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March 26, 2008

Ted Poe, Michael McCall On Supreme Court TX Medillin Death Penalty Ruling (VIDEO)

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March 16, 2008

Activists Say Anti-Immigrant Sentiment Behind Arrest

March 15, 2008

Yet another “wake-up” article to the sheer depths illegal aliens and their activists will go to play the “woe is me” card.  The illegal alien crossed not one, not two, but three lanes of traffic before smashing his commercial (that’s a big rig) truck into Deputy Millers vehicle.   

This is basically saying illegal aliens should not be prosecuted for crimes they commit, because doing so shows anti-illegal immigrant hysteria.

Houston Chronicle
HOUSTON — Civil rights activists say “anti-immigrant hysteria” helped lead to the arrest of a Hispanic truck driver after a car accident that killed a Harris County sheriff’s deputy who was driving drunk.

Jose Jesus Vieyra, 57, a Mexican immigrant, is accused of causing a crash that killed sheriff’s deputy Craig W. Miller on Feb. 21. Authorities say Vieyra caused the crash by crossing three lanes of traffic in his commercial truck and veering in front of Miller.

But autopsy results released Thursday show that Miller, 43, had a blood-alcohol level between 0.27 and 0.32 when he died — more than three times the legal limit.

Miller had been off-duty when he was called in to work the night of the accident. He was driving to an undercover surveillance assignment.

Harris County assistant district attorney Bill Hawkins said allegations that Miller was drunk don’t affect causation in the collision. Vieyra remains jailed on a $35,000 bail, charged with criminally negligent homicide.

“This rush to judgment, this anti-immigrant hysteria, it clouds the truth. It really does,” said Randall Kallinen, president of the American Rights Association, a civil rights and civil liberties group based in Houston.

The League of United Latin American Citizens is calling for an independent agency, such as the FBI, to investigate how the Harris County Sheriff’s Office and Harris County District Attorney’s Office have handled the case.

“We don’t feel the sheriff’s office and DA’s office can do a fair and unbiased investigation on this case,” said Francisco B. Rodriguez III, director of LULAC’s local office. “They have done minimal work because they thought they had a scapegoat.”

The sheriff’s office declined to comment on Rodriguez’s comments.

The sheriff’s department has said it is still interviewing witnesses and hasn’t completed an accident report.

Hawkins said he will wait for the sheriff’s investigation to finish before taking the case to a grand jury.

Federal immigration officials have said Vieyra is in the country on a visitor’s visa that has expired. If released, Vieyra will likely be deported.

March 7, 2008

2 Get Prison Terms For ID Theft

March 2, 2008

TEXAS –Hundreds of unsuspecting Kelsey-Seybold Clinic patients had personal information was stolen by a billing office employee in an identity theft scheme. Using the information of more then 200 people, most with common surnames such as Smith, Brown and Anderson, unauthorized accounts were opened with combined credit limits of $1.6 million dollars.

Justice was paid on Friday when Kelsey-Seybold Clinics insurance analyst Kretia Lutriel Griffin and her partner Aubry Johnson were sentenced to federal prison for their parts in the elaborate scam.  Griffin (39), had access to the financial records of one of Houston’s largest medical clinics.

Between October 2005 and March 2006, Griffon sold personal data to Johnson, 35.  Johnson and others then used this information to open credit accounts at Target, Wal-Mart and Home Depot.

Houston Teen Escapes Custody, Walks Out of Jail.

March 3, 2008

HOUSTON, Tx — Luis Hernandez (17) got out of his chains and simply walked out of the city jail during transfer on Sunday.

Officers noticed Hernandez missing during a headcount.

Hernandez was in custody on a marijuana charge.

He was last seen wearing a short-sleeved blue and white striped shirt, gray pants and white shoes.

Anyone with information is asked to call Houston police at 713-884-3131

20 Dolphins Found Dead Along Gulf Coast.

Filed under: Uncategorized, Environment, State & Local, Texas, Houston — Administrator @ 1:14 am

March 4, 2006

GALVESTON, Tx — 20 dead bottlenose dolphins have asked ashore along Southeast Texas beaches and officials want to know why.

12 dolphins were found on Monday morning, six were newborns, three were year olds and three were adults.  8 more washed up later that afternoon but their ages were not released.

Last year 70 dead dolphins washed up along the Texas coast but their death was unable to be determined due to decomposition.

Teen Sentenced To 10 Years For Covering Up A Murder

March 4, 2006

SUGAR LAND, Tx — Sean Brown (19) pleaded guilty to tampering with a human corpse and aiding in covering up the murder of a classmate.

Brown aided in help bury the body of 16 year-old Ashton Glover in a Fort Bend County field in July 2006. Glover was shot to death by another classmate, Matthew McCombs (19). McCombs said he killed Glover out of “morbid curiosity”.

March 6, 2008

Illegal Alien May Use Insanity Plea In Officer Johnson’s Murder

March 6, 2008

HOUSTON, Tx — Juan Leonardo Quintero (33), an illegal alien, accused of shooting Houston Police Officer Rodney Johnson four times in the back of the head in September 2006 is seeking the insanity plea.

Officer Johnson was shot four times in the back of his head from Quintero who was in the back seat of the patrol car. Quintero then exited the vehicle, leaving Johnson’s body seated in the front seat.  He was caught some time later and arrested.

Houstonians Votes Stolen In Voter Fraud

Filed under: Uncategorized, Politics, State & Local, Texas, Houston, United States News — Administrator @ 11:38 pm

March 4, 2006

HOUSTON, Tx — The Harris County Attorney’s Office is conducting investigations in voter fraud in Precinct 219 in southeast Houston.

Some senior citizen voters had to be turned away because absentee ballots had already been mailed in using their names, even though the citizens hadn’t yet voted.  In essence someone else already voted for them silencing their voices.

Police are also investigating reports of individuals going door to door, offering help to seniors with filing voters registration forms.  These individuals then used this information to mail absentee ballots in their names, thus stealing their votes.

Anyone with tips are asked to contact Local 2 Investigations at (713) 223-TIPS(8477).

Driver Shot During Chase

March 5, 2008

HOUSTON, Tx –  A driver was left in critical condition Wednesday after law enforcement officers shot him during a chase on Houston roadways.

Glen James Moreau, 42, ran a red light when officers gave chase.  When Moreau made a U-Turn under the freeway and spun the pickup truck in a grassy area, officers held him at gunpoint.  He attempted to flee and run over an officer in his exit.  It was then that the deputy opened fire and shot Moreau in the face.

Moreau had been previously arrested for a DUI and evading arrest.

Father Dead and Son Wounded In Murder-Suicide Attempt

March 6, 2008

HOUSTON,Tx — A father is dead and his son critically wounded in what appears to be an attempted murder-suicide attempt.

A witness at the Lisa Motel, located at Hempstead Highway near Antoine drive, heard two gunshots in the room next door to his. Investigators found a man dead inside room 114 who had been shot in the head, and his son also shot.

The adult son was taken to a local hospital in critical condition.

The owner of the hotel said the two men had come from Phoenix, Az and had lived in the hotel for eight years.  The father worked at an oil company and the son was in the military.

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