Houston Police Chief Says He's 'Watching' Dana Loesch. She Torches Him.
This week, NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch smoked left-wing Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo after he made a creepy and harassing remark toward her, suggesting that he and his police department are "watching" her.
It all started when Acevedo wrote a controversial Facebook post with strong Democratic overtones that said that he was "not interested" in the public's views on gun rights because, as he suggested, guns are "the problem."
That message and some of Acevedo's other far-left stances on issues drew the attention of Loesch, who called him out over it.
Acevedo hilariously responded like a child to some of the tweets put out by NRATV that featured comments made by Loesch, writing: "Bye forever or until we meet in court."
.@DLoesch to @ArtAcevedo: "You don't even honor immigration laws, so how can we expect you to honor and respect the Second Amendment and the laws governing #2A." #NRA pic.twitter.com/ZwrqN6miTB
Not intimidated, Loesch continued to call him out over his policies, which led to Acevedo saying that he and his department "we will be watching" her.
Lastly, I will not respond any further to you on any platform outside of a legal process. Be on notice that we will be watching and will do our talking in a court of Law if the need arises. Good day. twitter.com/artacevedo/sta…
Acevedo was ill-prepared for what came next, as Loesch called out his insinuation that he might be having her surveilled. Loesch responded with the following series of tweets:
I forgot to ask this last night @ArtAcevedo : when you told me that “we will be watching” (as a result of you disliking my remarks on your reported-on support of sanctuary city policies), are you using the resources of the Houston PD to watch me? AM I under surveillance? twitter.com/ArtAcevedo/sta…
Hi @houstonpolice , appreciate you. Your chief said he was “watching me” after my criticism of his reported-on sanctuary city support. I’m just curious what your SOP is on monitoring speech and whether these thoughts are shared. Thank you for your time. twitter.com/DLoesch/status…
Reached out to @houstonpolice re the thread below where @ArtAcevedo says “we will be watching” after I criticized his stance on sanctuary cities. I want confirmation if taxpayer dollars are being used to surveil citizens who criticize political appointees’ public remarks. twitter.com/DLoesch/status…
As it relates to Acevedo’s promise to “watch me,” I’m particularly curious how his behavior squares with Texas Penal Code 39.03. ethics.state.tx.us/statutes/ch36_…
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