Transparency: Not Really
[This article was edited to correct spelling and syntax] “He’s like a little kid that just got all he wanted…
Opinion: H.B. 6090, A Bill to Silence Pro-Palestinian Voices
Even as some protests begin to end, we need to remember their right to protest and state their claims. We may not like what they are saying or agree with their allegations, but we must support and protect their right to protest, not pass legislation that would silence them.
Pro-Palestinian Encampments are Closing
Pro-Palestinian encampments are closing after making deals with colleges. Some of their critics are still upset.
Officers Losing Confidence
This morning, our inboxes were filled with emails from Officers with the El Paso Police Department. Concerns about a rogue Lieutenant and the use of patrol cars for TxDot and DHS jobs are the concerns of the day.
EPPD & Eddens: Police Not at Fault
When Officers do a good job, we should support them in the case of Eddes, who died while in custody of EPPD, the Police are not at fault.
Rodriguez: Just Part of the Problem
“The video of him responding, the walk when he gets out of the unit,” says one officer, “it’s disgusting and a disgrace to the badge. He’s found a way to turn public service into personal gain, and no one seems to care.”
From Modern PD to Neo-SS
Rodriguez was allowed to continue his overtime, hijack a shift meeting to challenge others to box him if they have a problem with overtime, and now use department time and resources for a vendetta over who has provided the Jerusalem Press with four-plus years of his pay.
Elderly, Disabled Lady Cared for by Untrained Worker
Do you have a family member who is looked after by PeopleCare and went to Golden Corral as part of Class 33 on 24 April 2024?
Not “Protect & Serve,” Rather, “Line My Pockets & Protect Myself.”
An officer who does not care about rules and regulations, violates overtime rules, and threatens to box others is not an officer we need serving us.
The Rodriguez File: Excessive Police Overtime Places El Paso Citizens at Greater Risk
The El Paso Police Department allows officers to work overtime and on off-duty assignments, such as security details or traffic control, where they wear their uniforms. These hours are limited, though some officers abuse the system.