In the interests of the leadership of the APS and for as long as I can remember, Chavez has been the kind of PIO that keeps the FOG in business; less than candid, forthright and honest in response to stake and interest holders' legitimate questions.
In his defense, he is only following orders.
If he wants to keep his cushy job, he does as he is told.
Most recently, Chavez has been told to obfuscate my search for evidence of yet another civil rights violation precipitated by his boss, APS Crisis Manager and Executive Director of Communications Monica Armenta.
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| Armenta is seen here ordering APS' publicly funded private police force to expel me from a gubernatorial debate in violation of my right to attend. |
I am in the midst of an effort to exercise my Constitutionally protected human right to be the press and she is trying to stop me. Armenta, and those who enable her, are violating my civil rights.
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Reedy is in receipt of a complaint concerning Armenta's violation of my civil rights and is apparently doing nothing. Reedy is knowingly permitting or negligently allowing her subordinate to violate my First Amendment rights with impunity.
If complaints are ever filed in federal district court, against Armenta, Reedy, and the board, they will enjoy the benefits of yet another cost-is-no-object legal defense and finally the admissions of no guilt in a settlement.
Just for the record, no litigation is pending or threatened, so there really is no reason why any one of them could not respond candidly, forthrightly and honestly to questions from the media
... if ever they decide to ask any.
Chavez photo Mark Bralley
Armenta photo ched macquigg
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