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CounterTerrorism = Gangstalking
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In 2018, 3 different police whistleblowers told us, the Gangstalking operations are run from the Fusion Centers. The details can be found in government reference documents in "The Governors of Gangstalking."
The Director of the Fusion Center in each state, is the criminal Boss for these operations. It is our opinion that George T. Buenik and Robert Mock run the gangstalking operations in the city of Houston. The DHS and FBI provide funding and support for their criminal activities.
David F. Cutler previously led the Houston Fusion Center (Houston Emergency Center) for 14 years.
Office of Emergency Mgmt – 5320 N Shepherd, 713-884-4500
https://www.readyharris.org/contact
[email protected]
Director
George Thomas Buenik, 63
Free public records on veripages.com, related to
Trained by the FBI - FBI National Executive Institute - Session 39 2016, FBI National Academy, 195th Session 1998
from HCAD.org public records:
BUENIK GEORGE T JR & DONNA C
36 MILAN ESTATES
HOUSTON TX 77056-4931
zillow = $688,800 on a government paycheck
[email protected]
Director of the Houston Emergency Center
PHONE: 832.393.2766
https://www.houstontx.gov/pia.html#hec
Robert L. Mock, 61
Free public records on veripages.com, related to
from HCAD.org public records:
MOCK ROBERT & DEBRA
21615 FALVEL LAKE DR
SPRING TX 77388-2523
zillow = $237,700
Joe Laud
Administration Manager
EMAIL: [email protected]
Other Senior Managers, and their home address from zabasearch.com - which is public information. It is our opinion that these men have knowledge of the Gangstalking program, and support the activities. The people working at the Fusion Centers assume, that if someone's name appears on the Watchlist, the stalking and harassment is justified, even if it is illegal. It never occurs to these idiots to ask - "Why is this person on the Watchlist?"
Federal Judge Anthony Trenga, decided that the Watchlist is Unconstitutional, because the FBI failed to provide any shred of evidence, that someone was a "known or suspected terrorist."
Targeted Individuals are not terrorists, they are listed on the Watchlist as "Non-Investigative Subjects (NIS)". They are gangstalked because they are whistleblowers and political activists, etc. The CIA wants them silenced, and funds this program under the black budget.
Here are the names of some of the key managers at the Houston Fusion Center:
Joe Laud, Administrative Manager
LAUD JOGERNI N & MYLINH P
11526 CLOVER LANE CT
HOUSTON TX 77066-3816 zillow = $269,500
Related to
Josefina J Laud ~52 Vietmy H Pham 44 La T Hoang 74 Josefina J Laud 79 Tien V Pham 77 Viet Bac Pham Mylinh P Laud 48 Jogerni N Laud 54
The FUSION CENTERS are the hub for criminal activity. This was proven by the report from the Brennan Center for Justice. (see below)
Please print out a copy of this Tab, in case our web site is taken down.
In 2018, 3 different police whistleblowers told us, the Gangstalking operations are run from the Fusion Centers. The details can be found in government reference documents in "The Governors of Gangstalking."
The Director of the Fusion Center in each state, is the criminal Boss for these operations. It is our opinion that George T. Buenik and Robert Mock run the gangstalking operations in the city of Houston. The DHS and FBI provide funding and support for their criminal activities.
David F. Cutler previously led the Houston Fusion Center (Houston Emergency Center) for 14 years.
Office of Emergency Mgmt – 5320 N Shepherd, 713-884-4500
https://www.readyharris.org/contact
[email protected]
Director
George Thomas Buenik, 63
Free public records on veripages.com, related to
- Lori B Cohan, 63; Debra A Buenik, 64; Harriette D Cohan, 84; Jennifer R Buenik, 34; Leah E Buenik, 31; Thomas G Buenik, 48; Barbara M Buenik, 75; Donna C Buenik, 61; Kathleen A Buenik, 64
Trained by the FBI - FBI National Executive Institute - Session 39 2016, FBI National Academy, 195th Session 1998
from HCAD.org public records:
BUENIK GEORGE T JR & DONNA C
36 MILAN ESTATES
HOUSTON TX 77056-4931
zillow = $688,800 on a government paycheck
[email protected]
Director of the Houston Emergency Center
PHONE: 832.393.2766
https://www.houstontx.gov/pia.html#hec
Robert L. Mock, 61
Free public records on veripages.com, related to
- Julia E Mock, 27; Nathan Mock; Mock Mock; Margaret Kays, 53; Larry K Rush, 83; Fesehaye H Mock, 27; Sandra L Rush, 51; Jeannette K Mock, 67; Aster Mock; David L Mock, 62; Marjorie Jo Mock, 84; Paul A Mock, 40; Tony K Rush, 56; Fesehaye Mock; Elizabeth M Mock, 56; Elizabeth M Mock
from HCAD.org public records:
MOCK ROBERT & DEBRA
21615 FALVEL LAKE DR
SPRING TX 77388-2523
zillow = $237,700
Joe Laud
Administration Manager
EMAIL: [email protected]
Other Senior Managers, and their home address from zabasearch.com - which is public information. It is our opinion that these men have knowledge of the Gangstalking program, and support the activities. The people working at the Fusion Centers assume, that if someone's name appears on the Watchlist, the stalking and harassment is justified, even if it is illegal. It never occurs to these idiots to ask - "Why is this person on the Watchlist?"
