...public on 18 August 2014 that the library allowed and covered up child pornography (link). This is a library where the public relations employee Bridget Bittman, knowing it serves up...
ORLAND PARK, IL. (ECWd) – Motions to dismiss Bittman’s lawsuit on 7 of the 13 counts have been filed after Bittman filed her amended Complaint. The remaining 6 counts involve...
...per se – False light – Intentional infliction of emotional distress My opinion still stands, that this is simply a SLAPP suit (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) in which Bittman...
ORLAND PARK, IL. (ECWd) – Orland Park Public Library District’s public relations employee, Bridget Bittman’s personal civil suit against Megan Fox, Kevin DuJan, and others appears to be a weak...
...was not designed to affect changes in policy (trying to negate the SLAPP claim that will certainly follow). Bittman seeks statutory damages, punitive damages, compensatory damages, attorney’s costs and fees,...
...in which Orland Park Police Department employees attempted to harass and even arrest her. On November 4, 2013, Mary Weimar and Bridget Bittman, the…continue reading… Orland Park Public Library ...
...conduct? Another lie. Nothing happened that night and it wasn’t until the next day when Bridget Bittman signed the ordinance violation citation in a further attempt at using the police...
...Orland Park Public Library Director Mary Weimar, Spokesperson Bridget Bittman, and their board have pushed a radical “unfettered, unfiltered internet” which includes access to the most illegal and deviant internet...
...located Jennings vehicle ahead of time and positioned himself in such a manner as to shoot video of Bittman leaving.” (Click here for copy of the specific page in question)...
...Park Public Library District Trustee (and attorney) Diane Jennings and Bridget Bittman. Audio of library trustee, and attorney, Diane Jennings calling me an a-hole: https://edgarcountywatchdogs.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/DianeJennings1.mp3 Diane Irene Jennings 16144 Hackney...
