of Southampton are livid with the town’s mayor — claiming he lied to the press in a bid to prevent their choice for police chief from getting the post.“million dollar cop”But he rejected the job — and the $225,000 salary that comes with it — after Mayor Jesse Warrenearlier this month that Carter wasn’t qualified because “we wanted a candidate who had taken and passed the [chief’s] exam.
“After recruiting Commissioner Carter for the position and advising him that he would support his candidacy, the Mayor not only voted against his appointment but made several materially false statements about his reasons for so,” the trustees said. “Mayor Warren continued with this reprehensible conduct by authoring an Op Ed piece in the Southampton Press that doubled down on his false narrative. He repeated some of the same falsehoods in an article that ran recently in the NY Post.
“Not wanting to take the chief test is ridiculous,” the source said. “He was the front runner, and had the support of all the trustees. It’s a shame. He would’ve been great.” A tense moment caught on a hot mic during a town meeting Thursday showed trustee Roy Stevenson talking to the mayor and blasting him over his behavior.Warren’s words are difficult to discern, but he mentions that despite “good intentions” sometimes “people don’t understand each other.”“I just can’t stand what you did to Carter. I don’t get it. What did he do? He was going to do a fine job,” Stevenson said, claiming that what happened with Carter was “horrible.
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