Tucson's Dear Leader

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As the letter stated in the opening line, we have a registered voter, a taxpayer, and a denizen of the City of Tucson who was made aware of an incident and wanted to know more (the term “citizen” is oppressive according to Tucson’s Corrupt Leadership, so we try not to use it). The incident involved the sister of an elected official-someone our “suspect” could either vote for or not vote for. He provided video evidence, courtroom documentation, and of course, the letter that included his real name and his real phone number. He even thanked her for her time!

What did she do?

She somehow found out where he worked, and she told on him. She went straight to the big boss and demanded he was investigated, and he was. We think it is worth mentioning Regina Romero, follow us on this one, went to this guy’s boss’s, boss’s, boss’s, boss’s, boss’s, boss’s, boss and she demanded he was investigated. That’s seven bosses up for those who are counting.

I guess we can throw this out as a caution for anyone who is considering questioning Tucson’s Dear Leader, Mayor Regina Romero. What happened here could very well happen to you if you dare to question your government, if you have the audacity to put pen to paper and ask what all of these “public servants,” that work for us, are up to. 

What bothered us about this investigation?

-Why and how did Regina Romero try to find out what Mr. Voss did for a living? Does it matter where he worked? Do certain careers change one’s first amendment right to question one’s government officials? We don’t think so. In her “original complaint,” we noticed she referred to the “suspect” as “James Voss,” and then “Mr. Voss” twice. She then decides the suspect is “TPD Officer Voss.” She finally goes back to calling him “Mr. Voss” two times before wrapping up this letter on July 26, 2019.  Again, the acknowledgement of this complaint was sent to Regina Romero, 8 days before she made her “original” complaint. We have the best and brightest Tucson’s Corrupt Leadership.com has to offer trying to figure out how that works. When we figure it out we’ll let you know.

-What justification was there to investigate all of Mr. Voss’s requests? What did the other two requests have to do with this investigation? 

-We noticed there were 77 pages of the total 197 pages of this investigation that were dedicated to the body worn camera audit trail. We get it; you can’t have people viewing these videos without authorization. But it leads us to ask this question: Why was this employee’s possible access to the audit trail an issue when it is not an issue for chief-level commanders in the “Team 4 In Custody Death” investigation? Oh yeah, “certain commanders” can receive digital copies of body worn camera footage without showing up on the audit trail. 

-Who is Barraza Investigations and how are they involved in this Tucson PD OPS investigation? Again, they are a Phoenix based “fully bi-lingual private investigative agency.” The certified mail receipt is dated April 12, 2018. Mr. Voss, or whatever Regina wants to call him, made his original request on April 20, 2018, 8 days after the correspondence with Barraza Investigations. So this was after the DUI arrest but before Mr. Voss’s original request and before Regina Romero made her announcement that she was running for mayor.  We found the Barraza Investigations correspondence to be strange. There’s no explanation for this correspondence so we’ll just leave this as a question, why is this here? 

As promised, we looked into this a little further.  We asked the City of Tucson about Barraza Investigations.  Apparently, our request was sent to a few different departments.  What did they find?  Nothing..."That search yielded no results."

BUT WAIT!!!  We found it!  We found the evidence of correspondence between Barraza Investigations and Regina Romero's office that the City Clerk's Office could not find!  We sure would like to know what the liar Regina Romero is hiding here.  

Stay Tuned!  We are far from done here!!