NJ woman with anti-Biden, pro-Trump flags showing profanity on home pleads not guilty; could face $500 fines a day
A woman from Roselle Park with profanity-laced political signage all over her property pleaded not guilty to violating town code during a conference call today with a municipal judge and her attorney.
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Jun 10, 2021, 3:14 PM
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Updated 1,049 days ago
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6h agoA woman from Roselle Park with profanity-laced political
signage all over her property pleaded not guilty to violating town
code during a conference call today with a municipal judge and her
attorney.
Andrea Dick learned she could face fines of $500 per day if she
doesn’t remove or change the signs.
Three of the signs include
the F-word written in large letters, as well as former President Donald
Trump flashing the middle finger. Dick said she wouldn't remove the sign.
"It’s my First Amendment right. I feel I have a right to have that sign
up," said Dick.
Her home is about a block
from an elementary school.
The mayor says the town
received its first complaint Friday. Dick lives in the home with her
mother, who supports the signs. Her immediate neighbors, who share the fence, support the
signage as well.
Her home is adorned with
multiple political-inspired flags. Many are anti-President Joe Biden
and pro-Trump.
Her court date has been set
for July 8.
