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that's an example of everything I "don't" like about the "strong city manager" model.
Why does this elected administrative public official get to order somebody's arrest? Sounds an awful lot like somebody has just a little too much power for their britches.
When somebody issues a warrant you usually have to have a case. If recording without consent was the law that was broken, then this guy KNOWS he doesn't have a case, yet used the arrest to harrass the guy.
I just wrote a letter to the state attorney general expressing my complete contempt for their legal system, and told him I would record at will without anyone's permission required. That I INTENDED to break this so called law, and hopefully that would be enough to get me arrested. In Texas.
We'll see what happens. :shrug:
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