1. Olmos Park police chief resigns, doesn't provide reason for departure
Sep 6, 2023 · Olmos Park Police Chief Rene Valenciano submitted his resignation on Friday, August 18, and gave two weeks notice.
Olmos Park Police Chief Rene Valenciano submitted his resignation on Friday, August 18, and gave two weeks notice.
2. Grisham v. Valenciano, No. SA-21-CV-00983-JKP - Casetext
Jan 20, 2023 · Opinion. SA-21-CV-00983-JKP. 01-20-2023. CHRISTOPHER JOHN GRISHAM, JAMES EVERARD, Plaintiffs, v. RENE VALENCIANO, CITY OF OLMOS PARK, ...
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3. Police Department - The City of Olmos Park, Texas
The Olmos Park Police Department provides law enforcement services within the Olmos Park City limits. Patrol officers respond to all calls for service, ...
Welcome to the Olmos Park Police Department. Mission Statement: The Olmos Park Police Department strives to provide the best customer service to its citizens using community-based, patrol-oriented policing. Our mission centers on the prevention of crime, preservation of public peace, protection of lives and property, the detection and arrest of violators, and the enforcement of all laws and ordinances. The Olmos Park Police Department provides law enforcement services within the Olmos Park City limits. Patrol officers respond to all calls for service, investigate traffic crashes, enforce City, State and Federal laws, respond to emergencies, conduct criminal investigations and provide a heavy emphasis on high-profile proactive patrol operations to help reduce crime. Your police department, with your help, is proactive in crime prevention and is actively resolving crime concerns and quality of life issues facing our community. 2022 Annual Racial Profiling Report 2021 Annual Racial Profiling Report 2020 Annual Racial Profiling Report 2019 Amended Racial Profiling Report 2019 Annual Racial Profiling Report 2018 Annual Racial Profiling Report 2017 Annual Racial Profiling Report 2016 Annual Racial Profiling Report 2015 Annual Racial Profiling Report Police Department Forms:
4. Olmos Park police chief: 'People need to pay the consequences and go to ...
Feb 1, 2018 · Olmos Park Police Chief Rene Valenciano said the new program isn't necessary, and he wants to "follow the rule of law."
Olmos Park Police Chief Rene Valenciano said the new program isn't necessary, and he wants to "follow the rule of law."
5. Cops arrested him for filming in public, but things took a bizarre turn ...
May 27, 2022 · Cop watcher Texas Sheepdog was arrested for filming in public, and the ensuing court battle over the charges indicates that law enforcement ...
Cop watcher Texas Sheepdog was arrested for filming in public, and the ensuing court battle over the charges indicates that law enforcement and city officials are trying to set new limits on people's First Amendment rights.
6. Bexar County Drops Felony Charge Filed Against Gun-Rights Activist
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Charges filed in March against a gun rights activist openly carrying a firearm in Olmos Park have been dropped due to "insufficient evidence."
7. Grisham v. Valenciano - Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
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8. I have conflicting feelings over this. I know that open carry is a thing in ...
Mar 29, 2018 · CJ Grisham, President of Open Carry Texas, Army veteran and recent candidate for State Representative in District 55, along with a couple of ...
CJ Grisham, President of Open Carry Texas, Army veteran and recent candidate for State Representative in District 55, along with a couple of other people was arrested yesterday in Olmos Park, TX (Bexar County). He was tazed and subsequently injured in that arrest with a head injury and was hospitalized. I was told that the head injury was a large gash on the back of the head. He also suffered numerous scrapes on his wrists and arms. Grisham and crew were legally opening carrying pistols and long guns in response to an event last week when an Olmos Park police officer drew guns on and detained someone with a protest sign solely for the reason of open carrying a pistol (which turned out to be a training fake). Grisham had a phone conversation with the Olmos Park Police Chief, Rene Valenciano about their policies, etc. in which the chief seemed entirely unconcerned with his officers illegally detaining people for a perfectly legal activity. (The conversation will be linked in the comments below). Grisham and crew went to Olmos Park yesterday and were legally and peacefully open carrying and got arrested for it. There is a video of the arrest. There was no articulated probable cause for the arrest. The police showed up, including Chief Valenciano and ordered Grisham and his crew to the ground. Grisham at least refused. It was Valenciano that personally tazed and arrested Grisham. Between the phone call and video from the site, it's very clear this was an illegal arrest by an...
9. Gun rights advocates claim they were attacked by Olmos Park police
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The advocates are accusing the Olmos Park police chief of deliberately attacking members of Open Carry Texas.
10. Armed Activists March into Olmos Park to Protest Police Actions
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Gun rights activists carrying weapons marched through Olmos Park to the municipality's City Hall in protest of an advocate's recent arrest.
11. Grisham v. Valenciano, 5:20-cv-00387 – CourtListener.com
Mar 26, 2020 · Docket for Grisham v. Valenciano, 5:20-cv-00387 — Brought to you by Free Law Project, a non-profit dedicated to creating high quality open ...
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12. olmos park,tx police chief fired - IPSN
Meet Our Business Members & Supporting Foundations. Open Carry Texas protesters reached Olmos Park City Hall and declared "Mission Accomplished.
Meet Our Business Members & Supporting Foundations. Open Carry Texas protesters reached Olmos Park City Hall and declared "Mission Accomplished." Shortly after the large group disbanded. Teens arrested after 11 injured in South Carolina park shooting, (Richland County Sheriff's Department/WIS), Log truck rollover causes traffic delays in Polk County, Lufkin crews respond to house fire after tree falls on power lines, Multiple fatalities on Illinois highway following crashes in dust storm, US to lift most federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates next week. [22][25] Smith was hospitalized in serious condition and placed under arrest; he was formally charged and was booked into jail facility on March 23, 2022. No. Police can come up and speak to anyone. BY DEBORAH MCKEON | TELEGRAM STAFF Mar 27, 2020 0 Open Carry Texas founder CJ Grisham, a Temple resident, filed a federal civil lawsuit Thursday The man on the left was wearing a name tag identifying him as H. Ruiz and the man in the center was wearing a name tag identifying him as A. Reed. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. [39] A police department spokesperson said that witness who may have recorded the incident on their mobile phones did not share it with police. Here's what I think is being missed in our society as a whole whether it's BLM and a guy with a cell phone or someone open carrying a rifle. Olmos Park Mayor Ronald Hornberger (center, wearing glasses) announces the repeal of a city gun ordinan...
