Long Beach Police Chief Denies Spying Accusations
Long Beach police leader refutes claims that national law enforcement intelligence units spied on ordinary citizens. He says Houston police were expelled after a shakeup and a lack of board approval for reinstatement, and emphasizes SEIU aims at organized crime.
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Houston
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BG. Bond
Houston Criminal Intelligence Division
Carrol Lynn
Lynn
Bond
Lynalter
LEM
Fan
Houston Police
Former agent testifies to spying on private citizens
A former police agent told Senate investigators he operated undercover to spy on private citizens while with the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit. He said much activity was unrelated to organized crime and included attorneys for the ACLU among those surveilled. He noted interstate work and funding for LIEU’s Interstate Organized Crime Index.
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Senate
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Midwest
Senate Select Committee On
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American Civil Liberties Union
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California Department of Justice Intelligence Division
Charles Casey
State Intelligence Division
SEIU
Reinecke lawyer sues for unpaid fees in perch victory case
Former Gov. Ed Reinecke faces a $90,000 suit from attorney James E. Cox who represented him in the perjury trial. Cox claims a May 1974 contract set $75 hourly fees plus a $10,000 retainer, but Reinecke paid only $23,000 and owes $75,000 in fees and $15,000 in expenses. Reinecke, who sought the Republican gubernatorial nomination, was convicted in July 1974 of failing to appear before a Senate committee.
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Senate
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