"Harassing, bullying, and threatening": JAA member claims Howland pressuring board to ban Justice League from landing at Cecil Spaceport.
Jacksonville, FL — In emails obtained by the Duval Tribune, a Jacksonville Aviation Authority board member accused of "bullying, harassing, and threatening" board members over plans to allow the Justice League to land at
By The Duval Tribune ·

Jacksonville, FL — In emails obtained by the Duval Tribune, a Jacksonville Aviation Authority board member accused of "bullying, harassing, and threatening" board members over plans to allow the Justice League to land at Cecil Spaceport.
We reached out to Howland for comment "The Justice League has the Hall of Justice in DC, they have that Alien's fortress in the Arctic, they will not be landing their alien spy ship in Jacksonville."
We reached out to Andy Hofheimer, who sent the email, and his response was "as of yesterday, this is now classified as a national security matter and I'm unable to discuss except to tell you that Lexcorp's Cecil base has raised security concerns regarding any alien ships landing on or near the property."