Are Bloomberg's people paying someone to commit aggravated harassment?

Cy Vance admitted he learned about the Haggerty scandal from The New York Post investigation.  The problems are many and one is The New York Post has not investigated where the other 109 million dollars Mike Bloomberg spent went and what if some of that money went to paying someone to commit aggravated harassment.  Harassing someone on the computer is serious and carries jail time.

I am part of the YouTube resistance against Mike Bloomberg's third term and we have been harassed non-stop by a really sick, lying individual who uses many identities male and female.  We even wondered if this started with some college interns at a campaign office but it got more insidious stealing Tony Avella's identity, not a YouTuber and also the theft of YouTuber identities.

I made it clear early on way before the election to a supposed young woman name Cleo to stop harassing me and she also contact every person around the world that commented on my YouTube.  The behavior continues on and it is clearly a male and for quite a while this guy contacts me with so many identities it is hard to keep up.

He doesn't believe I have contacted the NYPD and other authorities.

The good news is like Mike Bloomberg, Steve Rattner and Christine Quinn he thinks he is above the law.  Steve Rattner was so confident he was above the law he was gearing up to plug his new book as savior of the auto industry and moved 5 billion of Mike's money out of his company Quadrangle to manage it in a new company.

Sure Steve is right he does not have to worry about jail and for a rich man like him what is a 12 million dollar fine....no much but if he is banned by the SEC for 3 years he is in deep trouble.

So the good news is Bloomberg, Rattner, Quinn and gang keep thinking they are above the law....

That is good news.