$25,000 Forfeiture Proposed for Alleged New Jersey Pirate
The FCC Enforcement Bureau proposed a $25,000 forfeiture for Winston Tulloch, an alleged pirate radio operator in Paterson, New Jersey, said a notice of apparent liability released Wednesday. An unauthorized station was observed operating out of properties connected with Tulloch…
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numerous times since 2015, and the station repeatedly gave Tulloch’s personal phone number on air as a contact for potential advertisers, the NAL said. The FCC “has repeatedly warned Mr. Tulloch that operation of this unlicensed station was illegal and that continued operation could result in further enforcement action,” the NAL said.