Pirate's Booty founder stages Long Island mutiny, declares he's mayor and tries to fire village staff

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So, is this insanity at work? Or...is it a brilliant attempt to copy Trump's style?
Pirate's Booty founder/ Maybe he's just lost himself in the mystique?


The founder of Pirate’s Booty Snacks lost his chaotic bid for mayor of a tiny New York community after claiming that he was the village leader and had the authority to replace the entire local government, officials said Thursday.

Elena Villafane, the incumbent mayor of Sea Cliff, defeated Pirate’s Booty Snacks founder Robert Ehrlich, 1,064 - 62, on Tuesday in the village that's about 26 miles northwest of Midtown Manhattan.

Villafane had been running unopposed for her third two-year term when Ehrlich jumped into the fray a week ago Monday.


That's when Ehrlich came to Village Hall and "presented a statement falsely asserting his authority as mayor, demanding access to office space, and declaring that the entire Village staff was fired effective immediately but could reapply for their jobs," according to a village statement.
Ehrlich rejected election results, calling them “rigged” and counted in secret.

He said poll workers weren’t properly checking rolls — and he'd supposedly know, claiming his own supporters made repeated visits to the voting booth.

"So one of my supporters voted three times," Erlich claimed to NBC News. "Another one voted four times and they didn’t even realize that he was coming in that many times. "

Ehrlich insists he and other village residents have power, under the "New York Government Reorganization and Citizen Empowerment Act," to completely replace the current village government structure with another.
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The Man Who Made $70 Million From Pirate's Booty Sues His Former Partners For More Loot

In his complaint, Ehrlich claims that at Pirate Brands employees were encouraged on repeated occasions to set-off their automobile panic alarm buttons when Ehrlich entered the company parking lot. He alleges that he was locked in the ladies bathroom and then accused of sexual harassment for being there. He says he was subjected to taunts of “‘run, Forest, run” when exiting the company office building.

Ehrlich is no stranger to the courts. He sued the village of Sea Cliff, N.Y., where he lives, claiming village officials harassed the coffee bar and sushi restaurant he owned because he was Jewish. He lost the case and a federal judge ordered Ehrlich to reimburse the village $900,000 in legal fees. Ehrlich sued the lawyer who represented him in the Sea Cliff lawsuit for malpractice, but the case was dismissed.



Those two paragraphs are separate lawsuits. He lost both. Hopefully someone finally makes sure he takes his medication.
 
So, is this insanity at work? Or...is it a brilliant attempt to copy Trump's style?
Pirate's Booty founder/ Maybe he's just lost himself in the mystique?


The founder of Pirate’s Booty Snacks lost his chaotic bid for mayor of a tiny New York community after claiming that he was the village leader and had the authority to replace the entire local government, officials said Thursday.

Elena Villafane, the incumbent mayor of Sea Cliff, defeated Pirate’s Booty Snacks founder Robert Ehrlich, 1,064 - 62, on Tuesday in the village that's about 26 miles northwest of Midtown Manhattan.

Villafane had been running unopposed for her third two-year term when Ehrlich jumped into the fray a week ago Monday.


That's when Ehrlich came to Village Hall and "presented a statement falsely asserting his authority as mayor, demanding access to office space, and declaring that the entire Village staff was fired effective immediately but could reapply for their jobs," according to a village statement.
Ehrlich rejected election results, calling them “rigged” and counted in secret.

He said poll workers weren’t properly checking rolls — and he'd supposedly know, claiming his own supporters made repeated visits to the voting booth.

"So one of my supporters voted three times," Erlich claimed to NBC News. "Another one voted four times and they didn’t even realize that he was coming in that many times. "


Ehrlich insists he and other village residents have power, under the "New York Government Reorganization and Citizen Empowerment Act," to completely replace the current village government structure with another.
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A tRump mini-me?
 
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