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'Wolves' targeting Sun


August 29, 2012 · Updated 5:56 PM 

In reference to your story, "Sun faces more woes in Pacific" (Auburn Reporter, Aug. 17), that headline should have read: "Mayor Sun faces more Pacific City wolves."

Because it looks like City wolvesc consisting of the City Council, the city clerk, the city attorney, the city cops and now the city associate planner, are closing in on their prey, Mayor Cy Sun, and are just about ready to devour him and have a feast.

The circling of the wolves began on Day One when Mayor Sun assumed his office and was told by council member Gary Hulsey to "come to his house and present his credentials and war medals." And if he failed to do that, Hulsey would have the "FBI arrest" Mayor Sun.

And the circling never seems to let up. There was even a choreographed arrest of the mayor, for breaking a locked door of the office of the City Clerk. The Pacific City wolves have even solicited the help of another wolf from another city to bring up a "dismissed" sexual assault charge that happened 40 years ago.

So, what's the next woe of Mayor Sun, and who's going to be the next wolf?

– Jesse Jose

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