Federal Judge Anthony Trenga, decided that the Watchlist is Unconstitutional, because the FBI failed to provide any shred of evidence, that someone was a "known or suspected terrorist."
Targeted Individuals are not terrorists, they are listed on the Watchlist as "Non-Investigative Subjects (NIS)". They are gangstalked because they are whistleblowers and political activists, etc. The CIA wants them silenced, and funds this program under the black budget.
Here are the names of some of the key managers at the Houston Fusion Center:
Joe Laud, Administrative Manager
LAUD JOGERNI N & MYLINH P
11526 CLOVER LANE CT
HOUSTON TX 77066-3816 zillow = $269,500
Related to
Josefina J Laud ~52 Vietmy H Pham 44 La T Hoang 74 Josefina J Laud 79 Tien V Pham 77 Viet Bac Pham Mylinh P Laud 48 Jogerni N Laud 54
The FUSION CENTERS are the hub for criminal activity. This was proven by the report from the Brennan Center for Justice. (see below)
Houston Office of Emergency Management - This is the Houston Fusion Center. Some of the people working here have Security Clearances and know about the Gangstalking program. Some of the employees probably have heard the emergency calls of Targeted Individuals. Ironically, the large circular antennas on their microwave tower are 10 times more deadly than the 5G antennas that are currently being installed in Houston - proven to cause cancer.
We sent Cease & Desist letters in January 2020, to many people at this Houston Fusion Center - no one has replied or denied our allegations. If they truly believed we were wrong - the appropriate response would be to contact us, or meet with our group. After 2 years, no response.
Cease & Desist letter emailed to David Cutler and many of the managers at 5320 N Shepherd:
We sent Cease & Desist letters in January 2020, to many people at this Houston Fusion Center - no one has replied or denied our allegations. If they truly believed we were wrong - the appropriate response would be to contact us, or meet with our group. After 2 years, no response.
Cease & Desist letter emailed to David Cutler and many of the managers at 5320 N Shepherd:
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More names of people that work at the Houston Fusion Center:
For general questions email us at [email protected]
(TBD)
Assistant Public Information Officer
(713) 881-3100
Aaron Ewing
Digital Media Specialist
(713) 881-3100
Ashley Schutt
GIS Specialist
(713) 881-3100
Benzon John
Homeland Security Planner
(713) 881-3100
Bill Wheeler
Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator
(713) 881-3100
Breeunna Hafford
Finance/Administration Assistant
(713) 881-3100
Brett Shryock
Logistics Specialist
(713) 881-3100
Brian Mainwaring
Intelligence Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Brian Murray
Communications Supervisor/Public Information Officer
(713) 881-3100
Bryan Dunaway
GIS Technical Specialist
(713) 881-3100
David Wade
Industrial Liaison
(713) 881-3100
David Wilder
CERT Coordinator
(713) 274-1702
Earl Smith
Teen CERT Coordinator
(713) 274-1748
Elizabeth Campbell
Community Liaison
(713) 881-3100
Francisco Sanchez
Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator
(713) 881-3100
Hallie Frazee
Emergency Public Information Planner
(713) 881-3100
James Trammell
Technical Specialist
(713) 881-3100
Jennifer Suter, CEM
Training/Exercise Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Joey Clements
Logistics Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Joyce Boudreaux
Executive Assistant
(713) 881-3100
Julie Oates
CERT Coordinator
(713) 274-1751
Keyona Stevenson
Receptionist
(713) 881-3100
Kristina Clark
Functional Needs Support Services Planner
(713) 881-3100
Lindsey Drouet
Finance/Administration Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Lionel Bryant
CERT Coordinator
(713) 274-1749
Mardie Menke
Finance/Administrative Assistant
(713) 881-3100
Mark Guzman
Logistics Planner
(713) 881-3100
Mark Sloan
Emergency Management Coordinator
(713) 881-3100
Misty Gunn
Emergency Operations Center Manager
(713) 881-3100
Rick Deel
Planning Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Stephanie Wright
