Epstein Secrets

oma Newspaper's Secret Recording Prompts Calls for Officials to Resign The New York Times (04/18, Levenson) reported that a small newspaper in rural Oklahoma secretly recorded what it said was an illegal public meeting where a county official talked about hanging Black people and several officials spoke

ned to shoot their black mayor in a series of racist texts, according to law enforcement. According to the article, documents released by the Contra Costa County District Attorney's office and the FBI show that 17 officers sent racist memes and messages filled with slurs to each other between 2019 to EFTA001

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der in a 2021 shooting had subpoenaed the Antioch police officers to testify about heavily redacted text messages made public in April by the Contra Costa County District Attorney's office. The article noted that the text messages came out as part of an ongoing joint investigation launched in March 2022 by th

ed to rail- roading." " It was, therefore. unneces- sary to determine whether Sheppard's second dismissal was for good cause. (5) We interpret the "Oklahoma conditions" to mean that an employee is not "retained" in a position—and thus displaced as opposed to dismissed—un- less retained at the instance

capacity es Untied States Attorney for the Northern Ca; O'Mal- ley, William A., individually and in his capacity as District Attorney for Con- tra Costa County; Underwood, Lon, in- dividually and in his capacity as regis- trar of voters for Contra Costa County; Smith, Arlo, individually and in his ca- pacit