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Bus monitor faces 3rd
sexual misconduct charge
City liquor license limit left at 14
state. He indicated that Faith &
Freedom officials would be con-
ducting an investigation into the
matter. There is, however, a
Faith & Freedom Coalition of
Michigan, listed as a 501(c)(4)
social welfare nonprofit with a
website.
AnnArbor attorney and politi-
cal consultant Stu Sandler lists
Faith & Freedom Coalition as
one of his clients on his website.
Sandler is the founder of
Hardworking
Americans
Committee, a political action
group. Sandler says he worked
with
the
Hardworking
Americans Committee Super
PAC and the Faith & Freedom
Coalition of Michigan. Berry said
that he and Sandler “are
friends.”
Sandler and Price are politi-
cal associates and both worked
for former Attorney General
Mike Cox. Sandler was Cox' cam-
paign manager and director of
external affairs and Price was
his director of constituent rela-
tions. Sandler attended Price's
swearing-in ceremony when he
was appointed as supervisor in
PlymouthTownship last spring.
“I've never seen anything like
this in my career,” Heise said.
“It's almost as if I'm running
against Stu Sandler...I don't know
why he's so intense.”
According to Citizens for
Responsibility and Ethics in
Washington
(CREW),
a
Washington D.C. think tank,
nationally-minded chapters and
state-focused super Political
Action Committees (PACs) who
raise unlimited sums are
required to disclose their donors
to the Federal Election
Commission (FEC). CREW offi-
cials said this means the donors
behind any spending by the
group on “independent expendi-
tures and issue advocacy” are
not secret. “That transparency is
easily subverted, however, when
contributions are routed through
nonprofits that can keep their
donors secret.” A CREW
spokesman offered the example
of Hardworking Americans
Committee.
“More than half of the group's
budget can be traced to dark
money groups,” CREW reports.
The
Republican
State
Leadership Committee (RSLC),
a national organization with a
focus on electingRepublicans on
the state level, was the top con-
tributor
to
Sandler's
Hardworking
Americans
Committee, according toCREW.
Financial contributors to the
local Faith & Freedom coalition
remainunidentified.
Money
FROM PAGE 1
Rocky Perillo, the Plymouth-
Canton school bus monitor
charged with two felony sexual
conduct offenses last week, has
been charged with a third and
separate offense by a Plymouth
Township resident.
According to Plymouth
TownshipPoliceLt. Robert Antal,
the victim came forward last
week after reading about other
charges filed against Perillo by
parents of a juvenile who was 9-
years old at the time of the inci-
dent. Perillo was living in
Northville Township at the time,
police said.
The latest offenses are alleged
to have taken place in January of
2011 in Plymouth. The latest
charges, like those previously
filed, carry a penalty of up to 15
years in prison. Perillo will be
arraigned on these charges at the
35th District Court where he
entered a not guilty plea last
week on the prior charges which
did not involve students in the
PlymouthCantondistrict.
Perillo, 46, who has worked for
Durham School Services since
2014, was arrested on the initial
charges by Northville police. He
was arraigned on charges of first-
degree criminal sexual conduct
involving a person under 13, pun-
ishable by a 25-year minimum
prison sentence and second-
degree criminal sexual conduct
involving a person under 13, pun-
ishable by a 15-year prison sen-
tence. He pleaded not guilty to
both charges at his arraignment.
Perillo now lists his residence
as Plymouth Township and the
latest incident took place during
his time as a home health care
provider.
Plymouth-Canton Community
Schools and Durham School
Services, the outside contractor
which provides bus transporta-
tion services to the school dis-
trict, issued a joint statement say-
ing Perillo had been placed on
unpaid leave pending the out-
come of the criminal investiga-
tion.
“Safety is our top priority, and
we will continue to keep that as
our focus across all areas of our
business,” the statement reads.
“We would like to reassure
Plymouth Canton Community
Schools parents and members in
the community that we have a
stringent hiring process for bus
drivers and monitors. There are
many steps taken before employ-
ment, this includes drug and
alcohol testing and a criminal
background check. Monitors and
drivers are also fingerprinted
which is sent to the state police
who forward the information to
the district.
“The alleged incidents were
not reported until after the
employee was hired by Durham
and therefore did not show up on
his background check,” according
to the statement.
“The Plymouth Township
Police Department encourages
anyone who believes they or
someone they know who may
have been a victim of inappropri-
ate contact with the suspect to
contact them at (734) 354-3250,”
Antal said in a prepared release
There will be only 14 estab-
lishments
in
downtown
Plymouth selling alcohol by the
glass.
Members of the Plymouth City
Commission approved an alco-
hol management ordinance last
week which maintained the 14
establishment limit, following
complaints from business own-
ers regarding a potential parking
shortage another license could
cause.
Several critics of the plan
attended the city commission
meeting to continue their opposi-
tion to the plan in light of the cur-
rent parking limitations. While
the critics said they do not
oppose growth in the community,
they want parking available for
the clients and customers who
visit downtown currently.
Much of the discussion cen-
tered on the new Westborn
Market which will be located in
the remodeled post office on
Penniman Street where owners
plan a 90-seat café. They request-
ed a transfer of an alcohol by the
glass license to allow beer and
wine service. The site currently
includes 36 parking spaces, more
than required by the city for the
intended use. The market is
expected to open in late June.
Also requesting another
license are the owners of the
Greek Islands Coney Island on
the corner of Main Street and
Penniman, a downtown business
formore than four years.
Praise church hosts ‘Kidz Fest’
Praise Baptist Church will
host Kidz Fest & Praise Fest
from 3-9 p.m. June 4 on the
church grounds.
The free event will include
a hot dog lunch, games, inflat-
able, drawings, crafts and
Chamberlin Pony Rides and
Petting Zoo.
There will also be a free
concert later from 6-9 p.m.
featuring the band Chosen
and artist Sarah Dalton with
the PBC Band. The concert,
like the children's activities is
a free event.
The church is located at
45000 N Territorial Road in
Plymouth.
For more information,
contact the church (734) 455-
2300.