Recovery Specialist
(713) 881-3100
For general questions email us at [email protected]
(TBD)
Assistant Public Information Officer
(713) 881-3100
Aaron Ewing
Digital Media Specialist
(713) 881-3100
Ashley Schutt
GIS Specialist
(713) 881-3100
Benzon John
Homeland Security Planner
(713) 881-3100
Bill Wheeler
Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator
(713) 881-3100
Breeunna Hafford
Finance/Administration Assistant
(713) 881-3100
Brett Shryock
Logistics Specialist
(713) 881-3100
Brian Mainwaring
Intelligence Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Brian Murray
Communications Supervisor/Public Information Officer
(713) 881-3100
Bryan Dunaway
GIS Technical Specialist
(713) 881-3100
David Wade
Industrial Liaison
(713) 881-3100
David Wilder
CERT Coordinator
(713) 274-1702
Earl Smith
Teen CERT Coordinator
(713) 274-1748
Elizabeth Campbell
Community Liaison
(713) 881-3100
Francisco Sanchez
Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator
(713) 881-3100
Hallie Frazee
Emergency Public Information Planner
(713) 881-3100
James Trammell
Technical Specialist
(713) 881-3100
Jennifer Suter, CEM
Training/Exercise Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Joey Clements
Logistics Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Joyce Boudreaux
Executive Assistant
(713) 881-3100
Julie Oates
CERT Coordinator
(713) 274-1751
Keyona Stevenson
Receptionist
(713) 881-3100
Kristina Clark
Functional Needs Support Services Planner
(713) 881-3100
Lindsey Drouet
Finance/Administration Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Lionel Bryant
CERT Coordinator
(713) 274-1749
Mardie Menke
Finance/Administrative Assistant
(713) 881-3100
Mark Guzman
Logistics Planner
(713) 881-3100
Mark Sloan
Emergency Management Coordinator
(713) 881-3100
Misty Gunn
Emergency Operations Center Manager
(713) 881-3100
Rick Deel
Planning Supervisor
(713) 881-3100
Stephanie Wright
Recovery Specialist
(713) 881-3100
Houston Police Chief Troy Finner
https://www.houstontx.gov/police/chief/
https://www.houstontx.gov/police/chief/
http://www.harriscountycitizencorps.com/
In Harris County, Texas – Citizen Corps is run by the Fusion Center.
Mark Sloan is listed as the contact, and he works at 5320 N Shepherd.
[email protected]
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Infragard.org is a national organization. They are funded, and controlled by the FBI. After they are established, they solicit donations from companies. The FBI assigns an agent to each of the Infragard offices. They have about 66,000 members in the United States. This represents about half of the daily gangstalkers in the United States. Citizen Corps (DHS) and Neighborhood Watch also have significant perp-stalkers. See their websites.
https://www.ready.gov/citizen-corpshttps:/
/www.nnw.org/
The paranoid idiots at Infragard, believe that a terrorist is hiding behind every tree, and under every rock. The FBI cultivates this type of paranoid thinking, because it justifies a bigger budget every year. See our video below, where an FBI Official admits that the FBI does this. And it allows the FBI to avoid FOIA requests about the activity.
Their supposed goal is to protect infrastructure. But you can't accomplish "protection" by having meetings and talking about protection. You have to surveil someone - and that's grossly illegal. There are stalking laws in every state. Where do they get their names from? - The FBI and the Fusion Center give them names and addresses from the FBI's illegal Watchlist. Judge Anthony Trenga declared the Watchlist as Unconstitutional, because the FBI could not provide a shred of evidence, that someone was a "known or suspected terrorist." This is how the patsies at Infragard are duped into performing the dirty work for the FBI.
The Watchlist is not a list of terrorists. Most of the names on it are "Non-Investigative Subjects" (NIS). We can deduce that the FBI is a criminal organization, just like Ted Gunderson (former FBI Chief) and Geral Sosbee (former FBI agent - http://sosbeeVFBI.com/ ) have repeatedly stated.
"The CIA and FBI are behind most, if not all terrorism."
