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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – State Rep. Warwick Sabin launched a campaign website for mayor of Little Rock in the 2018 election. Though Sabin still says he's "exploring a run," the website gives the impression he's in the race. “I’m exploring a run for Mayor because Little Rock has the potential to be a more vibrant and dynamic city,” said Sabin. “With new ideas, we can make Little Rock a hub of economic activity, make our schools great and keep our city safe, so people want to raise their families here.” Citing a need for new energy and new ideas to help create jobs, improve education and keep Little Rock safe, Sabin vowed to visit and listen to every corner of the city. Sabin’s new website, SabinForMayor.com , launched this morning.   Current Little Rock Mayor Mark Stodola says he intends to run for re-election.  He's made no official announcement citing the fact the election is still 17 months away. READ ABOUT:  Little Rock's Newest Corr

Well-known local minister confronts City Board about corruption in Little Rock as exposed in a whistleblower letter published on Corruption Sucks Blog http://corruptionsucks.blogspot.com/…/kenton-buckner-corrup… It turns out that the LRBPA ( Little Rock Black Police Officers Association) had received the same anonymous letter that Rev. Johnson had and they had given a copy to Chief Buckner and to Moore at least a month before Rev. Johnson provided it to board members on May 16th. Rev. Johnson had a single copy of the letter and the city clerk took it, made copies and gave one to each board member at the May 16th meeting. Was Moore provided a copy of the letter already in his possession? In fact, this anonymous letter had been making the rounds as far back as March. It was posted on the blog, Corruption Sucks. City Attorney Tom Carpenter admitted that he passed erroneous information to Moore regarding what Rev. Johnson had said at the Mary 16th board meeting.

MIRROR: https://www.arktimes.com/ArkansasBlog/archives/2017/07/06/black-police-officers-blast-chief-buckner Black police officers blast Chief Buckner, ask board for investigation UPDATE Posted By  Max Brantley  on  Thu, Jul 6, 2017  at  7:47 AM CHIEF KENTON BUCKNER: Black officers have criticism. While  Police Chief Kenton Buckne r heard many encouraging words Wednesday night from the  Little Rock City Board  (none offered what could be called direct criticism), there's a decidedly different tone among black police officers, who've asked for an investigation of the chief. The  Little Rock Black Police Officers Association  yesterday sent a letter to the City Board outlining its unhappiness with Buckner on matters ranging from alleged favoritism in enforcing rules as they pertain to  Assistant Chief Alice Fulk  to personnel policies that have discriminated against black officers to personal criticisms of Buckner. The letter was signed by  Melvin Vester,  president of