The Hawk’s Eye - C & N

05/09/2024

What are your thoughts?

Here is the AG warning:

Texas Attorney General Warns Bexar and Harris Counties Against Unsolicited Voter Registration Mailings Texas AG warns Bexar and Harris counties against mailing unsolicited voter registration forms, citing legal violations and potential voter confusion. Legal battles loom as counties face scrutiny over proposed plans. https://thehawkseyecn.com/news/texas-attorney-general-warns-bexar-and-harris-counties-against-unsolicited-voter-registration-mailings/

⬇️ is one commissioners view that voted “no.”

“Grant Moody, Bexar County commissioner for Precinct 3, doubled down on why he voted against the measure, stressing continued doubt regarding the county's bypassing of the competitive bidding process and questioning whether the third-party vendor's CEO has partisan-filled motivations.

‘There's just so many concerns in my mind, whether it's the organization that we're working with... there's two different organizations (Civitech and Civic Government Solutions), they have the same CEO, one's supposed to be nonpartisan,’Moody said. ‘Clearly, based on all the presentations and what we heard from our elections administrator about all the different PACs and parties that are doing the same exact thing today, I’m very skeptical to think that CGS is the only person who can do this job if the county thought we needed to do it, which I don’t. ‘“

Grant Moody-Bexar County Commissioner

The proposal was approved by the Bexar County Commissioners Court at its Tuesday meeting. County Judge Sakai said they received a legal opinion beforehand.

04/09/2024

Alexforsheriff seemingly claims that his time with the The City of Kyle, TX and Hays County was documented by TCOLE, per his resource reference.

Who are you voting for and why, in the Hays County Sheriff's Office race?

As a dedicated leader in law enforcement, I firmly believe that quality education and world-class training are paramount to building a safe and equitable community. It’s time to pave the way for a brighter tomorrow by investing in our law enforcement professionals and ensuring they have the tools they need to serve and protect.

But we can’t do it alone. It’s essential to engage with our community and work together to find innovative solutions that balance public safety with the needs of our taxpayers. By fostering a collaborative environment, we can create a framework that supports both our citizens and the law enforcement professionals who put their lives on the line each day.

Join me in advocating for a better future in law enforcement by emphasizing education, understanding, and sensitivity to our communities’ needs. Together, we can make a difference and build a safer world for all.

04/09/2024

Make them realize the legends they heard about are real… inspire someone.

03/09/2024

Texas AG warns Bexar and Harris counties against mailing unsolicited voter registration forms, citing legal violations and potential voter confusion. Legal battles loom as counties face scrutiny over proposed plans....

Texas AG warns Bexar and Harris counties against mailing unsolicited voter registration forms, citing legal violations and potential voter confusion. Legal battles loom as counties face scrutiny over proposed plans.

02/09/2024

The Comal County Criminal District Attorney's Office has released public records regarding a disciplinary action involving a Comal County Sheriff's Office deputy, related to allegations of poor job performance. Notably, this isn't the first time this deputy has faced disciplinary action for conduct at The Chandelier of Gruene.

However, upon reviewing the documents used to justify the discipline, it's evident that Lieutenant Shawna Rangel, a member of the Comal County Deputy Sheriffs Association, included profane text messages as part of the supporting evidence against the deputy.

What's surprising is that there appears to be no disciplinary action taken against Lt. Rangel for her unprofessional communication with her subordinate. Instead, the messages suggest a sly mockery of various venue personnel, raising questions about the standards of professionalism within the department.

02/09/2024

Bull riders tot their endurance on whether they can last 8 seconds…. Riding a Bull[y] is no different…. Ride the bully past 8 seconds and see the difference

You've now found the staple t-shirt of your wardrobe. It's made of 100% ring-spun cotton and is soft and comfy. The double stitching on the neckline and

01/09/2024

Open records has revealed that Alice "Ali" Flores, the newly elected Constable for Comal County Precinct 4, resigned from her position with the Bee Cave Police Department while under internal investigation.

According to open records from Hays County, where she is currently employed as a deputy constable until taking elected office next year, Flores did not disclose this information on her personal history statement. This omission raises concerns about her transparency.

Moreover, this isn't the first controversy surrounding Flores, as there have been previous complaints and allegations against her. The situation has left many questioning how such critical details were overlooked in the vetting process.

For instance, we wonder why this was not discovered by Hays County when initially appointing her?

Do law enforcment agencies actually do background investigations? Or just claim they do?

Is that why citizens get unlawfully suppressed and the badge holder becomes insulated by the weak vetting process?

30/08/2024

Is Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar a sellout? Or was his comment made with credence?

30/08/2024

NO
Bull[y]

We haven’t pushed our appeal yet, but once our new website is up we will present more offerings. A brand that can’t be ran over…. The bull[y] stops here
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8 seconds is eternity for a bull rider, but not for a bull[y] rider….

