Bobby Digi Olisa — one of three Democrats vying for a soon-to-be vacated seat in the New York State Assembly and a community activist for decades — has been dogged by whispers of impropriety throughout his time working on the North Shore. Those whispers become louder after he declared for the Assembly seat, with accusations ranging from improper action as a landlord to ignoring building violations and failure to pay fines to bankruptcy filings and building foreclosures to charges of domestic abuse.
