La Marque City Council Faces Crisis as Residents Urge Removal of Controversial Councilman
A meeting was held at La Marque City Hall on Monday evening, where a group of concerned citizens expressed their desire to remove Councilman Joseph Lowry from office. The gathering came after residents, including Devonya Greenwood, claimed that Lowry uses his social media pages to harass and intimidate local citizens.
Greenwood, who has been targeted by Lowry since she posted in support of someone he disagrees with, accused the councilman of using the city as a shield to commit crimes against people. She also stated that Lowry's actions have brought animosity to the community, citing his history of making false allegations and engaging in vindictive behavior.
Lowry, however, denied any wrongdoing, insisting that he has been exposing corruption for five years. He questioned why anyone would want to remove him from office, given his efforts to uncover wrongdoing in the city.
The meeting marks the latest development in a tumultuous year for La Marque City Hall, which has struggled with financial issues and has faced criticism over its handling of various scandals. In April, the city suffered a major setback after falling victim to a phishing scam that resulted in losses exceeding $15,000.
Lowry's arrest earlier this year on multiple allegations has further added to the controversy surrounding his tenure as councilman. One of those allegations is that he attempted to frame Lowry himself for arson, with witnesses claiming they saw him writing 'F You, Lowry Rules' and then lighting his own fence on fire.
The possibility of Lowry's removal from office may be explored through a recall process, although efforts have been unsuccessful in the past. As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the future of La Marque City Council remains uncertain, with many residents questioning whether Lowry can continue to serve as their representative.
A meeting was held at La Marque City Hall on Monday evening, where a group of concerned citizens expressed their desire to remove Councilman Joseph Lowry from office. The gathering came after residents, including Devonya Greenwood, claimed that Lowry uses his social media pages to harass and intimidate local citizens.
Greenwood, who has been targeted by Lowry since she posted in support of someone he disagrees with, accused the councilman of using the city as a shield to commit crimes against people. She also stated that Lowry's actions have brought animosity to the community, citing his history of making false allegations and engaging in vindictive behavior.
Lowry, however, denied any wrongdoing, insisting that he has been exposing corruption for five years. He questioned why anyone would want to remove him from office, given his efforts to uncover wrongdoing in the city.
The meeting marks the latest development in a tumultuous year for La Marque City Hall, which has struggled with financial issues and has faced criticism over its handling of various scandals. In April, the city suffered a major setback after falling victim to a phishing scam that resulted in losses exceeding $15,000.
Lowry's arrest earlier this year on multiple allegations has further added to the controversy surrounding his tenure as councilman. One of those allegations is that he attempted to frame Lowry himself for arson, with witnesses claiming they saw him writing 'F You, Lowry Rules' and then lighting his own fence on fire.
The possibility of Lowry's removal from office may be explored through a recall process, although efforts have been unsuccessful in the past. As the situation continues to unfold, one thing is clear: the future of La Marque City Council remains uncertain, with many residents questioning whether Lowry can continue to serve as their representative.