Epstein Secrets

ed-Smith, 730K) reports, "A Houston Police narcotics officer is under investigation and has been relieved of duty, officials said." According to the Chronicle, "The officer, Juan Martinez, joined the department in 2005. He is assigned to the narcotics division and was relieved July 16, spokesman Kese Smit

fight violent crime in EFTA00136058 Democratic-led cities," Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller "has rejected the deployment outright." In a statement, Keller said, "We won't sell out our city for a bait and switch excuse to send secret police to Albuquerque. Operation Legend is not real crime fighting; it

at the recent closure of the Heights Hospital shows that local officials need more decision-making power to adequately respond to the pandemic." The Chronicle adds Jackson Lee "said that Abbott's March executive order 'poses an imminent threat of disaster for all the counties in the state' because it limi

five-time Olympic swimming medalist Klete Keller on Friday "appeared in court...on charges of taking part in the deadly assault on the US Capitol. Keller was seen wearing his team USA jacket. He's charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing officers." The AP (1/22) reports Donovan Crowl, who is a

ed-Smith, 730K) reports, "A Houston Police narcotics officer is under investigation and has been relieved of duty, officials said." According to the Chronicle, "The officer, Juan Martinez, joined the department in 2005. He is assigned to the narcotics division and was relieved July 16, spokesman Kese Smit

deral agents to fight violent crime in Democratic-led cities," Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller "has rejected the deployment outright." In a statement, Keller said, "We won't sell out our city for a bait and switch excuse to send secret police to Albuquerque. Operation Legend is not real crime fighting; it

ed-Smith, 730K) reports, "A Houston Police narcotics officer is under investigation and has been relieved of duty, officials said." According to the Chronicle, "The officer, Juan Martinez, joined the department in 2005. He is assigned to the narcotics division and was relieved July 16, spokesman Kese Smit

deral agents to fight violent crime in Democratic-led cities," Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller "has rejected the deployment outright." In a statement, Keller said, "We won't sell out our city for a bait and switch excuse to send secret police to Albuquerque. Operation Legend is not real crime fighting; it