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Chief: Officer abused power
A Corpus Christi police officer fired Friday bought a seized truck for about $10,000 less than its real value and visited one of its owners in jail to negotiate the sale, Chief Bryan Smith said in a disciplinary letter. The officer, 22-year veteran Senior Officer Martin Jasso, was fired Friday after he was accused of abusing his authority with his involvement in vehicle sales at the city's impound lot, the letter said. A Corpus Christi Police Department captain and lieutenant also are under investigation and were put on paid administrative leave Tuesday. Smith wouldn't comment Wednesday and has said he will make an announcement at the end of the week. He detailed allegations against Jasso in a letter sent Friday to the city's Civil Service Commission and Human Resources Department.
McCartney Dr: Stop boozing
DOCTORS ordered SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY to quit boozing over heart fears, it was claimed yesterday. But the Beatle, 65, who recently underwent surgery to clear his arteries, allegedly IGNORED them in 2005 - sparking huge rows with estranged wife Heather Mills. A source told the New York Post newspaper he has had electric shock treatment since to alleviate the problem. The insider added: It’s not a threatening condition, he just needs to take better care of himself. This was a major source of problems between him and Heather Mills. .
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Fit people a health system burden
So why do larger people often die young of a heart attack? I think this is a wee bit on the false or made up side. I know heaps of smokers who live longer than healthier people, larger people as well. I think it's peoples life styles as well as what they smoke or eat that then produces a earlier death. Posted by: Sarah of Cbd 3:21pm today .
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