You've now found the staple t-shirt of your wardrobe. It's made of 100% ring-spun cotton and is soft and comfy. The double stitching on the neckline and

28/08/2024

A Texas DPS Trooper should be the PRIDE and JOY of TEXAS…. Displaying the HIGHEST law enforcement standard in TEXAS. Not covering up what has failed that image to protect its failure to the standard.

28/08/2024

A Cameron County defense attorney is requesting the court to rule on a request to have a retired Texas Ranger investigated for perjury. This retired, now “special,” Ranger is accused of violating his oath of office and spewing falsities that are assumed to ruin his credibility and Texas Ranger heritage.

All the reason for a court to defend this Ranger, right? We can’t tarnish a legacy because misuse has happened from the good ole days of “one Ranger, one riot.”

We’ve wrote a few stories on the defense attorney’s claim, yet the local media remains hush.

Is Cameron County a silent bed of corruption? Is the political landscape so suppressive that fair trials far from exist and a Texas Ranger is “legally” untouchable? Even as they sign out watches and spy on everyone by labeling the watch wearer an “informant?”

We shall see what the court does this week as a hearing is scheduled.

A true Texas Ranger would hold the truth with pride, not a fellow Ranger that is accused of perjury. A real Texas Ranger would want the “good word” to defend itself.

A real Texas Ranger isn’t a namesake but a proven truth that shows why the mystic exists…. To always be challenged, accepting it, and defeating it every time… That is the legend of a REAL Texas Ranger.

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Defense Alleges Texas Ranger Perjury, Requests Franks Hearing Defense attorneys in the high-profile murder case of Salomon Campos, Jr. have filed a motion for a Franks hearing, alleging law enforcement officers committed perjury and included false statements in affidavits. The hearing could significantly impact the prosecution's case.

https://thehawkseyecn.com/news/texas-ranger-perjury-request-franks-hearing/

23/08/2024

If you can’t be the difference (for whatever reason) support the difference- in your own way

23/08/2024

Hays County Sheriff Gary Cutler is proud to announce that after an in-depth review by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, the Hays County Jail passed the inspection. On July 3rd, an inspector from the Texas Commission on Jail Standards arrived and conducted a compliance review of the Hays County jail facilities, which was found to be in compliance with no deficiencies.

The inspection reviewed our correctional standards including security, safety, training, current staffing levels, and cleanliness. The inspection also included staff, inmate, and administrative relations.

Sheriff Cutler and the administration could not be more proud of all the men and women who work so hard to get our jail to meet even higher standards than the state requires.

22/08/2024

VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority Police Department's recent disciplinary actions show varied infractions, raising concerns about fairness and consistency. Lawsuit involving Marcos Rios continues to garner attention and scrutiny....

VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority Police Department's recent disciplinary actions show varied infractions, raising concerns about fairness and consistency. Lawsuit involving Marcos Rios continues to garner attention and scrutiny.

21/08/2024

We’ve slowed our publishing…. Not because there isn’t anything to write about, but because we are transitioning to a new website.

20/08/2024

Many can meet in the middle, but watch out for those who can't handle the compromise—they're the ones stalling progress.

19/08/2024

Have proper character and prosper - regardless of the odds
(character has no party)

18/08/2024

The Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct issued a public warning to Judge Jesus Nevarez for persistent sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior towards colleagues, resulting in mandatory judicial education and mentorship....

The Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct issued a public warning to Judge Jesus Nevarez for persistent sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior towards colleagues, resulting in mandatory judicial education and mentorship.

17/08/2024

The man won his pro se cases…. 🤷🏻‍♂️

15/08/2024

15/08/2024

Ken Paxton lead open records division has serious delay problems. So bad, Ken should sue himself. The open records law doesn’t matter to Paxton, as he claims all these other lawsuits that benefit you.

Government agencies request rulings for releases to “die” in process…. Severe delays in decisions.

But he won a Facebook lawsuit and now Facebook will just add it to their terms of use. Not really a “win.”

13/08/2024

When they get over themselves, they will learn why they serve you.

09/08/2024

Having political views and having character are two different aspects.

Your views should not affect your duty; otherwise, we’d have a weak or conflicted military, which we do not.

04/08/2024

There’s no party when duty calls. Remember, elections are about choice, not appointments.

Appointment = Duty (regardless of party)

04/08/2024

A City of Harlingen resident has filed a civil rights complaint alleging excessive force by the Harlingen Police Department. Initially named officers Joel Avalos, Arnoldo Maldonado, and Steven Benitez, the resident now seeks to include Westin Wilhite and Andres Flores in the amended complaint, citing new information.

