The Brooklyn pastor, Bishop Lamar Whitehead, who was robbed mid-sermon for $400,000 is behind on payments across the tri-state area: A NJ judge said he owes $335K to a construction company

BRUH! The Brooklyn pastor who was robbed mid-sermon for $400,000 is behind on payments across the tri-state area: A NJ judge said he owes $335K to a construction company.

A lawsuit filed at the Brooklyn Supreme Court alleges that the bishop convinced 56-year-old #PaulineAnderson to invest in one of his firms, promising that he would use the funds to help her buy a home.

According to the lawsuit Lamor also agreed to pay Pauline $100 a month since the savings was her only source of income. After going months without payment, the bishop allegedly told Pauline that he viewed her investment as a donation to his campaign for Brooklyn borough president.

The case is still pending, but Pauline is seeking $1 million in damages for Lamor’s “morally reprehensible acts,” and for “losing her entire life savings.”