Donna Official Gets Arrested
A 20-year career in public service down the drain, AKA, the so-called chute, just like that. Poof. Up in smoke.
A 20-year career in public service down the drain, AKA, the so-called chute, just like that. Poof. Up in smoke.
How does a guy, a local contractor, basically fail to repay $22,000 he took from a small, humble church in McAllen while posting photos on social media that suggest he’s anything but broke?
Okay, granted, Hidalgo County has a population of approximately 1 million people, not counting the new arrivals, so three people injured over the New Year’s holiday by morons firing bullets into the air may not seem like a lot, but that’s only because you and I are not one of the injured. Enough to ruin anyone’s holiday.
Slashed tires, a psycho girlfriend, a busted marriage? That would be the movie “Fatal Attraction.”
This week’s column was going to be about state District Court Judge Joe Ramirez (the 464th) and how he ended up without opposition in next year’s Democrat Primary, and why local attorney Abiel Flores jumped ship to run for another court that will have no incumbent, even though initially he went around to local attorneys asking for money to run against Ramirez, but that can wait for next week.
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