Cleveland Police Officer Zack Harkness began a one-year leave of absence on Monday, September 14. Harkness, a five-year member of the Coast Guard Reserves, learned he was being called to active duty last month.
Harkness expects he will be stationed at the Air Station in San Francisco until January at which time he will be deployed to Kuwait for six to nine months. He has been told he will be part of a unit performing port security in Kuwait and the Bahrain area.
Story courtesy HCN- Cleveland
Good Luck Officer Harkness!
Cleveland Police Officer Zack Harkness began a one-year leave of absence on Monday, September 14. Harkness, a five-year member of the Coast Guard Reserves, learned he was being called to active duty last month.
Harkness expects he will be stationed at the Air Station in San Francisco until January at which time he will be deployed to Kuwait for six to nine months. He has been told he will be part of a unit performing port security in Kuwait and the Bahrain area.
Story courtesy HCN- Cleveland
Harkness expects he will be stationed at the Air Station in San Francisco until January at which time he will be deployed to Kuwait for six to nine months. He has been told he will be part of a unit performing port security in Kuwait and the Bahrain area.
Story courtesy HCN- Cleveland
Good Luck Officer Harkness!
Cleveland Police Officer Zack Harkness began a one-year leave of absence on Monday, September 14. Harkness, a five-year member of the Coast Guard Reserves, learned he was being called to active duty last month.
Harkness expects he will be stationed at the Air Station in San Francisco until January at which time he will be deployed to Kuwait for six to nine months. He has been told he will be part of a unit performing port security in Kuwait and the Bahrain area.
Story courtesy HCN- Cleveland
Harkness expects he will be stationed at the Air Station in San Francisco until January at which time he will be deployed to Kuwait for six to nine months. He has been told he will be part of a unit performing port security in Kuwait and the Bahrain area.
Story courtesy HCN- Cleveland
Comments to Editor
(D) Mike Little, Liberty County D.A. = (F) Head of the snake- CORRUPTION in Liberty County... Lives in sudo sicko world of revenge, selective prosecution, intimidation, trickery and tyranny, old school style.) (Revenge against Ray Akins)
(D) Mark Beausoleil, Asst Liberty County DA = (F-) (Dumb Head and inflated ego)
(R) Wes Hinch County Attorney = (B-) (Good man but sheepish against others in the Courthouse)
(D/?) Tommy Chambers, Asst Co. Atty = (B+) (Cool as a cucumber and professional, should be DA)
(D) Chap Cain = (B) (Good man, wrong party)
(D) County Judge, Fitzgerald = (D) (Poor Phil, never enough money)
(D) Commissioner Pct 4, Norman Brown = (F) (He wanted trains in Dayton, but he missed his)
(D) County Auditor, Harold Seay = (A) (Man of great integrity, should be County Judge)
(R/?) County Treasurer, Kim Harris = (B) (No party loyalist)
(R) Justice of the Peace Pct 1, Bobby Rader = (B-) Should be more proactive for party and help conservatives from local corruption)
(R) Justice of the Peace Pct 2, Ronnie Davis = (B) Good guy, needs to join with Rader to upset corruption applecart)
(D) Republican Party Chairman, Lester Ray Wisegerber = (F-) (This man is the worst republican chair in history of the party, only helps himself and give retarded advice to candidates) link to Son-in-law Judge -Revenge against Ray Akins.
(D) Frank Huff, Texas Ranger = (F) (witness tampering, manufactures evidence, hides evidence, trades evidence, works in consort with Mike Little to manufacture evidence and lie to juries.) Pimple on the rear of an otherwise distinguished group of historical officers. (Revenge against Ray Akins for getting Greg Arthur booted from office)
The grade sampling is based on a formula of several factors including, lack of ethics, full of themselves, judicial misconduct, corruption, greed, lack of party affiliation, lack of party contribution, retaliation, political persecution, malicious prosecution, tampering with witnesses selective prosecution and civil rights violations -or lack there of!
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(D) Mark Beausoleil, Asst Liberty County DA = (F-) (Dumb Head and inflated ego)
(R) Wes Hinch County Attorney = (B-) (Good man but sheepish against others in the Courthouse)
(D/?) Tommy Chambers, Asst Co. Atty = (B+) (Cool as a cucumber and professional, should be DA)
(D) Chap Cain = (B) (Good man, wrong party)
(D) County Judge, Fitzgerald = (D) (Poor Phil, never enough money)
(D) Commissioner Pct 4, Norman Brown = (F) (He wanted trains in Dayton, but he missed his)
(D) County Auditor, Harold Seay = (A) (Man of great integrity, should be County Judge)
(R/?) County Treasurer, Kim Harris = (B) (No party loyalist)
(R) Justice of the Peace Pct 1, Bobby Rader = (B-) Should be more proactive for party and help conservatives from local corruption)
(R) Justice of the Peace Pct 2, Ronnie Davis = (B) Good guy, needs to join with Rader to upset corruption applecart)
(D) Republican Party Chairman, Lester Ray Wisegerber = (F-) (This man is the worst republican chair in history of the party, only helps himself and give retarded advice to candidates) link to Son-in-law Judge -Revenge against Ray Akins.
