STOCKTON- Former campaign manager for former mayor Michael Tubbs, and former director for the San Joaquin Pride Center, Nichols Hatten, has been spending the month of December soliciting for money. While that is not uncommon in a city and county that is used to panhandlers and beggars, this example appears to involve a foundation that does not even exist and for a cause that is contradicted by the author’s own statements.
On December 4th, Hatten, referring to himself as “Darling Niki” and the “Accidental Influencer”, launched a website claiming that he was suing Facebook and 209 Times because he hasn’t been able to get a job, has an empty bank account, had his car impounded, and was served several eviction notices.
On the very same website he claims to have sued both parties, he provides a fake legal document while proclaiming real ones would be be “forthcoming”. Also in the “document” he lists his claim that multiple local governments and agencies, bizarrely including the Port of Stockton, are in on the conspiracy and that victims include not only himself, but also bizarrely include an apartment complex, all the residents of south Stockton, and people who go to the Department of Motor Vehicles.
As of the publishing of this post, December 29th, 209 Times has received no such legal documents claimed by Hatten to have been served. Yet, that has not stopped him from launching another website soliciting book sales to pay for a “legal fund” and a GoFundMe. I’m addition he has...
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