Emergency Chief Frank Patterson on the hot seat with attorney Mike Dixon |
Will Jones, freshman Commissioner |
WFAA's
Brett Shipp asked, “Sir, do you have a single shred of evidence
that you have an LEPC (local emergency planning committee)?”
The
County Commissioner looked at the lawyer, made a cut-off sign across
his neck, and it was all over.
From the beginning, it was all downhill, and then the conference broke up in a shouting match.
That's when the Commissioners Court's Attorney, Mike Dixon, told
emergency coordinator Frank Patterson to stop taking questions.
WFAA newsman Brett Shipp
It
won't be the most pleasant 20 minutes of your life, but if you listen
to the edited audio recording, you will get general idea of what it
was like.
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The
bottom line is this. The powers that be are taking no questions and
giving no answers as to how the disastrous explosion of 270 tons of
ammonium nitrate happened, and how hundreds of families are homeless
as a result.
Click here to hear an audited recording:
https://soundcloud.com/the-legendary/lepc-news-conference-1
Click here to hear an audited recording:
https://soundcloud.com/the-legendary/lepc-news-conference-1
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The Legendary
This commissioners court love to violate the law and go behind closed doors.
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