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Ex-cop charged for role in probe of alleged election fraud

Ex-cop charged for role in probe of alleged election fraud Shawn Boburg, Dalton Bennett, Neena Satija and Ken Hoffman, The Washington Post Dec. 20, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail WASHINGTON - David Lopez-Zuniga, an air-conditioner installer, had just left his mobile home for his typical predawn commute when he noticed an SUV s headlights closely trailing his small cargo truck. Within seconds, the SUV swerved alongside the passenger s side, striking the truck and forcing Lopez-Zuniga to the side of a highway. There, he said, the SUV s driver feigned an injury before ordering Lopez-Zuniga to the ground at gunpoint. I was very scared, Lopez-Zuniga, said in an interview with The Washington Post. I didn t know who this person was.

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Ex-Houston cop in anti-voter fraud operation targeted a Hispanic worker in violent incident, police say

Ex-Houston cop in anti-voter fraud operation targeted a Hispanic worker in violent incident, police say
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Ex-cop hits truck thinking it held 750,000 fraudulent ballots, police say. It held air conditioning parts.

Ex-cop hits truck thinking it held 750,000 fraudulent ballots, police say. It held air conditioning parts. Shawn Boburg, Dalton Bennett, Neena Satija, Ken Hoffman A guide to Trump s false election claims | Fact Checker Replay Video UP NEXT David Lopez-Zuniga, an air-conditioner installer, had just left his mobile home for his typical predawn commute when he noticed an SUV’s headlights closely trailing his small cargo truck. Within seconds, the SUV swerved alongside the passenger’s side, striking the truck and forcing Lopez-Zuniga to the side of a highway. There, he said, the SUV’s driver feigned an injury before ordering Lopez-Zuniga to the ground at gunpoint.

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Ex-Texas cop arrested for violent attempt to prove election conspiracy was hired by GOP activist

Mark Aguirre is accused of running a man off the road and threatening him at gunpoint December 19, 2020 1:00AM (UTC) People gather at the Michigan State Capitol for a Stop the Steal rally in support of US President Donald Trump on November 14, 2020, in Lansing, Michigan. - Supporters are backing Trump s claim that the November 3 election was fraudulent. (JEFF KOWALSKY/AFP via Getty Images)

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Former Houston officer charged with assault on air conditioner repairman in attempt to prove election conspiracy, police say

Former Houston officer charged with assault on air conditioner repairman in attempt to prove election conspiracy, police say Print article HOUSTON A former Houston police captain was charged with assault on Tuesday after running a truck off the road and holding the driver at gunpoint in an effort to prove what authorities have called a bogus voter fraud scheme. This undated photo provided by the Houston Police Department shows Mark Aguirre. Aguirre is an ex-Houston police officer who was arrested on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020, for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for an incident on Oct. 19 in which he pulled over an air conditioning repairman and held him at gunpoint believing the man had 750,000 fraudulent mail-in ballots in the back of his truck. Police say there were no ballots in the truck, only air conditioning parts and tools. (Houston Police Department via AP)

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