A Dallas area law enforcement official worries about the safety of police officers if the permit less carry passed by the Texas House is signed by Governor Greg
Garcia: Repealing collective bargaining for police would put S.A. in alignment with other Texas cities
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Co-founder Oji Martin (from left) and Deputy Director Ananda Tomas of FixSAPD bring boxes of 20,000 collected signatures for the city clerk to certify in hopes of putting the repeal of Chapter 174 on the May ballot on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021. The volunteer organization wants Chapters 174 and 143 which deal with collective bargaining and discipline procedures within the San Antonio Police Department - both of which FixSAPD want to repeal. Friday s presentation of 20,000 signatures was for the repeal of Chapter 174.Kin Man Hui, San Antonio Express-News / Staff photographer
Seguin, TX, USA / Seguin Today
Dec 12, 2020 11:15 AM
Marquis Washington ran 193 yards and scored five total touchdowns in Friday s playoff loss at Matador Stadium. His season total of 1,324 rushing yards is the most by a Matador this century. Photo by Andie Rangel.
(Seguin) – On a night when both offenses moved the ball and lit up the scoreboard with little resistance, two great defensive plays in the closing seconds proved the difference as Pflugerville-Hendrickson handed Seguin a 74-70 loss in the 5A Division I bi-district playoffs Friday at Matador Stadium
After the Hawks took the lead on a Jasiya Demps touchdown run with 1:02 to play, the Mats drove from their own 30-yard line to the Hendrickson 16 and faced third-and-one with just 14 seconds left.
How Transparent Is the Dallas Police Chief Search?
The mayor has problems with how the city manager is handling the search for Dallas next top cop. But are they justified?
By Peter Simek
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December 10, 2020
10:48 am
Over the past few weeks, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has repeatedly complained that the city’s search for a new police chief has been less than transparent. During a recent local radio appearance, he said he wishes the City Council’s Public Safety Committee could handle the hiring process. In a newsletter emailed last week, Johnson said he was concerned about the qualifications in the job description and wondered why Dallas couldn’t hold a public form with the candidates in the midst of a pandemic. In Tuesday’s state of the city address, Johnson spoke about his desire to continue to push for more public involvement in the police chief selection process.