ROCKPORT, Texas - The Aransas County Attorney's Office is accusing a local police officer of being untrustworthy and therefore refusing to rely on his testimony in cases. The allegation is now under challenge by an entire police force who say their comrade is a target of a retaliation coordinated by Aransas County Attorney Kristen Barnebey.
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Police fear the actions of the county attorney may be a final breaking point in a judicial system “already falling apart at the seams,” as case after case is either lost at trial or ultimately dismissed. Police said the failure by prosecutors to work effectively with law enforcement is a primary barrier in the successful prosecution of criminal cases, adding it is becoming increasingly apparent county attorneys do not have the best interest of the community in mind.

The Aransas County Attorney's Office has failed to acquire a guilty verdict in dozens of cases since Barnebey took office. The last six jury trials since January, have been won, however, Barnebey herself has never gained a conviction in a criminal proceeding as her assistants are handling the case load.

“Each prosecutor swears an oath under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Art. 2.01, ‘not to convict, but to see that justice is done.’ What you rarely hear quoted is the next sentence: ‘They shall not suppress evidence or secrete witnesses capable of establishing the innocence of the accused.’

“When law enforcement will not uphold the law, prosecutors must step forward and ensure the law is being followed and unethical officers are not being put before the judge and jury as credible witnesses.

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County Attorney Refuses to Accept All Rockport Police Cases

Article seems very biased in favor of the police department but as I don't know the situation it's hard to judge from the outside; that being said I do like the words the DA is saying.