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ARKANSAS TIMES: It was a bad week for... by  Ean Lee Bordeaux  on Friday, September 2, 2011 at 12:27pm http://networkedblogs.com/mjsPh FREEDOM OF INFORMATION .  Attorney General Dustin McDaniel  issued an official opinion agreeing that it was legal for the city of Little Rock to withhold hometowns when it released a list of employees. The city asked the opinion because someone  [syndicated social justice blogger, Chief Ean Lee Bordeaux (Houma-Choctaw Nation)] sought the list of employees who live outside the city.  The statute allows protection of "home addresses" of non-elected public employees and McDaniel's opinion said this "encompasses all components parts of a 'home address'; namely, a street address, zip code, city and county."  A city or a county are far from a home address. We agree with the analysis of the Arkansas Times and intend to pursue this matter further. We do not a

Rule & Regulations: Section1/4002.00 "Officers shall not engage in any conduct which constitutes  conduct unbecoming  an officer or neglect of duty." Well, just when one thinks that progress is being made in Little Rock, Arkansas' River Market district, a new Jim Crow idiot steps up to the plate to FUBAR it all up. This particular dirty cop is a "Padawan" of a previous problem abated named Mounted Patrolman Shannon Dewayne Cox, married to the crooked drunk-serving manager of a cheesy piano bar called Willy D's, all members of the River Market Axis of Evil and  located in the Little Rock River Market district. This particular repeat offender of an officer, accused of conduct unbecoming, is well aware of why I am now focusing our social justice blog's attention upon him.  We currently have an Internal Affairs Division complaint against this unveiled dirty cop. We will await the final disposition to comment on that specific subject. I ha

PULASKI COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE: Homicide Investigation: by Ean Lee Bordeaux on Sunday, September 4, 2011 at 2:00pm DOCUMENT LINK TO INCIDENT REPORT: https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=1McYEZRwoe3PWJgEU1tQe9r2drDRSPfrs5aEQ2X9RjUdzc6gsTCg0DtuNv7ON&hl=en Document link to investigation On September 3rd at about 06:00 p.m., Pulaski County Sheriff's deputies responded to 2408 Roderweis (north eastern Pulaski County) in reference to  a domestic disturbance with a report of shots fired.  Upon arrival, deputies made contact with several juveniles that had fled the residence.  The juveniles advised the deputies that their parents were still inside the residence.      Deputies were unable to get anyone to answer the door at the residence.  Based on the nature of the call and the juveniles' statements, the Special Weapons and Tactics team (SWAT) and Crisis Negotiations Unit were summoned to the