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| Checking Magnolia’s E-mails – Nov. 16 |
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By Tribune Staff The following are copies of e-mails obtained by the Tribune from an open records request submitted to the City of Magnolia. The e-mails include messages sent and received by City Administrator Ryan Kelley, Mayor Jimmy Thornton, City Secretary Debra Brent and City Councilwoman Patsy Williams. Each week the Tribune will publish e-mails received in the request. City e-mails and records are available to the public through the Texas Public Information Act. To view more e-mails, visit tribunenews.com.
FROM: Police Chief Paul Michna TO: City Administrator Ryan Kelley DATE: September 17, 2009 SUBJECT: Judge’s refusal of citations
Has a decision been made in regards to the Judge’s refusal to accept citations based upon the TexasSure Program? The Judge told officers again today he would not accept citations for that offense. I thought the material Leonard furnished to us was rather conclusive about this. Paul
FROM: City Administrator Ryan Kelley TO: Police Chief Paul Michna; Mayor Jimmy Thornton DATE: September 17, 2009 SUBJECT: RE: Judge’s refusal of citations
Leonard has been asked to prepare a memo for discussion with Mayor Thornton and myself. I plan to recommend to the Mayor that the Judge be asked to comply with prevailing practices.
FROM: City Secretary Debra Brent TO: Mayor Jimmy Thornton DATE: September 3, 2009 SUBJECT: PIR Mayor, the following is the name and number of the person requesting information on the Music Festival. Richrd McDuffee 27907 Hanson court Spring, Texas
FROM: City Attorney Leonard Schneider TO: City Administrator Ryan Kelley DATE: September 9, 2009 SUBJECT: Music Festival
Remind (sic) to look to see if definition of a person includes a non-profit organization that promotes a music festival. See attached.
FROM: City Administrator Ryan Kelley TO: City Secretary Debra Brent DATE: September 10, 2009 SUBJECT: FW: Music Festival ATTACHMENTS: OCCUPATIONS CODE.doc
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... written by JeriCarpenter, November 19, 2009
In reference to Paul Michna's letter to Ryan Kelly ... I've been off of the streets now for almost 3 1/2 years but have done a lot of research of the Judge's request and talked to a lot of Officer's from other agencies. It's my understanding that MPD's Officer's are upset because he refuses to take a written citation and turns them back. WHY, because they have no PC on them... With the up grades on the new State Computer's you can now run a license plate and tell if the vehicle has no insurance on it. Unless rules have changed in JUST Magnolia, that is no reason or probable cause to stop the vehicle. A PC has always been required. To stop a vehicle you have to have a reason ... Talk to other agencies and see if you're right ... http://savemagnolia.weebly.com/index.html
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