May 1, 2008
Extra Extra: I Always Feel Like Somebody's Watching Me
- First the traffic cams, now this: Chief Acevedo wants surveillance cameras on high-crime zones.
- Rep. Krusee from Round Rock, who fought for harsher DWI laws, was arrested last night on DWI charges.
- Blame a water main break on why you were stuck in traffic this morning near Lavaca and Fifth.
- American Lung Association gives our city a D for ozone pollution.
- KUT looks at the property tax issues on the ballot for the municipal election.
- St. David's has scored an eminent cardiac specialist to help create an institute for heart rhythm disorder treatment.
- The sexual abuse against some of the young boys at the FLDS sect may have been carried out by older boys and not adults.




More cameras? I think I hear Alex Jones' bullhorn in the distance again. Oh, (Big) Brother...
If you're not doing anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about! /sarcasm
Oh, the sexual abuse was only by older boys in the FLDS compound? In that case, carry on.
EXTRA EXTRA!
What's the citizen procedure for firing an idiotic police cheif that thinks he's still in California where people value their safety over their liberty?
APD officers came to our NA annual meeting to talk about the cameras. The money is coming from a Homeland Security grant. They admitted to us that even though they already make lots of arrests in these areas, the problem is getting the cases through the clogged court system without them getting dismissed. So what will the cameras do to help that, we asked. Um....
If the cameras chase the crooks to another town, the chief said, "So be it."
So what Art is saying here, folks, is that he wants all the transients, all the ne'erdowells, all the crackheads and prostitutes and violent mental cases to move their business to the rich neighborhoods where there are no cameras.
That's the gist of it as I can tell.