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Wednesday, March 11, 2015

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Here's the names of 140 people who applied to be an Oakley reservist

Posted By Ryan Felton on Wed, Mar 11, 2015 at 11:16 AM

Ryan Felton/MT

If you read this week's MT cover story on the small village of Oakley, a one-square-mile hamlet just west of Flint, and the myriad problems it has faced in recent years, this might be of interest: Below, you'll find the names of all applicants who applied to become an unpaid volunteer cop on the force of Oakley Police Chief Rob Reznick. In the chief's words, this is his "dream team" of helpers — businessmen, attorneys, professional athletes, and more. But the cadre of 110 reservists has been the focus of multiple lawsuits and issues in the town. (Note: it's unclear if all applicants became reservists.)

• Max Aidenbaum
• Michael Balloch
• Norman Barbieri
• Richard Beamish
• Adam Becker
• Kevin Bedker
• Gregory Bockhart
• Gregory Bockhart Jr.
• Stuart Borman
• James Bostick
• David Boyle
• Carl Bumgardner
• Kenneth Bumgardner
• Leon Bunch
• Craig Champagna
• Eric Coffman
• Ray Cole
• Matt Conway
• Van Conway
• Mark Creswell
• Matt Cullen
• Alfred Cytacki
• Walter Cytacki
• Vincent D'Angelo
• Adli Dasugi
• Gary Davis
• Gregory Davis
• Luciano DelSignore
• Alberto DeSantis
• Albert DePolo
• Bradley Devon
• Dennis Dobritt
• Jay Dreifus
• Linus Drogs
• David Edelman
• Wayne Elliott
• Herschel Fink
• Gordon Follmer
• James Foxley
• John Frank
• Paul Forte
• Jason Fox
• Robert Fox
• John Gagne
• Mark Galli
• Mark Garmo
• Craig Gelfhi
• Derek Gentile
• Chris Girard
• Bruce Goldman
• Robert Goldman
• Steven Grunwald
• Jeffrey Hyman
• Daniel Irvin
• Scott Jackson
• Steven Jalabra
• Daryl Jamieson
• Michael Jewell
• Ray Jihad
• Jacob Kahn
• Norbert Kaminski
• Robert Kato
• Thomas Kato
• Alon Kaufman
• David Kent
• George Kerver
• Quinn Kiriluk
• Bruce Knapp
• Alicia Krall
• Christopher Kouza
• Marion Krall
• Ronald Lehr
• David Lieb
• Donald Lyon
• Scott Long
• Conell Loveless
• John Lykins
• Michael Malik Jr.
• Michael Malik Sr.
• David Mardigian
• Emilie Mardigian
• Robert Mardigian
• Alan Markovitz
• Scott McFarland
• Alex Meltser
• Michael Mooradian
• Todd Moss
• Anthony Mourad
• John Mullins
• Dale Narsesian
• Kirk Norman
• Greg O'Connell
• Larry Ostrander
• Curtiss Pagels
• John Peabody Jr.
• John Peabody
• John Piceu
• William Pittas
• Gary Porrett Jr.
• Patrick Raye
• John Rakolta III
• Albert Rabil
• Quintin Ramanavskas
• Michael Refalo
• David Reid
• Jonathan Rose
• Michael Rubin
• Mohamed Salhani
• Michael Santeufemia
• William Saputo Jr.
• Howard Schwartz
• Leonard Schwartz
• Stephen Schwartz
• Steven Schwartz
• Matthew Schulz
• Jack Seman
• Anthony Shammami
• Evan Singer
• David Smith
• Adam Speck
• Michael Sternfeld
• Nicholas Stone
• Steven Stone II
• Steven Stone
• Thomas Stroble
• Theodore Sylwestrzak
• Michael Torrice
• Nicholas Trisch
• Victor Ventimiglia
• Russ Vergen
• Reed Vergin
• R. Thomas Vigliotti
• Steven Vitale
• Mark Waldecker
• Howard Wolpin
• William Weber Jr.
• Jeremy Yagoda
• Marvin Yagoda
• David Younger
• Dan Zaraga

The application documents are below:

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