FCC Revokes Metro Two-Way’s Spectrum Licenses
The FCC Enforcement Bureau revoked Metro Two-Way’s spectrum licenses and dismissed its applications for new licenses. FCC Chief Administrative Law Judge Richard Sippel ruled last month, after the company failed to appear at a prehearing conference on a proceeding to…
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decide whether the company is qualified to remain a licensee (see 1806110047). “Metro lacks the qualifications to be or remain a Commission licensee,” the bureau said. “Metro waived its right to a hearing, and the record in this proceeding indicates that Metro repeatedly made misrepresentations to and lacked candor with the Commission ... by failing to disclose the felony conviction of Mr. Hector Manuel Mosquera, an apparent principal of Metro.” The company didn’t comment.