- Ted Gunderson, former FBI Chief
https://www.ready.gov/citizen-corpshttps:/
/www.nnw.org/
The paranoid idiots at Infragard, believe that a terrorist is hiding behind every tree, and under every rock. The FBI cultivates this type of paranoid thinking, because it justifies a bigger budget every year. See our video below, where an FBI Official admits that the FBI does this. And it allows the FBI to avoid FOIA requests about the activity.
Their supposed goal is to protect infrastructure. But you can't accomplish "protection" by having meetings and talking about protection. You have to surveil someone - and that's grossly illegal. There are stalking laws in every state. Where do they get their names from? - The FBI and the Fusion Center give them names and addresses from the FBI's illegal Watchlist. Judge Anthony Trenga declared the Watchlist as Unconstitutional, because the FBI could not provide a shred of evidence, that someone was a "known or suspected terrorist." This is how the patsies at Infragard are duped into performing the dirty work for the FBI.
The Watchlist is not a list of terrorists. Most of the names on it are "Non-Investigative Subjects" (NIS). We can deduce that the FBI is a criminal organization, just like Ted Gunderson (former FBI Chief) and Geral Sosbee (former FBI agent - http://sosbeeVFBI.com/ ) have repeatedly stated.
"The CIA and FBI are behind most, if not all terrorism."
- Ted Gunderson, former FBI Chief
Kim Woodruff, President of Houston Infragard.
Infragard Houston
https://infragard-houston.com/ This local organization has more than 3000 members - now you know how they can do the gangstalking. Targeted Justice has identified and named this group as a TERRORIST ORGANIZATION. We estimate there are about 3100 Targeted Individuals in the greater Houston area (Houston-Woodlands-SugarLand). A Cease & Desist Letter was sent to Infragard on 18 January 2020. cc: FBI
Kim Woodruff WOODRUFF JUSTIN & KIM 1111 W 15TH ST (?) (possible address?) hcad.org Vice President Dustin Sachs Treasurer David Fojtik Spring, TX Secretary Marlo Sterner Board Member Chris Ward Board of Directors Jack Wilson Board of Directors Gary Leibowitz Board of Directors Eric Mims Board of Directors Andy Ruz Board of Directors Tom Moreno Board of Directors Marc Crudgington 1203 Chelshurst WAY Spring, TX 77379 Board of Directors Peter Hill Board of Directors Gigi Matthew Board of Directors Peter Chaves Related to Taylor A Chaves 36 Melvin N Levinson 93 Lindsey Chaves 35 Courtney J Chaves 39 Johanna C Levinson 92 Myrna J Chaves 61 Maria E Sandoval 51 The Fusion Center, the FBI and Infragard, all use the FBI's eGuardian & iGuardian Network to violate the civil rights of US citizens. Data is collected and stored on eGuardian in violation of the US Constitution, without reasonable suspicion or due process. The Supreme Court recently ruled that individual FBI agents can be sued for deliberately violating your civil rights. |
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FBI - Houston
James Smith, Special Agent in Charge
https://www.fbi.gov/news/press-releases/press-releases/james-smith-named-special-agent-in-charge-of-the-houston-field-office
https://www.fbi.gov/news/press-releases/press-releases/james-smith-named-special-agent-in-charge-of-the-houston-field-office
FBI Office in Houston
1 Justice Park Drive
Houston, TX 77092
(713) 693-5000
https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/houston/about
Assistant Special Agents in Charge
How do government employees afford these expensive homes?
Home Addresses are public information - Hcad.org
Assistant Special Agents in Charge
JANKE HEITH R & TRISH
139 W CRYSTAL CANYON CIR
SPRING TX 77389-5315 zillow = $697,200
1269430020007 PAUL JAMES E & LYNN R21703 CHINA GREEN LN 77433 4,394 $773,163
[email protected]
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[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Christopher G. Raia is related to
Kristen M Mason 41 Donna N Mason 49 Von E Mason 82 Andrew I Mason 46 Mary Lee Mason 75 M Raia Donald W Mason 74
1 Justice Park Drive
Houston, TX 77092
(713) 693-5000
https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/houston/about
Assistant Special Agents in Charge
- Clyde W. Ellis, Jr.
- Heith R. Janke
- David Martinez
- Jimmy Paul
- Christopher Raia
Administrative Officer
Ashleigh Beach
How do government employees afford these expensive homes?