(D) Frank Huff, Texas Ranger = (F) (witness tampering, manufactures evidence, hides evidence, trades evidence, works in consort with Mike Little to manufacture evidence and lie to juries.) Pimple on the rear of an otherwise distinguished group of historical officers. (Revenge against Ray Akins for getting Greg Arthur booted from office)
The grade sampling is based on a formula of several factors including, lack of ethics, full of themselves, judicial misconduct, corruption, greed, lack of party affiliation, lack of party contribution, retaliation, political persecution, malicious prosecution, tampering with witnesses selective prosecution and civil rights violations -or lack there of!
Sent in from JD
NEW FRAUD ALLEGATIONS AGAINST NEIL DIAMOND
You may remember several months back when Liberty Dispatch broke the national story of singer Neil Diamond who was accused of not giving money he raised in the name of Ike Relief, to the Ike Relief Fund. It is further alleged that Mr. Diamond used the unsolicited public relations interest in Oak Island/Ike relief to create a place for himself as "Music Entertainer of the Year".
Now, sources close to Liberty Dispatch claim that no money allegedly raised by Mr. Diamond can be found. The claimed amount of money raised by Mr. Diamond through the sale of concert paraphernalia is said to be around two million dollars.
When Liberty Dispatch first broke the story, threats were made to Mr. Akins who was then investigating the story. Its is further alleged that Mr. Diamond's people contacted Liberty County DA, Mike Little in an attempt to quiet Mr. Akins through pressure of an indictment and loss of his Investigations License.
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Now, sources close to Liberty Dispatch claim that no money allegedly raised by Mr. Diamond can be found. The claimed amount of money raised by Mr. Diamond through the sale of concert paraphernalia is said to be around two million dollars.
When Liberty Dispatch first broke the story, threats were made to Mr. Akins who was then investigating the story. Its is further alleged that Mr. Diamond's people contacted Liberty County DA, Mike Little in an attempt to quiet Mr. Akins through pressure of an indictment and loss of his Investigations License.
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NEW FRAUD ALLEGATIONS AGAINST NEIL DIAMOND
You may remember several months back when Liberty Dispatch broke the national story of singer Neil Diamond who was accused of not giving money he raised in the name of Ike Relief, to the Ike Relief Fund. It is further alleged that Mr. Diamond used the unsolicited public relations interest in Oak Island/Ike relief to create a place for himself as "Music Entertainer of the Year".
Now, sources close to Liberty Dispatch claim that no money allegedly raised by Mr. Diamond can be found. The claimed amount of money raised by Mr. Diamond through the sale of concert paraphernalia is said to be around two million dollars.
When Liberty Dispatch first broke the story, threats were made to Mr. Akins who was then investigating the story. Its is further alleged that Mr. Diamond's people contacted Liberty County DA, Mike Little in an attempt to quiet Mr. Akins through pressure of an indictment and loss of his Investigations License.
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Now, sources close to Liberty Dispatch claim that no money allegedly raised by Mr. Diamond can be found. The claimed amount of money raised by Mr. Diamond through the sale of concert paraphernalia is said to be around two million dollars.
When Liberty Dispatch first broke the story, threats were made to Mr. Akins who was then investigating the story. Its is further alleged that Mr. Diamond's people contacted Liberty County DA, Mike Little in an attempt to quiet Mr. Akins through pressure of an indictment and loss of his Investigations License.
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NEW FRAUD ALLEGATIONS AGAINST NEIL DIAMOND
You may remember several months back when Liberty Dispatch broke the national story of singer Neil Diamond who was accused of not giving money he raised in the name of Ike Relief, to the Ike Relief Fund. It is further alleged that Mr. Diamond used the unsolicited public relations interest in Oak Island/Ike relief to create a place for himself as "Music Entertainer of the Year".
Now, sources close to Liberty Dispatch claim that no money allegedly raised by Mr. Diamond can be found. The claimed amount of money raised by Mr. Diamond through the sale of concert paraphernalia is said to be around two million dollars.
