Mr. Perez weighs in below on the recent whirlwind surrounding City Commissioner Cesar de Leon's racist remarks caught on audio tape:
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| Roman Perez |
Many prefer supporting those like De León who fight for good government than protesting private racist rants. They applaud his bucking the system, returning televised public comment, or questioning misspent taxpayer money.
However, one cannot disregard his indecency towards black women attorneys as locker room talk. One cannot condone using the phrase “f•••ing n•••••s.” Please find another leader for tackling corruption. He's tainted as a racist. Frankly his presence undermines the movement.
Inexcusably city commission members refuse to call for his resignation. They kick the can, protect him, and it speaks volumes. Commissioner Jessica Tetreau defends him in the Brownsville Herald as a respected, great leader. Their lackadaisical approach to this serious matter harms our reputation in the RGV, Texas and nation. They certainly do not act as a woke progressive city they desire to portray.
Remember inaction in the face of racial injustice makes one morally culpable. I call Mr. De León to resign.
Roman Pérez
Dear Noman,
ReplyDeleteNo one cares what you think.
-The Public
El Puto replied.
DeleteSo how do you be descriptive in first person? Especially
ReplyDeletesince the MC is a loner because something tragic happened in their
past.
Roman. You are calling the kettle black.
ReplyDeleteThe Pope has denounced your homophobia, you are as much a Catholic as Hitler was a Jew
ReplyDeleteRoman Perez is on an elite level with the likes of Cris Valadez , and Charlie Atkinson and DUARDO When It comes To posting vile , disgusting comments . Bishop Flores turns a blind eye when it comes to this idiot.Roman , you're nearly a laugh, but you're really a cry.
ReplyDeleteSec. 38-194. - Referral of matter for appropriate action; recommendation of sanctions.
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If the ethics advisory commission determines that a violation of this chapter has occurred, it shall take the following actions:
(1)
If the complaint involved a current employee under the jurisdiction of the city manager, city attorney, city auditor, city secretary, or civil service director, the matter will be referred, respectively, to the city manager, city attorney, city auditor, city secretary or civil service director.
(2)
If the complaint involved the civil service director, the matter will be referred, respectively, to the civil service commission.
(3)
If the complaint involved the city manager or city attorney, the matter will be referred to the city commission.
(4)
If the complaint involved a city commission member, a board or commission member, a former city official, or a former city employee, the matter will be referred to the city commission.
(b)
When referring a matter under subsection (a) of this section, the ethics advisory commission may recommend the following sanctions:
(1)
Letter of notification. A letter of notification may be recommended when the ethics advisory commission finds that a violation of this chapter was clearly unintentional or when the action or conduct found to have been a violation of this chapter was performed by the official or employee in reliance on a public written opinion of the city attorney. A letter of notification must advise the official or employee to whom the letter is directed of any steps to be taken to avoid future violations.
(2)
Letter of admonition. A letter of admonition may be recommended when the ethics advisory commission finds that the violation of this chapter was minor and/or may have been unintentional, but where the circumstances call for a more substantial response than a letter of notification.
(3)
Reprimand. A reprimand may be recommended when the ethics advisory commission finds that a violation of this chapter was committed intentionally or through disregard of this chapter.
(4)
Removal or suspension from office. Removal from office or suspension from office may be recommended when the ethics advisory commission finds that a serious or repeated violation of this chapter was committed intentionally or through culpable disregard of this chapter. The ethics advisory commission may include the length of any suspension in its recommendation.
Great verbage, however there is no Ethics Advisory Commission to trigger any of the further actions therein specified.
ReplyDeleteLol,
ReplyDeleteNoman wishes the bishop would talk to him! Look how many times he starts a twitter conversation with the bishop only to get silence. Lol, fucking brown noser!!!!!!!!!! I'll bet Noman wishes he was an altar boy ;)
Sit on a dick Bobby. It'll make you feel better.
ReplyDeleteWhy is anything Roman says on this topic important? Is he going to run again?
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