Home Addresses are public information - Hcad.org
Assistant Special Agents in Charge
JANKE HEITH R & TRISH
139 W CRYSTAL CANYON CIR
SPRING TX 77389-5315 zillow = $697,200
1269430020007 PAUL JAMES E & LYNN R21703 CHINA GREEN LN 77433 4,394 $773,163
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Christopher G. Raia is related to
Kristen M Mason 41 Donna N Mason 49 Von E Mason 82 Andrew I Mason 46 Mary Lee Mason 75 M Raia Donald W Mason 74
Cease & Desist Letters were sent to the FBI at 1 Justice Park, the Houston Fusion Center at 5320 N Shepherd, 77091;
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Infragard-Houston held some meetings at the Harris County Office of Emergency Management, in 2019.
Harris County Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management
6922 Katy Road Conference Room 120B, Houston, TX 77024
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FBI Official admits that they need to "Keep Fear Alive" - to justify their terror budget each year.
Infragard is a TERRORIST ORGANIZATION that is controlled by the FBI. They perform illegal surveillance, harassment, break into people's homes, they threaten, they steal, Assault & Battery, and even Attempted Murder. Targeted Individuals call it Gangstalking. |
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https://www.brennancenter.org/sites/default/files/publications/NationalSecurity_LocalPolice_web.pdf
Brennan Center for Justice published their research on the corrupted Fusion Centers in the United States. Fusion Centers routinely violate the civil rights of US citizens. Police Depts included in the study:
New York City Police Department (NYPD)•
Chicago Police Department (CPD)•
Los Angeles County Sheriff’sDepartment (LASD)•
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)•
Philadelphia Police Department (PPD)•
Houston Police Department (HPD)•
Metropolitan Police Department (MPDC)•
Miami -Dade County Police Department (MDPD)•
Detroit Police Department (DPD)•
San Francisco Police Department (SFPD)•
Seattle Police Department (SPD)•
Miami Police Department (MPD)•
Portland Police Bureau (PPB)•
Minneapolis Police Department (MPD)•
St. Paul Police Department (SPPD)•
Dearborn Police Department (DPD)
In Houston:
"Houston’s fusion center, the Houston Regional Intelligence Service Center (HRISC), also professes to follow to 28 CFR 23. But it too maintains intelligence information that does not meet the reasonable suspicion threshold for one year. Moreover, if shared with the FBI’s eGuardian network, the bureau can keep any of this information for at least five years." pg 28
"... the Houston police have their own criteria, which are so broad as to include “any suspicious person or event ... determined as suspicious or worthy of reporting by an officer or supervisor.” pg 14
"The Houston Independent Police Oversight Board is typical of this approach. This 20-member civilian board, appointed by the mayor, reviews all major internal investigations to “determine if the investigation was sufficient and the conclusions were correct.” It can make nonbinding disciplinary recommendations or request additional investigation by the police, and if necessary, by the city’s Inspector General. The board is new, created in 2011 after the disclosure of video showing four Houston police officers beating a 15-year old burglary suspect. Although intended to operate independently from the police, its lack of subpoena power and investigative authority has raised concerns about its effectiveness. The board also has no authority to sit in on questioning during an Internal Affairs investigation." pg 28.
"[The Houston Fusion Center]... has incorporated these provisions into their privacy policies. But in each instance, the privacy officer is a fusion center employee." pg 36.
"For example, the Houston MOU cites the FBI guidelines as a “controlling document” with only a caveat that any conflict with state or local law “will be jointly resolved.” This hedging provides Houston officers with little practical instruction as to what to do in case of conflicts." pg 37.
"See Houston Police Dep’t, General Order 800-07: Criteria for Submitting Incident Reports 2-3 (2007) (on file with the Brennan Center) (requiring officers to report “suspicious persons, vehicles, or activities involved in videotaping, photographing, sketching, drawing ... or asking detailed questions regarding buildings”; “a person or event associated with suspicious possession of ... suspicious posters, fliers, or other publications”; “any protest or demonstration associated with terrorism, acts of war, attacks, [or] unusual suspicious activity ...”; and “any suspicious person or event not listed in the above categories but determined as suspicious or worthy of reporting by an officer or supervisor.”)." pg 54
"In Houston, officers are required to report: “suspicious persons, vehicles, or activities involved in videotaping, photographing, sketching, drawing ... or asking detailed questions regarding buildings”; “a person or event associated with suspicious possession of ... suspicious posters, fliers, or other publications”; “any protest or demonstration associated with terrorism, acts of war, attacks, [or] unusual suspicious activity ...”; and “any suspicious person or event not listed in the above categories but determined as suspicious or worthy of reporting by an officer or supervisor.” Hous. Police Dep’t, supra note 128, at 2-4. " pg 56.