When Liberty Dispatch first broke the story, threats were made to Mr. Akins who was then investigating the story. Its is further alleged that Mr. Diamond's people contacted Liberty County DA, Mike Little in an attempt to quiet Mr. Akins through pressure of an indictment and loss of his Investigations License.
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Now, sources close to Liberty Dispatch claim that no money allegedly raised by Mr. Diamond can be found. The claimed amount of money raised by Mr. Diamond through the sale of concert paraphernalia is said to be around two million dollars.
When Liberty Dispatch first broke the story, threats were made to Mr. Akins who was then investigating the story. Its is further alleged that Mr. Diamond's people contacted Liberty County DA, Mike Little in an attempt to quiet Mr. Akins through pressure of an indictment and loss of his Investigations License.
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Letter to the editor- KING CAIN
King Cain?
While I was not present at Tuesday’s Commissioner’s Court meeting, I was able to view the video feed found on another county website. To say that I was astonished by Chap Cain’s total disrespect for the position of County Judge would be a huge understatement. Even when realizing that there has been some bad blood between these two judges in the past few months, the impertinence shown by Cain surpassed his normal arrogant self. His actions and behaviors in that Court were nothing short of insolence, pure and simple.
I have been present in hearings in Cain’s court in the past years when he has rapped his gavel many times interrupting a party’s tirade as they were trying to get their point across. I have heard him threaten to have his bailiff remove the party from his court if they failed to heed his warning. The actions by Chap Cain as he tried to get his point across in Tuesday’s meeting superseded any outbreak, any tirade, any outburst that I have ever heard him allow in his courtroom. I strongly suggest that Liberty County constituents not try to mimic Cain’s behavior in his court or you will be held in contempt and jailed…which is what should have happened in Tuesday’s meeting.
Let me also say that the actions by Judge Fitzgerald were not without blemish. He, clearly, was using his position as budget officer for the county as a means to retaliate against Cain for disagreements between the two of them as they related to Fitz’ monetary gains during the clean-up after Hurricane Ike. However, Cain’s refusal to provide budget requirements for his court and personnel, as requested of each department head, gave Phil leeway to do just that.
One of Cain’s arguments against having the salaries of his personnel cut was “It’s always been that way!!” (Whine, Whine) Perhaps, having been in politics for these many years has caused Chap to forget that just because something has been wrong for all those years, does not mean that it should stay wrong. It has always amazed me that Chap’s court, the 253rd District, received the same pay as Judge Hight’s court, the 75th District, when Cain’s personnel only worked for Liberty County 75% of the time. Cain chose to cry foul stating that his court is assigned the same number of cases as the 75th District, which is true. However, he failed to acknowledge that he and his court only work for Liberty county 75% of the time, while working for Chambers County the other 25% of the time.
Bottom line…Cain is ticked off that his personnel will now only make the same salary as the 75th personnel rather than the 25% or more that they were receiving when combining the 100% salary from Liberty County with the additional 25% or more salary from Chambers County.
Can anyone say “It’s time for a change”?
(NAME WITHHELD TO PREVENT RETALIATION)
LIBERTY DISPATCH DOES NOT AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THE POLITICAL OR PERSONAL VIEWS PRESENTED BY WAY OF LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
Letter to the editor- KING CAIN
King Cain?
While I was not present at Tuesday’s Commissioner’s Court meeting, I was able to view the video feed found on another county website. To say that I was astonished by Chap Cain’s total disrespect for the position of County Judge would be a huge understatement. Even when realizing that there has been some bad blood between these two judges in the past few months, the impertinence shown by Cain surpassed his normal arrogant self. His actions and behaviors in that Court were nothing short of insolence, pure and simple.
I have been present in hearings in Cain’s court in the past years when he has rapped his gavel many times interrupting a party’s tirade as they were trying to get their point across. I have heard him threaten to have his bailiff remove the party from his court if they failed to heed his warning. The actions by Chap Cain as he tried to get his point across in Tuesday’s meeting superseded any outbreak, any tirade, any outburst that I have ever heard him allow in his courtroom. I strongly suggest that Liberty County constituents not try to mimic Cain’s behavior in his court or you will be held in contempt and jailed…which is what should have happened in Tuesday’s meeting.
Let me also say that the actions by Judge Fitzgerald were not without blemish. He, clearly, was using his position as budget officer for the county as a means to retaliate against Cain for disagreements between the two of them as they related to Fitz’ monetary gains during the clean-up after Hurricane Ike. However, Cain’s refusal to provide budget requirements for his court and personnel, as requested of each department head, gave Phil leeway to do just that.
