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El Paso is stonewalling the release of police lawsuit records, despite a ruling from the Texas Attorney General saying they must hand them over. This delay raises questions about transparency and what the city might be trying to conceal.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The strategy utilizes existing police department resources and personnel without requiring new funding allocations.
All El Paso motorists and families vulnerable to impaired driving accidents.
Residents are harmed because they can't get the information they're entitled to about police misconduct.
Cleans up property zoning to match surrounding commercial uses without altering existing development.
Resolves property line issues for a homeowner while maintaining utility approval.
The project involves a property setback that does not currently comply with existing permits.
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Advocates are pushing for better data on impaired driving to help keep our streets safe.