For the past two months, the 63-year-old Kevin Sabella Sr. has stood without clothes behind the screen door of his house, for all who pass to see.
A candidate for Babylon Town Council has been "baring" it all on the campaign trail ... quite literally.For the past two months, the 63-year-old financial advisor and a church member has stood without clothes behind the screen door of his house, for all who pass to see.
Lombardi, who spoke with Eyewitness News reporter Stacey Sager by phone, is a behavioral specialist who transports developmentally disabled clients in a van and drives right by Sabella's home regularly. On Tuesday, Babylon's Republican Committee told Eyewitness News they would no longer support Sabella Sr. in his run.
Elected members of the Town Council are responsible for various quality of life issues like public safety, cracking down on indecent exposure in town parks, and creating youth programs.
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