"According to the Houston privacy policy, “[a]ll information and intelligence will be obtained lawfully and products produced will be handled in accordance with 28 CFR Part 23, and applicable State of Texas laws.” Hous. Reg’l Intelligence Serv. Ctr. (HRISC), Houston Regional Intelligence Service Center (Fusion Center) Privacy Policy: Privacy, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties Policy 4 (2009), available athttp://www.nfcausa.org/files/DDF/Privacy%20Policy%20HRISC%20September%2009%20SSNP%20.pdf." pg 63.
"City of Houston, Executive Order No. 1-5Revised § 6.1 (2011) (Independent Police Oversight Board), available athttp://www.houstontx.gov/execorders/1-5.pdf." pg 64.
"The Inspector General for the City of Houston serves as an “ombudsmen” to assist citizens in filing complaints. City of Houston, Executive Order No. 1-39Revised § 5.1.5 (2011) (Establishment of Office of Inspector General for Investigation of Employee Misconduct), available athttp://www.houstontx.gov/legal/1-39.pdf. The IG may also conduct its own investigation if it agrees with the Independent Police Oversight Board that additional investigation is necessary and the Chief of Police has refused to do so. City of Houston, Executive Order No. 1-5, supranote 265, at § 7.1.6; City of Houston, Press Conference: Police Oversight Initiatives, YouTube.com (Feb. 23, 2011), http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk9wuAY5G7k. The Houston Independent Police Oversight Board also has authority to make policy recommendations on a limited range of issues: hiring new police officers, training on the proper treatment of citizens, and community concerns. City of Houston, Executive Order No. 1-5, supra note 265, at § 5.2." pg 64.
"Cindy George, Some Doubt City’s Efforts to Rebuild Trust in HPD, Houston Chron. (Feb. 18, 2011), http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Some-doubt-city-s-efforts-to-rebuild-trust-in-HPD-1690326.php; see also Who’s Policing the Police?,MyFox Houston (Feb. 11, 2011), http://www.myfoxhouston.com/story/18179645/whos-policing-the-police; James Pinkerton, Punishments for HPD Officers Often Unravel, Houston Chron.(Feb. 20, 2011), http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Punishments-for-HPD-officers-often-unravel-1687733.php" pg 64.
"The Houston Police Department operates the Houston Regional Intelligence Service Center Hous. Reg’l Intelligence Serv. Ctr., Privacy Policy: Privacy, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties Policy 3 (2009), available athttp://www.nfcausa.org/files/DDF/Privacy%20Policy%20HRISC%20September%2009%20SSNP%20.pdf; see also Hous. Police Dep’t, FY2012 Core Services Assessment 20-22 (2011) available athttp://www.houstontx.gov/council//1/csad/hpd-csa.pdf. A police sergeant is responsible for overseeing compliance with the center’s privacy policy and responding to public complaints concerning privacy civil rights, and civil liberties violations. Hous. Reg’l Intelligence Serv. Ctr., supra, at 5. And the Houston Police Department is responsible for conducting compliance audits according to departmental procedure. Id. at 10. The Texas Department of Public Safety operates the state’s primary fusion center, the Texas Fusion Center. The state privacy policy requires annual audits of fusion center records, but that responsibility falls to a privacy officer appointed by the general counsel for the Department of Public Safety. Tx. Fusion Ctr., Privacy, Civil Right, and Civil Liberties Policy 2, 15 (2010), available athttp://www.dps.texas.gov/docs/TxFCPrivacyPolicy113010.pdf. The privacy officer is an attorney from the Department of Public Safety. Id. at 2. A 2011 state law created a “Fusion Center Policy Council” within the Texas Department of Public Safety, designed to assist the state in monitoring the activities of all fusion centers in Texas. Tex. Gov’t Code Ann. § 421.083 (West 2013). The Council, however, is composed entirely of representatives from the fusion centers. Id" pg 64.
"Fed. Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Dep’t of Justice, Joint Terrorism Task Force: Standard Memorandum of UnderstandingBetween the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Houston Police Department (2007) [hereinafter Houston JTTF MOU] (on file with Brennan Center)" pg 73.
