Garden State Equality director charged
with child endangerment, assault
Posted By: Scottyboy, 12/17/2025 9:24:04 AM
A nationally recognized advocate for LGBTQ+ rights based in Monmouth County is facing charges of child endangerment and assault following an incident last month in his Neptune City home. Christian Fuscarino, executive director of Garden State Equality, is charged with second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by a caretaker and two counts of simple assault, according to court documents. His attorney, Mitchell Ansell, called the matter a “difficult personal family moment.”
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A nationally recognized advocate for LGBTQ+ rights based in Monmouth County is facing charges of child endangerment and assault following an incident last month in his Neptune City home. Christian Fuscarino, executive director of Garden State Equality, is charged with second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by a caretaker and two counts of simple assault, according to court documents.
His attorney, Mitchell Ansell, called the matter a “difficult personal family moment.”
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Rosie O’Donnell made good on her promise to leave the country if Donald Trump returned to the White House.
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Joe Biden rose to the occasion. He expressed sincere empathy for Donald Trump and other victims of Saturday’s horrific attack, including a father killed while protecting his family from bullets. He called on all Americans to “lower the temperature in our politics,” and to reject violence in any form. He did his part, dialed it down,
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Absolutely horrible, yet completely predictable.