Sandy Ezekiel was found guilty of bringing his office into disrepute by a report recently published.
In section number 6 (pages 30 to 31) under the title "Conclusion and Recommendation" the report concludes that
in joining the traders' meeting once he was aware of Cllr Johnston's involvement, and in failing to withdrawn (sic) once the altercation became heated, Cllr Ezekiel deliberately set out upon a course of action which he should have known would lead to a very public and very fractious confrontation between Council members which, whilst not the most serious of cases, would inevitably reflect badly upon the Council, and in doing so he therefore acted in a manner which could reasonably be regarded as bringing his office or the Thanet District Council into disrepute.
it continues to note that
During that confrontation he made statements to the effect that Cllr Johnstone was speaking a "lie" and thus failed to treat her with respect.
The conclusions carries on to say that Cllr Ezekiel was not found to have bullied Cllr Johnston.
There are some questions to be asked however. As first publicly noted by
Thanet Strife, (as far as I know) one witness was clearly missing - the shop keeper.
Why was she not interviewed or why was her refusal to be interviewed not noted?
Did Ezekiel "get to her" first?
Was she just "over looked?"
Keep reading for more findings from the report.
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