Three Notices of Unlicensed Operation Sent to Bronx Radio Stations
The New York office of the FCC Enforcement Bureau warned three Bronx residents about pirate radio activity, in three letters sent out Dec. 28 and posted online Monday. Earl Armoogan and Everton Ladrick were warned about an unlicensed signal on…
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92.5 MHz emanating from the same address, while Joseph Rodney was warned about an unlicensed signal on 105.7 MHz. “You are hereby warned that operation of radio transmitting equipment without a valid radio station authorization constitutes a violation,” all three letters said. The recipients have 10 days to respond with evidence that they're operating with an FCC license.