"In Houston, a memorandum in effect since 2007 cites the FBI guidelines as a “controlling document” with only a caveat that any conflict with state or local law “will be jointly resolved.”Houston JTTF MOU, supra note 339. This leaves Houston officers assigned to the JTTF with little practical guidance. By comparison, a previous memo from 1993 clearly stated that “personnel of the HPD shall be required to utilize only those investigative techniques consistent with their given standards and procedures.” Hous. Counterterrorism Task Force, Memorandum of Understanding1 (1993) (on file with the Brennan Center). It also mandated that “[t]o the extent that HPD standards and procedures impose any greater restrictions upon the use for their informants and cooperating witnesses, such personnel shall be bound by those restrictions.” pg 75.
The DHS signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the City of Houston in 2007, that basically approves the Civil Rights violations and illegal surveillance at the Fusion Center.
Brennan Center for Justice published their research on the corrupted Fusion Centers in the United States. Fusion Centers routinely violate the civil rights of US citizens. Police Depts included in the study:
New York City Police Department (NYPD)•
Chicago Police Department (CPD)•
Los Angeles County Sheriff’sDepartment (LASD)•
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)•
Philadelphia Police Department (PPD)•
Houston Police Department (HPD)•
Metropolitan Police Department (MPDC)•
Miami -Dade County Police Department (MDPD)•
Detroit Police Department (DPD)•
San Francisco Police Department (SFPD)•
Seattle Police Department (SPD)•
Miami Police Department (MPD)•
Portland Police Bureau (PPB)•
Minneapolis Police Department (MPD)•
St. Paul Police Department (SPPD)•
Dearborn Police Department (DPD)
In Houston:
"Houston’s fusion center, the Houston Regional Intelligence Service Center (HRISC), also professes to follow to 28 CFR 23. But it too maintains intelligence information that does not meet the reasonable suspicion threshold for one year. Moreover, if shared with the FBI’s eGuardian network, the bureau can keep any of this information for at least five years." pg 28
"... the Houston police have their own criteria, which are so broad as to include “any suspicious person or event ... determined as suspicious or worthy of reporting by an officer or supervisor.” pg 14
"The Houston Independent Police Oversight Board is typical of this approach. This 20-member civilian board, appointed by the mayor, reviews all major internal investigations to “determine if the investigation was sufficient and the conclusions were correct.” It can make nonbinding disciplinary recommendations or request additional investigation by the police, and if necessary, by the city’s Inspector General. The board is new, created in 2011 after the disclosure of video showing four Houston police officers beating a 15-year old burglary suspect. Although intended to operate independently from the police, its lack of subpoena power and investigative authority has raised concerns about its effectiveness. The board also has no authority to sit in on questioning during an Internal Affairs investigation." pg 28.
"[The Houston Fusion Center]... has incorporated these provisions into their privacy policies. But in each instance, the privacy officer is a fusion center employee." pg 36.
"For example, the Houston MOU cites the FBI guidelines as a “controlling document” with only a caveat that any conflict with state or local law “will be jointly resolved.” This hedging provides Houston officers with little practical instruction as to what to do in case of conflicts." pg 37.
"See Houston Police Dep’t, General Order 800-07: Criteria for Submitting Incident Reports 2-3 (2007) (on file with the Brennan Center) (requiring officers to report “suspicious persons, vehicles, or activities involved in videotaping, photographing, sketching, drawing ... or asking detailed questions regarding buildings”; “a person or event associated with suspicious possession of ... suspicious posters, fliers, or other publications”; “any protest or demonstration associated with terrorism, acts of war, attacks, [or] unusual suspicious activity ...”; and “any suspicious person or event not listed in the above categories but determined as suspicious or worthy of reporting by an officer or supervisor.”)." pg 54
"In Houston, officers are required to report: “suspicious persons, vehicles, or activities involved in videotaping, photographing, sketching, drawing ... or asking detailed questions regarding buildings”; “a person or event associated with suspicious possession of ... suspicious posters, fliers, or other publications”; “any protest or demonstration associated with terrorism, acts of war, attacks, [or] unusual suspicious activity ...”; and “any suspicious person or event not listed in the above categories but determined as suspicious or worthy of reporting by an officer or supervisor.” Hous. Police Dep’t, supra note 128, at 2-4. " pg 56.
"According to the Houston privacy policy, “[a]ll information and intelligence will be obtained lawfully and products produced will be handled in accordance with 28 CFR Part 23, and applicable State of Texas laws.” Hous. Reg’l Intelligence Serv. Ctr. (HRISC), Houston Regional Intelligence Service Center (Fusion Center) Privacy Policy: Privacy, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties Policy 4 (2009), available athttp://www.nfcausa.org/files/DDF/Privacy%20Policy%20HRISC%20September%2009%20SSNP%20.pdf." pg 63.
