Tag: Tennessee

  • Radio Sues Safety Boss over Criminal Traffic stops 

    Radio Sues Safety Boss over Criminal Traffic stops 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 544-2285  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Monday, Oct 5, 2026 —  Radio investigative reporter David Tulis has filed a lawsuit that he says will overturn a long-standing program that contradicts “the form of government in Tennessee and the duty to respect innocent members of the traveling public.” “What this lawsuit does…

  • Hearing Set in Knox County Chancery Court Regarding Allegations of Fraud by County Officials

    Hearing Set in Knox County Chancery Court Regarding Allegations of Fraud by County Officials

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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Apr. 12, 2026) — KNOXVILLE, TN — A hearing has been scheduled before Chancellor Heagerty in the Knox County Chancery Court to address critical motions regarding allegations of fraud involving members of the Knox County Law Department, specifically Myers Morton, and the Chancery Court Clerk’s Office. The motions aim to address procedural irregularities…

  • My Home (RR)

    My Home (RR)

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    by Henry, ©2025 (Oct. 17, 2025) — “Cherokee Morning Song” (3:00) “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to ‘The Pulse of the Nation,’ the place to hear it here first. Chief New Leaf would like to share his observations with us. Take it away, Chief.” “Thank you. I will just state the facts; make of them what you…

  • Tennessee and the Return to Common Sense: Historical Education is in Fact Safety

    Tennessee and the Return to Common Sense: Historical Education is in Fact Safety

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    by Kathleen Marquardt, American Policy Center, ©2025 (Sep. 12, 2025) — Places like New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and California try to keep the peace by omission, by making law-abiding people get hand-gun licenses –if they are even available, while the mentally ill and felons and illegal aliens run around carrying, often even brandishing their…

  • The Devil Is in the Details

    The Devil Is in the Details

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    by Kathleen Marquardt, American Policy Center, ©2025 (Sep. 1, 2025) —President Trump is making many valid changes. A major one is doing away with politically deceptive Department of Education (which Reagan wanted to do), thus returning our children’s learning back to the states and counties – where it belongs. The President has also eliminated the…

  • Appeal Forces County to Back Traffic Stops 

    Appeal Forces County to Back Traffic Stops 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Tuesday, July 8, 2025 – A radio reporter who says traffic stops are the most powerful extension of Jim Crow abuse upon the weak and poor is forcing Hamilton County to defend traffic stops before the U.S. court of appeals in the 6th circuit. The county has…

  • Lee Team Rebuffs Law 706 Days; During Suit 78,979 People Illegally Convicted

    Lee Team Rebuffs Law 706 Days; During Suit 78,979 People Illegally Convicted

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680   davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Wednesday, July 2, 2025 —  Tennessee’s corrupt department of Revenue insists on having the last word in my bid to overthrow the “Eye of Sauron” surveillance and revocation system and to restore my suspended registration tag. Deputy commissioner Christine Lapps refuses to deal with my motion for reconsideration…

  • Appeal Asks Decriminalized Traffic Stops 

    Appeal Asks Decriminalized Traffic Stops 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Thursday, May 8, 2025  – A radio journalist suing to decriminalize traffic stops is taking his case to the 6th circuit court of appeals in Cincinnati because “we don’t need handcuffs, draggings and jail cells for managing any Tennessee occupational privilege.” David Tulis of Eagle Radio Network…

  • Tulis Files Override Appeal on Injunction 

    Tulis Files Override Appeal on Injunction 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680   davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Friday, May 2, 2025 —  A radio journalist suing two state commissioners is asking a judge for permission to go over her head to challenge her refusal to stop a program that generates 40,832 criminal arrests a year. David Tulis is suing to halt what he calls…

  • Journalist to Argue on Fraud Injunction 

    Journalist to Argue on Fraud Injunction 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE— David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Tuesday, April 8, 2025 — Radio journalist David Tulis will ask a chancery court judge in Nashville to halt what he calls “the Eye of Sauron” program revoking tags of people too poor or unwilling to buy auto insurance.  Judge Anne Martin will hear arguments Thursday at 11 a.m. in Davidson County chancery…

