Darren White Broke the Law; Five Times At Least

New Mexico Attorney General Gary King's Office has determined that Darren White broke the law.

The Rio Grande Valley's High Sheriff sat down at his computer and passed himself off as another public servant; the BCSO custodian of public records, twice. He obfuscated the surrender of public records three times.

You have to wonder; why?

The short answer is; why not?

He has everything to gain, and nothing to lose. Although there are multiple counts of willful and deliberate violation of the law he has sworn to uphold; he will suffer no consequence. He cannot be held accountable for violating the law.

Because Charlie Moore's Journal, and Bill Slakey's Tribune won't report this story; and because it won't be on broadcast on TV, Darren White will not have to explain his misconduct. He will not have to defend his conduct. He will not even have to acknowledge that he has broken the law.

The public record that he is trying to suppress, is of felony criminal misuse of computers for which he was responsible. If the evidence shows that he knew what was going, I would suppose it might even cost him his job.

This is the same body of evidence that the leadership of the APS/Modrall is hiding; the results of a private investigation which apparently reiterates the evidence of felony criminal misconduct and a criminal conspiracy which includes the leadership of the APS.

This is the same body of evidence that is being hidden in the office of district attorney, Kari Brandenburg.

No one of them will answer a single question about that evidence. They don't have to explain why. They don't have to defend themselves. They don't even have to admit that the impartial investigation of the APS Police Department contains evidence of felony criminal misconduct.

They have everything to gain, and nothing to lose.