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Former McKinney Mayor Claims Police Referred Recall Petition Complaint To Texas Rangers
Former McKinney Mayor says police referred perjury complaint to Texas Rangers over recall petitions.
In brief
Former McKinney Mayor says police referred perjury complaint to Texas Rangers over recall petitions. Former McKinney Mayor George Fuller claims McKinney police referred a criminal complaint about alleged perjury in recall petitions to Texas Rangers for investigation. Originally reported by Dallas Express.
Former McKinney Mayor Claims
Former McKinney Mayor George Fuller claims the McKinney Police Department referred a criminal complaint involving alleged perjury in the city's recall petition process to the Texas Rangers.
Alleged Perjury in Recall Petitions
The allegations concern whether individuals who signed sworn circulator statements actually collected or witnessed the signatures associated with those statements.
October 15, 2026 Claim
Fuller announced the alleged criminal complaint in a Facebook post on October 15, 2026.
Texas Rangers Investigation
The complaint calls for investigators to determine who organized, directed, facilitated, or knowingly participated in any coordinated effort to falsify sworn petition documents.
Collin County Citizens for Integrity
Collin County Citizens for Integrity, led by Paul Chabot, actively recruited signature gatherers including volunteers and potential paid workers.
Recall Campaign Response
John Aselton, who led the recall campaign, said neither McKinney Police nor the Texas Rangers had contacted his group.
The headline
Former McKinney Mayor George Fuller claims McKinney police referred a criminal complaint about alleged perjury in recall petitions to Texas Rangers for investigation.
