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A rticle compiled from Borderland Beat and other sources The growing presence and influence of Mexican drug cartels within the United Sta...
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by Jim Barton on Tuesday, December 6, 2011 at 9:19pm Enrique Escobedo, pictured above with convicted R.I.C.O. felon Carlos Quintani...
Neece worked with city till December 2016. How about an open records request of everything that is Neece. Pay checks that show he lived outside of Brownsville on Sally Lane. It might show his office address. Do a search of Neece with city elections to see if he ever voted in a city election. Don't know if he would been allowed to vote if he lived outside of city limit. Maybe he filled out paperwork before he left with the Sally Lane address. Everyone knows he did not live at 1203 Washington for 6 months before filing his application. Everyone knows he did not live in Brownsville city limits for one year before filing. The City of Brownsville website says the qualifications. http://www.cob.us/970/Upcoming-Elections See qualifications on website. Brownsville requires that a candidate live in Brownsville for one year before they can run. Neece did not.
ReplyDeleteBarton please post a story on this and help get to the bottom of this. Did he or did he not live in Brownsville for one year before he filed? Did he lie about living at his bar for 6 months before he filed? Why does he still have his Sallly Lane address which is not in Brownsville as a homestead exception? If Neece is lying, did his landlord Galonsky help him with the lie?
ReplyDeleteAnony at 5:32am A QUESTION!
ReplyDeleteWhere does it say anywhere that the residency requirement is ONE YEAR? I searched municode and could not find it.
So exactly WHERE does it say that? Part, Chapter, and Section, please.
look at the QUALIFICATIONS on city website http://www.cob.us/970/Upcoming-Elections
ReplyDeleteand the elections code and look at the Texas Election Code 141.001(6) must have been a registered voter for one year before filing.
Elections – Candidate Qualifications for City Commission
Election Code Sec. 141.001(a)
This is from the city website.
MUST be a citizen of the United States.
MUST be at least 18 years old.
MUST be a qualified voter of the City of Brownsville, Texas by the last day of the Application period.
MUST NOT have been determined mentally incapacitated by a final judgment of a court.
MUST NOT have been finally convicted of a felony (unless pardoned or otherwise released from the resulting disabilities).
MUST have lived in Texas continuously for one year.
MUST have lived in Brownsville, Texas continuously for at least one year.
Yeah, stop fucking around!
ReplyDeleteOk fucknut, nowhere the shit you threw together mentions (1) one year. Fucking NOWHERE and you are mixing code like Bobby WC does. You show me Part, Chapter, and Section from Municode or you are just the fucknut you appear to be.
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