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Houston police chief criticized after ripping 'smug' Senate Republicans for officer death
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Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo is being criticized this week after he ripped into Senate Republicans, accusing them of delaying legislation for the benefit of the NRA, this after one of his officers was killed in the line-of-duty over the weekend while responding to a domestic abuse call.
Sen. Ted Cruz responded in a statement. “It's unfortunate the chief of police in Houston seems more focused on trying to advance his own political ambitions than on supporting the brave men and women of HPD. The fact is that this killer was a criminal whom federal law already prohibited from having a gun.
Submitter's note: Don't let facts get in the way of using a death to advance your agenda. Typical big city gun banning police chief. |
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PHORTO
(12/11/2019)
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| Telling, isn't it, that the chief's own police union thinks he's a dick. |
| Comment by:
jimobxpelham
(12/11/2019)
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| TYPICAL JERK, BLAMES THE GUN AND NOT THE CRIMINAL |
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