"City of Houston, Executive Order No. 1-5Revised § 6.1 (2011) (Independent Police Oversight Board), available athttp://www.houstontx.gov/execorders/1-5.pdf." pg 64.
"The Inspector General for the City of Houston serves as an “ombudsmen” to assist citizens in filing complaints. City of Houston, Executive Order No. 1-39Revised § 5.1.5 (2011) (Establishment of Office of Inspector General for Investigation of Employee Misconduct), available athttp://www.houstontx.gov/legal/1-39.pdf. The IG may also conduct its own investigation if it agrees with the Independent Police Oversight Board that additional investigation is necessary and the Chief of Police has refused to do so. City of Houston, Executive Order No. 1-5, supranote 265, at § 7.1.6; City of Houston, Press Conference: Police Oversight Initiatives, YouTube.com (Feb. 23, 2011), http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk9wuAY5G7k. The Houston Independent Police Oversight Board also has authority to make policy recommendations on a limited range of issues: hiring new police officers, training on the proper treatment of citizens, and community concerns. City of Houston, Executive Order No. 1-5, supra note 265, at § 5.2." pg 64.
"Cindy George, Some Doubt City’s Efforts to Rebuild Trust in HPD, Houston Chron. (Feb. 18, 2011), http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Some-doubt-city-s-efforts-to-rebuild-trust-in-HPD-1690326.php; see also Who’s Policing the Police?,MyFox Houston (Feb. 11, 2011), http://www.myfoxhouston.com/story/18179645/whos-policing-the-police; James Pinkerton, Punishments for HPD Officers Often Unravel, Houston Chron.(Feb. 20, 2011), http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Punishments-for-HPD-officers-often-unravel-1687733.php" pg 64.
"The Houston Police Department operates the Houston Regional Intelligence Service Center Hous. Reg’l Intelligence Serv. Ctr., Privacy Policy: Privacy, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties Policy 3 (2009), available athttp://www.nfcausa.org/files/DDF/Privacy%20Policy%20HRISC%20September%2009%20SSNP%20.pdf; see also Hous. Police Dep’t, FY2012 Core Services Assessment 20-22 (2011) available athttp://www.houstontx.gov/council//1/csad/hpd-csa.pdf. A police sergeant is responsible for overseeing compliance with the center’s privacy policy and responding to public complaints concerning privacy civil rights, and civil liberties violations. Hous. Reg’l Intelligence Serv. Ctr., supra, at 5. And the Houston Police Department is responsible for conducting compliance audits according to departmental procedure. Id. at 10. The Texas Department of Public Safety operates the state’s primary fusion center, the Texas Fusion Center. The state privacy policy requires annual audits of fusion center records, but that responsibility falls to a privacy officer appointed by the general counsel for the Department of Public Safety. Tx. Fusion Ctr., Privacy, Civil Right, and Civil Liberties Policy 2, 15 (2010), available athttp://www.dps.texas.gov/docs/TxFCPrivacyPolicy113010.pdf. The privacy officer is an attorney from the Department of Public Safety. Id. at 2. A 2011 state law created a “Fusion Center Policy Council” within the Texas Department of Public Safety, designed to assist the state in monitoring the activities of all fusion centers in Texas. Tex. Gov’t Code Ann. § 421.083 (West 2013). The Council, however, is composed entirely of representatives from the fusion centers. Id" pg 64.
"Fed. Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Dep’t of Justice, Joint Terrorism Task Force: Standard Memorandum of UnderstandingBetween the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Houston Police Department (2007) [hereinafter Houston JTTF MOU] (on file with Brennan Center)" pg 73.
"In Houston, a memorandum in effect since 2007 cites the FBI guidelines as a “controlling document” with only a caveat that any conflict with state or local law “will be jointly resolved.”Houston JTTF MOU, supra note 339. This leaves Houston officers assigned to the JTTF with little practical guidance. By comparison, a previous memo from 1993 clearly stated that “personnel of the HPD shall be required to utilize only those investigative techniques consistent with their given standards and procedures.” Hous. Counterterrorism Task Force, Memorandum of Understanding1 (1993) (on file with the Brennan Center). It also mandated that “[t]o the extent that HPD standards and procedures impose any greater restrictions upon the use for their informants and cooperating witnesses, such personnel shall be bound by those restrictions.” pg 75.
The DHS signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the City of Houston in 2007, that basically approves the Civil Rights violations and illegal surveillance at the Fusion Center.
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