Posted on July 01, 2010 at 1:55 pm.
Matt Masden, Justice of the Peace for Montgomery County Precinct 5 and James Metts, Justice of the Peace for Montgomery County Precinct 4 have both agreed to pay the Texas Ethics Commission $900 and $100 respectively in order to settle allegations of campaign finance violations.
Both were accused of several violations of state statutes which regulate campaign finance.
The TEC resolutions below provide specific details about the allegations and findings involved in each case.
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MCSO Press Release – Weekly Blotter 1-7-12
MCSO Press Release – Shooting Investigation – Porter
Conroe PD Press Release – Free Crime Mapping App
Pct. 1 Constable Press Release – Walnut Cove Arrests
MCSO Press Release – Weekly Blotter 1-31-12
Pct. 4 Constable Press Release – Meth Bust, East County
Shenandoah PD Press Release – Suspect Pleads Guilty to Assault on a Public Servant
MCSO Press Release – Warrant Service – Cocaine Trafficking
MCSO Press Release – Juvenile Sexual Assault – Suspect Sought
Arson Assault Blotter Burglary Campaign Finance Reports Check Register CISD Conroe County Judge Crime DWI East County Entrapment Fatality Fire Homicide Hurricane Kidnapping Lake Conroe Law Enforcement Magnolia MCSO Montgomery Montgomery County MVA Narcotics New Caney North County Porter Public Safety Pursuit Robbery Sadler Shenandoah Shooting South County Splendora TEC Theft Tough Township Weather West County Willis Woodlands
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