Mayor battles bid to oust him
Motion says complaint should be dismissed
HEIDI BERNHARD-BUBB The York Dispatch
The question of whether Wrightsville Mayor and convicted felon -- Steve Rambler is fit to hold public office should have been raised before he was elected, according to a motion for summary judgment filed yesterday in York County Common Pleas Court.
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According to the district attorney's complaint, Rambler is "not duly qualified for the office of Mayor of Wrightsville due to his infamous crime conviction." In 1996, Rambler pleaded guilty in federal court to felony extortion and was ordered to serve two years' probation and pay a $550 fine.
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According to the district attorney's complaint, Rambler is "not duly qualified for the office of Mayor of Wrightsville due to his infamous crime conviction." In 1996, Rambler pleaded guilty in federal court to felony extortion and was ordered to serve two years' probation and pay a $550 fine.
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According to court records, Rambler solicited sexually explicit correspondence, including nude photos, from people he contacted through swingers' magazines. He then sent about 30 letters to people threatening to reveal the correspondence unless they paid him $50, records state.
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