One of Cain’s arguments against having the salaries of his personnel cut was “It’s always been that way!!” (Whine, Whine) Perhaps, having been in politics for these many years has caused Chap to forget that just because something has been wrong for all those years, does not mean that it should stay wrong. It has always amazed me that Chap’s court, the 253rd District, received the same pay as Judge Hight’s court, the 75th District, when Cain’s personnel only worked for Liberty County 75% of the time. Cain chose to cry foul stating that his court is assigned the same number of cases as the 75th District, which is true. However, he failed to acknowledge that he and his court only work for Liberty county 75% of the time, while working for Chambers County the other 25% of the time.
Bottom line…Cain is ticked off that his personnel will now only make the same salary as the 75th personnel rather than the 25% or more that they were receiving when combining the 100% salary from Liberty County with the additional 25% or more salary from Chambers County.
Can anyone say “It’s time for a change”?
(NAME WITHHELD TO PREVENT RETALIATION)
LIBERTY DISPATCH DOES NOT AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THE POLITICAL OR PERSONAL VIEWS PRESENTED BY WAY OF LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
Letter to the editor- KING CAIN
King Cain?
While I was not present at Tuesday’s Commissioner’s Court meeting, I was able to view the video feed found on another county website. To say that I was astonished by Chap Cain’s total disrespect for the position of County Judge would be a huge understatement. Even when realizing that there has been some bad blood between these two judges in the past few months, the impertinence shown by Cain surpassed his normal arrogant self. His actions and behaviors in that Court were nothing short of insolence, pure and simple.
I have been present in hearings in Cain’s court in the past years when he has rapped his gavel many times interrupting a party’s tirade as they were trying to get their point across. I have heard him threaten to have his bailiff remove the party from his court if they failed to heed his warning. The actions by Chap Cain as he tried to get his point across in Tuesday’s meeting superseded any outbreak, any tirade, any outburst that I have ever heard him allow in his courtroom. I strongly suggest that Liberty County constituents not try to mimic Cain’s behavior in his court or you will be held in contempt and jailed…which is what should have happened in Tuesday’s meeting.
Let me also say that the actions by Judge Fitzgerald were not without blemish. He, clearly, was using his position as budget officer for the county as a means to retaliate against Cain for disagreements between the two of them as they related to Fitz’ monetary gains during the clean-up after Hurricane Ike. However, Cain’s refusal to provide budget requirements for his court and personnel, as requested of each department head, gave Phil leeway to do just that.
One of Cain’s arguments against having the salaries of his personnel cut was “It’s always been that way!!” (Whine, Whine) Perhaps, having been in politics for these many years has caused Chap to forget that just because something has been wrong for all those years, does not mean that it should stay wrong. It has always amazed me that Chap’s court, the 253rd District, received the same pay as Judge Hight’s court, the 75th District, when Cain’s personnel only worked for Liberty County 75% of the time. Cain chose to cry foul stating that his court is assigned the same number of cases as the 75th District, which is true. However, he failed to acknowledge that he and his court only work for Liberty county 75% of the time, while working for Chambers County the other 25% of the time.
Bottom line…Cain is ticked off that his personnel will now only make the same salary as the 75th personnel rather than the 25% or more that they were receiving when combining the 100% salary from Liberty County with the additional 25% or more salary from Chambers County.
Can anyone say “It’s time for a change”?
(NAME WITHHELD TO PREVENT RETALIATION)
LIBERTY DISPATCH DOES NOT AGREE OR DISAGREE WITH THE POLITICAL OR PERSONAL VIEWS PRESENTED BY WAY OF LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
Janet Harrelson Case Appeal sends DA, Mike Little's office scambling
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a request for briefs in the last of Harrelson's cases yet to be overturned.
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Janet Harrelson Case Appeal sends DA, Mike Little's office scambling
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a request for briefs in the last of Harrelson's cases yet to be overturned.
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Janet Harrelson Case Appeal sends DA, Mike Little's office scambling
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a request for briefs in the last of Harrelson's cases yet to be overturned.
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KTRK - Dolcefino Probes Chambers County
Investigative reporter from KTRK, Wayne Dolcefino is investigating allegations of FEMA fraud in Chambers County Texas. The allegations surround the financial dealings of Chambers County Judge, Jimmy Silvia and others.
KTRK - Dolcefino Probes Chambers County
Investigative reporter from KTRK, Wayne Dolcefino is investigating allegations of FEMA fraud in Chambers County Texas. The allegations surround the financial dealings of Chambers County Judge, Jimmy Silvia and others.
KTRK - Dolcefino Probes Chambers County
Investigative reporter from KTRK, Wayne Dolcefino is investigating allegations of FEMA fraud in Chambers County Texas. The allegations surround the financial dealings of Chambers County Judge, Jimmy Silvia and others.
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