  • Tax Boss Says Dismiss Suit for Length 

    Tax Boss Says Dismiss Suit for Length 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Friday, April 4, 2025 — Tennessee’s commissioner of revenue says a lawsuit alleging a mass fraud by his department should be booted as too long. In a filing in Davidson County Chancery Court, Cmsr. David Gerregano says the 93-page complaint by Eagle Radio Network reporter David Tulis…

  • Suit Says Fraud Boosts State $156 Mil

    Suit Says Fraud Boosts State $156 Mil

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Friday, March 28, 2025 – A radio journalist suing the commissioner of revenue alleging mandatory auto insurance is a fraud says the state’s  “Eye of Sauron” program skims $156.39 million in taxes from illicit premiums. In a filing this week in Davidson County Chancery Court, David Tulis…

  • Patterson Blow against ‘Sauron’ Case Proves Fatal

    Patterson Blow against ‘Sauron’ Case Proves Fatal

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025 —  A denial order by criminal court judge Boyd Patterson proves fatal to a journalist’s bid to have his “Eye of Sauron” corruption case heard by the state’s new anticorruption special three-judge panel. The radio reporter is suing two Gov. Bill…

  • Long, Gerregano Fail to Deny Fraud in 2 Suits 

    Long, Gerregano Fail to Deny Fraud in 2 Suits 

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    by David Tulis, tntrafficticket.us (Jan. 2, 2025) — IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025 — Two top officials in the Gov. Bill Lee administration have declined to answer accusations in lawsuits accusing them of running an extortion racket in service of insurance companies. David Gerregano, commissioner revenue, and Jeff…

  • To Media Fogbombers: Is Suit to Cut Arrests 60% News?

    To Media Fogbombers: Is Suit to Cut Arrests 60% News?

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    by David Tulis, tntrafficticket.us, Eagle Radio Network CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024 — When I sued the former chief justice for having a false arrest to keep his conference secret, the fogbombers ignored it. And I sued cop William Orange of Franklin, Tenn., for putting hands on me and arresting me at the judicial…

  • Case in New Anti-Corruption Court Rips Tax, Safety Bosses

    Case in New Anti-Corruption Court Rips Tax, Safety Bosses

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    by David Tulis, tntrafficticket.us (Nov. 7, 2024) — Immediate release   contact David Tulis (423) 316 2680  Davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Monday, Nov. 4, 2024 — Investigative reporter David Tulis is using Tennessee’s new anti-corruption court to sue tax commissioner David Gerregano and safety commissioner Jeff Long for what he calls a “mass shakedown of the poor…

  • In Malicious TN Case, Jury Convicts ‘2A Ray’ without ‘Evil Intent’ Evidence 

    In Malicious TN Case, Jury Convicts ‘2A Ray’ without ‘Evil Intent’ Evidence 

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    by David Tulis, TNtrafficticket.us, davidtulis.substack.com, NoogaRadio 96.9 FM (Aug. 5, 2024) — CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Friday, Aug. 2, 2024 – A jury today accepts claims by DA Coty Wamp’s office that plumber Ray Rzeplinski amassed a 55-piece gun collection while knowing he was a convicted felon. The 12 citizens also convict him for owning a short-barreled…

  • Mystery Envelope Remains Sealed

    Mystery Envelope Remains Sealed

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 11, 2024) — In late February, former Shelby County, TN Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Earley Story received an unexpected envelope from Tony Carruthers, a Tennessee inmate relegated to death row after a conviction for allegedly murdering three Memphis residents in 1994. In September 2019, then-Tennessee Atty. Gen. Herbert H. Slatery filed a…

  • When Your Red State Governor Dresses in Blue

    When Your Red State Governor Dresses in Blue

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    by Kathleen Marquardt, American Policy Center, ©2024 (Mar. 25, 2024) — I’ll make this short – but in no way will you find it sweet unless you are WOKE, stoned out of your friggin’ head, or have been educated in our taxpayer-funded “school” system. This underhandedness that I am writing about today is in Tennessee,…

  • Will Earley Story Finally Get His Due?

    Will Earley Story Finally Get His Due?

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 6, 2024) — On Monday morning, former Shelby County, TN Sheriff’s Office deputy Earley Story went to court for the first time in regard to his bid to obtain the pension he would have received had he not been terminated from his position as a sheriff’s office sergeant following a false…