The vote to delay followed nearly five hours of public testimony that was marked by frequent interruptions. Security removed two people for yelling.
“You have been absolutely pathetic,” Erik Lambertsen told Assembly members at a heated meeting over new rules that would allow the Assembly to remove the mayor for breaching public trust.
The testimony was marked by frequent interruptions from the crowd of more than 100, including applause and cheers. At one point, opponents started singing the national anthem. “It’s called a recall,” he said. “The people voted the mayor in, and the people should be the one to decide if he needs to be removed.”
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