The incident, shockingly, began over a simple turn signal. We've previously shared the full footage, but this brief clip highlights the aggressive treatment the citizen endured.

The proposed complaint asserts:

“Plaintiff re-alleges the foregoing as though fully set forth herein. The actions and/or omissions of Defendants Maldonado, Avalos, Benitez, Wilhite, and Flores amounted to an unjustified and excessive use of force against Plaintiff. Notably, Defendants continued to use a taser on Plaintiff even while he was handcuffed and subdued. Furthermore, Defendants stated their intention was not only to subdue Plaintiff but also to break Plaintiff’s limbs.”

The audio captures a disturbing intent to inflict harm. Do you hear it too?

The Harlingen Police Officers await the court's determination if they will be named in the lawsuit. Interestingly, based on hearing some of the radio traffic, this type of behavior seems routine from the “gang unit” and K9 officer.

We also note that HPD has a “highway” unit, yet the City of Combes (a small community just north of Harlingen) seems to have more interdiction cases than HPD. We question what they spend their time on and if it consists of effective fiduciary outcomes.

Notably, the Cameron County District Attorney also performs interdiction and has more worthwhile cases than HPD. We question HPD enforcment practices and skill to deliver true community safety.

03/08/2024

Police Chief Arrest Booking Information Released

Recently, Galveston County, Texas released 2023 booking information in July 2024 related to the arrest of a Veterans Affairs Police Chief. Despite the significance of this event, no media outlets in the Houston, TX area covered the story.

Galveston County Sheriff's Office records reveal that no employer was listed when the chief was booked into jail. The arrest report raises intriguing questions: he claims to be married, and the report also indicates he is married. However, the incident didn’t involve his actual wife.

We have been diligently seeking records from his employer, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, but have encountered obstacles from the FOIA office. Key questions remain: Was he ever disciplined? Did his employer know about the arrest? Was he still armed when the court required he refrain from carrying a firearm? We are determined to uncover the full story.

Although the case was ultimately dismissed, there may be more to this story.



https://thehawkseyecn.com/news/veterans-affairs-police-chief-arrested/

31/07/2024

The City of Kyle,Kyle Police Department Police Chief loses fireman job after our inquiry with the Kyle Fire. How and why?

25/07/2024

Hays County non-profit “media” outlet claims to be everything we’ve stated. We’d tag this “outlet” of information, but it blocked us from social media .

We’ve also learned this network of disinformation has limited our exposure with various Facebook groups in their two county area of Hays and Caldwell Counties.

Censorship seems to be the goal with a propaganda focus, as explained from the horses mouth and published for all to see.

Two donors are the main support for the outlet. Seemingly being paid to write for these donors.

Is one of the donors the Hays County Judge?
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INFORMATIONAL: Hays County Judge Leases to Activist News Outlet PLEASE NOTE: Nothing in this publishing or on this website should be taken as legal advice.

https://thehawkseyecn.com/news/hays-county-judge-leases-to-activist-news/

24/07/2024

City of Harlingen
Harlingen Police Department
Valley International Airport Harlingen
Harlingen Police Officers & Law Enforcement Association - HPOLEA

Your buddy cannot drop the case he filed? Why not? Who’s this intervenor? Why is this case so old? No hearings? Did he confess to Brownsville FBI? Did y’all listen to false hopes? Why’d he drop his whistleblower appeal? Not really blowing the whistle? But who was called out?

Public duty requires servant action. Let’s not confuse what is happening with your false portrayal of the image you want the community to witness.

More legal losses to come to Harlingen. Shamefully, they didn’t research and believed the false narratives.

23/07/2024

Another judge has dismissed the state's lawsuit challenging the legality of a ma*****na ordinance. This case, filed in Hays County Texas, involved the City of San Marcos passing an ordinance decriminalizing low-level ma*****na offenses, preventing the San Marcos Police Department from enforcing state ma*****na laws.

It is anticipated that the state will appeal this decision to a Court of Appeals.

This dismissal comes shortly after we exposed the low-level ma*****na prosecution efforts of Kelly Higgins for District Attorney. Despite previously claiming he would not prosecute any low-level ma*****na cases in Hays County, Higgins' campaign website, which once listed this promise, has since been stripped of all pledges and now features only an "about" page. The main page, where he made his promises to Hays County citizens, now has a black background. Official records received from his office revealed that his campaign promise was not as quoted.

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Hays County DA Kelly Higgins' Ma*****na Enforcement: Promises vs. Realities Hays County DA Kelly Higgins campaigned on reforming ma*****na enforcement, promising to prioritize more serious crimes. In the office, he has declined many cases, but some were still filed and led to convictions.

https://thehawkseyecn.com/news/hays-county-da-kelly-higgins-ma*****na-enforcement-promises-vs-realities/