Wednesday, December 24, 2008  Will DPS get a "law enforcement
integrity unit"?         Anonymous said...  Rather than call it
"police corruption", why don't they call it "criminal justice
corruption". Don't leave out prosecutors, defense attorneys,
probation officers and judges who are corrupt.  Oh well, I guess
it's the popo in general the legislature has a disdain for
anyway.  Anonymous said...  More financial burden on taxpayers.
Public corruption investigations are what the Rangers and
Special Crimes Unit do. And don't forget the FBI.  No, a DPS law
enforcement integrity unit is not needed. The Rangers and SCU do
not have to be solicited or invited to investigate public
corruption. That's their job.  Anonymous said...   So according
to your statement, should we give DPS more money to fund a law
enforcment integrity unit when one of their own, who was
recently arrested, was working for an organized drug group?
Texas DPS Trooper Arrested with Suitcases of Cocaine Nov 25,
2008 Public Corruption, Smugglers