re: Fat, Sloppy Texas sheriff uses Armored Vehicle to close little bar in West Odessa Tx

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Plus they did not need something extra to go and shut down this lady's bar

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No. They needed something extra to roll in a military MaxxPro tank on wheels with a gunner in the turret.

And they trick-fricked the owner by telling her on the phone that day that she was fine as long as there were no guns in the bar.

But the sheriff (right or wrong) relied on the following to roll in his police state goons:

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The statutory definition the sheriff cited appears to be part of Chapter 11.49 of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code, which states: “In this code, ‘premises’ means the grounds and all buildings, vehicles, and appurtenances pertaining to the grounds, including any adjacent premises if they are directly or indirectly under the control of the same person.”

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In other words, the sheriff relied on over-reaching "administrative law" to storm-troop a struggling bar owner in her little bar in West Odessa, Texas. (While lying to the bar owner on the phone that day in saying she was "fine as long as there were no guns IN THE BAR")

fricking jerk

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Let’s all shite on all LE due to a few bone heads!!!

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There are wayyyyyyy more piece of shite or “bone head” cops then “good(there aren’t any)” ones and they prove it on a daily basis.

fricking pathetic bootlicker, the cops aren’t your friends.

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!remember that next time there is an active shooter

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I love this line of argument.

"You better fall to your knees and bootlick these HEROS or else they won't do their JOB"

If only the public adored me and gave me discounts and better parking just for showing up and doing my job.

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No. They needed something extra to roll in a military MaxxPro tank on wheels with a gunner in the turret.

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So he needed to bring in crisis actors from out of town to do this...sure.

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And they trick-fricked the owner by telling her on the phone that day that she was fine as long as there were no guns in the bar.

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Where did you get this. All I've found is she checked with the mayor on opening he said yes within the 25% rule issued by the Governor, then called back and said no, then the protest was organized. I don't find anything where the sheriff said it was OK to have armed dudes present.

Also, she was the one that reached out to Open Texas and invited them over? Did the Sheriff make her do that?

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She said that she messaged the, “Open Texas” group to tell them that she owned a struggling business and that she needed help and Archibald messaged back almost immediately. The idea of the group is that, “All Businesses Are Essential” and the Dallas Morning News reported that, “Open Texas was created to oppose the government orders telling businesses to stay closed and residents to remain at home due to the coronavirus outbreak.”

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LINK

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In other words, the sheriff relied on over-reaching "administrative law" to storm-troop a struggling bar owner in her little bar in West Odessa, Texas.

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He relied on that law to arrest the gun-guys (crisis actors?). He was bringing in the armored car and guns regardless of which property line they were standing on or the law regarding same.