Two big items on the agenda: discussion and information about the civil rights lawsuit I recently filed against Combine, Texas for last fall's false arrest, false imprisonment and the status and employment duties of the police department and police chief. The story is looking good: I get arrested for publishing a mug shot of a Combine reserve on my blog, get thrown in jail by a volunteer cop who used to write for me but was fired, I walk out a free man, and, the entire police department goes unemployed.
The last part of the lawsuit filed in 86th District Court was a colorful request: WE REQUEST A TRIAL BY JURY.
Direct Link: combinetx.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=34:agenda-for-monday-july-12-2010-regular-council-meeting
Side Note: There is no discussion needed about bonding a city secretary. The Texas Constitution mandates that all elected and appointed officials be bonded. Not bonding your city secretary is like, well, allowing a reserve police "detective" to conduct investigations and hit up people for $1.5 million bail bonds, or "$3 or 4 million bonds" as was bragged about. This is serious stuff when talking about city officials not holding performance bonds.
Judges set the bonds not the cops. Be sure and enter those affidavits and warrants Robinson signed, along with his police report in to the record
ResponderEliminarIs this a news editorial blog or just all about joey all the time and blowhards that dont like him
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