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The conversation with Jesus Casas, CPA, covers his political experience, vision for healthcare, return to the hospital district, and the importance of financial responsibility in public service. It delves into his proposals for a new hospital, cancer treatment center, and autism care center, as well as the financial considerations and challenges involved in these initiatives. The conversation delves into the complexities of land purchase and the associated restrictions, highlighting the conflict between accountability and profitability. It then explores the differences between public and private finances, emphasizing the importance of community healthcare development and effective financial administration. The discussion concludes with a focus on the candidate's motivations and commitment to community engagement.

Takeaways

* Experience in Public Office
* Financial Responsibility Accountability vs. Profitability
* Community Healthcare Development
* Financial Administration

Chapters

* 00:00 Introduction to Jesus Casas
* 01:13 Political Experience and Vision for Healthcare
* 02:09 Returning to the Hospital District
* 03:23 Financial Responsibility and Public Service
* 34:31 The Land Purchase and Restrictions
* 36:13 Accountability vs. Profitability
* 39:00 Healthcare Development and Financial Administration
* 01:01:08 Motivations and Community Engagement

The Maverick Times Podcast Episode #0089 Jesus Casas CPA For MCHD Board is in The Hot Seat!

The Maverick Times Podcast Episode #0089 Jesus Casas CPA For MCHD Board is in The Hot Seat!!

🚨 WOMAN ALLEGEDLY CRAWLS THROUGH PET DOOR AND ATTACKS RESIDENT WITH PIPE WRENCH IN DEL RIO!

Eagle Pass Police say an investigation involving two aggressive and unrestrained dogs escalated after a man allegedly interfered with officers and fled into a nearby residence.

Francisco Garza Hernandez, 55, was charged with interference with public duties, evading, and resisting arrest. Police said his combined bond was set at $8,000 with no PR bond. A 41 year old woman was also released pending charges related to the incident.

All allegations remain subject to the judicial process.

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🚨 ANIMAL COMPLAINT LEADS TO ARREST IN EAGLE PASS

Eagle Pass Police say they responded Tuesday, Sept. 15, to a retail department store in the 400 block of S. Bibb Avenue on a theft in progress.

According to EPPD, two women exited through the Garden Center with a shopping cart containing $1,794.54 in unpaid merchandise before store loss prevention stopped them. Police say all of the property was recovered.

Paula Alejandra Gonzalez Maldonado and Areli Sarahi Escalante were taken into custody at the scene, booked at EPPD, and presented to a magistrate. Each is charged with theft of property ($750–$2,500), a Class A misdemeanor. Bond for each was set at $7,000 with no personal recognizance. Both were transferred to Tom Bowles Detention Center. The case goes to the Maverick County District Attorney.

All persons arrested are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

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TWO ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGEDLY WALK OUT OF RETAIL STORE WITH CART FILLED WITH $1,794 IN MERCHANDISE

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According to a report obtained by The Maverick Times from the Eagle Pass Police Department, officers attempted to stop a blue Ford Mustang near South Bibb Avenue on Sept. 11, 2026, for a traffic violation. Police say the driver, Jose Pacheco, fled at high speed and nearly struck a patrol unit.

Officers tracked the Mustang to a residence on Timber Wood Drive, where Pacheco removed the vehicle’s license plates and fled inside on foot, the department said. Officers later returned to the residence on a disturbance call, located Pacheco hiding under a bed, and took him into custody.

Pacheco was booked on:

• Tampering with physical evidence — $20,000 bond, no PR

• Evading arrest/detention with a vehicle — $15,000 bond, no PR

• Evading arrest/detention on foot — $5,000 bond, no PR

• Family violence, Class C misdemeanor — citation issued

Combined bond was set at $40,000. He was transported to Tom Bowles Detention Center. The cases were referred to the Maverick County District Attorney and County Attorney.

All persons arrested are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

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DRIVER FLEES IN MUSTANG NEAR SOUTH BIBB, FOUND HIDING UNDER BED, ISSUED $40,000 BOND

A viral video circulating on social media shows a New England Patriots fan holding his ground during a heated confrontation with a group of Seattle Seahawks fans.

The situation escalates as several individuals appear to confront and strike the Patriots fan, who can be seen defending himself during the altercation.

The circumstances leading up to the confrontation remain unclear from the video alone.

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PATRIOTS FAN HOLDS HIS GROUND DURING CONFRONTATION WITH GROUP OF SEAHAWKS FANS

Eagle Pass Police and U.S. Border Patrol say they intercepted a suspected human smuggling operation on Sept. 9 during an Operation Stone Garden detail.

According to EPPD, officers tracked a vehicle from Rio Road to Del Rio Blvd and detained the driver, 32-year-old Angel Alfredo Dominguez Rajal. Police say the Street Crimes Initiative took over the investigation and that Dominguez Rajal had been recruited via social media to pick up undocumented individuals and harbor them at a local hotel.

Officers say they entered the hotel room and located two men, Enrique Antonio Duran Canova and Victor Manuel Cantarero Martinez. Martinez was found to have three active out-of-state warrants, police said. Both were transferred to Border Patrol custody.

Dominguez Rajal was charged with two third-degree felonies, Operation of a Stash House and Smuggling of Persons. Combined bond was set at $100,000. He was taken to Tom Bowles Detention Center. The case goes to the Maverick County District Attorney.

All persons arrested are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

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SOCIAL MEDIA RECRUIT FOR HOTEL STASH HOUSE, CAUGHT SMUGGLING CHARGES

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