City of Leon Valley Ex-Police Chief Appears to Receive No Severance Package
On March 6, 2021, a Open Records request was sent to the City of Leon Valley related Mr. Joe Salvaggio. Based upon some public comments, we requested the two proposals related to the grievances Mr. Salvaggio claimed to have submit. It was also requested that we receive the […]
City of Kyle is Named in New Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit
The City of Kyle was named in a new Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit on March 8, 2021. The Lawsuit claims violations of 42 USC 1983. In the suit it highlights concerns of the City of Kyle not taking citizens complaints which lead to the actions in questions. Specifically, […]
A Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit has Been Filed on the Cameron County Government, Claiming Improper Justice through Premeditated Actions
Follow us: On March 10, 2021, the United States District Court, Western District of Texas, San Antonio Division received filing 5:21-CV-00251, Ferrara v. Wallace, Et Al. This lawsuit is a refile from 5:20-CV-1128. The lawsuit was refiled after the Appeals Court granted a dismissal for lack of notification […]
Federal Appeal Against Two Police Chief’s Has Been Dismissed.
A Federal Appeal , filed in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, under 21-50050, which received no service to the defendants listed, in District Court, was dismissed today, March 9, 2021. This occurred after the Appellees in the cause raised concerns they were not […]
Bexar County District Attorney Receives Response from Attorney General on Prosecuting Federal Officials for Election Code Violations
The Honorable Joe Gonzales, Bexar County Criminal District Attorney requested an opinion which was assigned tracking number RQ-0376-KP. The opinion was titled “Jurisdiction of a criminal district attorney to prosecute federal officials who violate criminal provisions of the Election Code.” On or about February 22, 2021, the Texas […]
Ferrara v Wallace Et Al, a Lawsuit on Two Police Chief’s is Moving to an Appeal
Ferrara v. Wallace Et Al, (a case involving a Veterans Affairs Police Chief and the City of Kyle Police Chief) has moved to the United States 5th Circuit Court of Appeals under 21-50050, after a District Judge appeared to overlook objections made to the US Magistrate’s Report and […]
NEW UPDATED in Civil Suit Naming TWO Police Chiefs, US District Court, Western District of Texas, San Antonio Division
Most recently, in file 5:20-cv-01128, the United States Magistrate Judge filed his “Report of Recommendations,” and, as a result, there has been an “objection,” made in the cause. We believe, the most important part of the matter, is the factual information in the cause. It links to two […]
Two Public Admonishment Issued for
a Bexar County District Judge, Sitting by Assignment, for “Racial Slurs” and Ex Parte Communication
On December 4, 2020, the State Comission on Judicial Counsel (SCJC) issued a Public Admonishment and an Order of Additional Eduction over the Judges verbiage towards Mexican Nationals. Judge Mark Luitjen, was overheard, in open court, reminiscing on the “olden days,” where Mexican Nationals were commonly referred by […]
A Motion for New Trial was Submitted into Cameron County Court at Law 5 for Cause 19-CCR-01643
On December 3, 2020, a Motion for New Trial was submitted into the Cameron County Court at Law 5 for Cause 19-CCR-01643, because it was identified the Court Reporter may not have a complete transcript of the proceedings in the cause. The issue was related to specific motions […]
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