Paulina B. Kashirsky of Jersey City was charged by Long Beach Township police on Friday, April 10, for violating the municipality’s emergency order prohibiting short-term rentals – meaning rentals of less than 21 days – due to the coronavirus pandemic. Kashirsky, 35, was renting a condominium she owns on LBI for 10 days.
She was also charged with obstruction, a disorderly persons offense, for falsely claiming to have rented the condo for 30 days.
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