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BREAKING INVESTIGATION:  Mr. Moore, With your $10k mistake with those two white rookie officers and the $5k signing bonus, can you explain why you did not establish conditions for the receipt of that signing bonus? Have conditions since been established? Are you planning on setting conditions to avoid further mishaps? Also, in your letter to the Arkansas Attorney General requesting an opinion about my FOI request, you stated that the funds given to the officers were “not a signing bonus” yet on February 3, 2017 you stated in interviews that they were indeed a signing bonus. Can you explain this? If you have trouble recollecting your remarks, you can see video in my post about this matter.  http://badlittlerock.blogspot. com/2017/09/two-officers-that- received-5k-bonus-and.html Russ Racop, Definite Candidate for Ward 6 position on the Little Rock Board of Directors. 301 Alamo Drive Little Rock, AR 72211 501-352-0043 Publisher: badaralcoholcontol.blo

PUBLISHER'S NOTE: Attorney Michael Laux is a money-grubbing, carpetbagging opportunist of a scum bag. Find yourself another lawyer while you still can.  Before he REALLY fucks you good.  Feel free to quote me on that. -Chief/War Chief Ean Lee Bordeaux Houma-Choctaw Tribe READ ABOUT:  Little Rock's Newest Corrupt Police Chief Kenton Buckner The sister of a man fatally shot by a Little Rock police officer last year has filed a civil-rights lawsuit against the officer as well as the city’s police department and its chief. At a news conference Thursday at the state Capitol, attorneys from two law firms representing Vanessa Cole, the sister of Roy Richards, announced the claim seeking punitive damages. It was filed Thursday morning on what would have been Richards’ 47th birthday, attorney Mike Laux said. “My brother was shot in the head, but it blew the family’s brains out,” Cole said. Richards was fatally shot by Officer Dennis Hutchins on Oct. 25

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

HOUMA-CHOCTAW NATION DEMANDS FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF CITY OF LITTLE ROCK AND LITTLE ROCK POLICE DEPARTMENT READ ABOUT:  Little Rock's Newest Corrupt Police Chief Kenton Buckner Prima Facie Evidence: Little Rock City Attorney admits in city email to board members to be in possession of whistle blower letter exposing criminal RICO corruption in the Little Rock Police Dept. under the charge of Chief Kenton Tremar Buckner. http://corruptionsucks.blogspot.com FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation

Mirror:  http://badlittlerock.blogspot.com/ CITY MANAGER AND CITY ATTORNEY DEFAME LOCAL MINISTER IN EMAIL TO BOARD MEMBERS City Manager Bruce Moore was not at the Little Rock Board of Directors meeting on May 16, 2017. He was not present to listen to the Reverend Benny Johnson, founder and director of  Arkansas Stop the Violence  speak to Mayor Stodola and board members about his and the community's growing concerns about LRPD Chief Kenton Buckner. Take a second and watch Rev. Johnson's remarks to the LRBOD. ************ This is the letter that was sent to Rev. Johnson and  many other  individuals in Little Rock. This is the mailer that was sent to every household in Little Rock that features a uniformed Chief Buckner endorsing the failed funding measure of the state controlled Little Rock Public School district. The group that paid for this mailer was headed by Gary Smith, who is a Little Rock businessman (Glass Erectors, Inc.), a former president of Bank

COMEY LETTER REGARDING TRUMP FIRING To all: I have long believed that a President can fire an FBI Director for any reason, or for no reason at all. I'm not going to spend time on the decision or the way it was executed. I hope you won't either. It is done, and I will be fine,although I will miss you and the mission deeply.I have said to you before that, in times of turbulence, the American people should see the FBI as a rock of competence, honesty, and independence. What makes leaving the FBI hard is the nature and quality of its people, who together make it that rock for America.It is very hard to leave a group of people who are committed only to doing the right thing. My hope is that you will continue to live our values and the mission of protecting the American people and upholding the Constitution.If you do that, you too will be sad when you leave, and the American people will be safer.Working with you has been one of the great joys of my life. Thank you for that gift.

HOUMA-CHOCTAW TRIBE DEMANDS FBI INVESTIGATES LITTLE ROCK POLICE DEPT. AND CHIEFS Dick Pic Cop Greg C. Key LR CHIEF'S ORDER INVESTIGATORS TO COMMIT CRIMINAL FRAUD Federal Law: Title 42, U.S.C., Section 14141 makes it unlawful for state or local law enforcement agencies to allow officers to engage in a pattern or practice of conduct that deprives persons of rights protected by the Constitution or U.S. laws. This law, commonly referred to as the Police Misconduct Statute, gives the Department of Justice authority to seek civil remedies in cases where law enforcement agencies have policies or practices that foster a pattern of misconduct by employees. This action is directed against an agency, not against individual officers. The types of issues which may initiate a pattern and practice investigation include: --Lack of supervision/monitoring of officers’ actions; --Lack of justification or reporting by officers on incidents involving the

A recent ruling in the Sebastian County Circuit Court could affect the methods of the Arkansas State Police in releasing dash camera videos through Freedom of Information Act requests. Circuit Judge Stephen Tabor ruled Monday that an Arkansas State Police public information officer committed five civil violations of the Freedom of Information Act last year when he relied on a “blanket policy” and failed to give valid reasons for not releasing the videos. Circuit Judge Stephen Tabor ruled Monday that an Arkansas State Police public information officer committed five civil violations of the Freedom of Information Act last year when he relied on a “blanket policy” and failed to give valid reasons for not releasing the videos. Bill Sadler, the state police public information officer, did not provide evidence there was an ongoing investigation in five of the six cases related to the FOIA requests for dash camera videos made by local attorney William Whitfield Hyman. Sadler’s “