A voter fraud case against a San Antonio campaign worker is in doubt after the Texas Attorney General’s Office said in court filings that it had been disqualified from handling the case.

Raquel Rodriguez (left) faces charges of election fraud, illegal voting, unlawfully assisting people voting by mail, and unlawfully possessing an official ballot, according to a press release from AG Ken Paxton’s office. Some of the charges against Rodriguez were enhanced because the woman she’s accused of instructing to change her votes was older than 65. An attorney representing Rodriguez revealed Friday, however, that his client is the niece of the woman shown in the video. Friday’s filing states the AG investigator intentionally used “misstatements and material omissions” to get a judge to sign the arrest warrants. Rodriguez is free on bond awaiting trial, but faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of the charges.

Raquel Rodriguez (left) faces charges of election fraud, illegal voting, unlawfully assisting people voting by mail, and unlawfully possessing an official ballot, according to a press release from AG Ken Paxton’s office. Raquel Rodriguez (left) faces charges of election fraud, illegal voting, unlawfully assisting people voting by mail, and unlawfully possessing an official ballot, according to a press release from AG Ken Paxton’s office. The investigator also stated that footage shows rows of generic gift bags like the one Rodriguez gave the woman, lined up in Rodriguez’s home office. Project Veritas is a far-right activist organization that utilizes undercover video and audio in its projects. The undercover journalist, who is not named in the warrants, was interviewed as part of the criminal investigation of Rodriguez, the warrants state.

Raquel Rodriguez was taken into custody on election fraud charges on Jan. 13, 2020. SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio campaign worker seen in an undercover video last year appearing to persuade a woman to change her vote faces a long list of felony charges after being arrested Wednesday, according to the Texas Attorney General’s Office. A spokeswoman for the AG’s office responded via email only that the arrest took place in San Antonio Wednesday morning. In the same video, Rodriguez described various types of small gifts she gets for voters she comes into contact with. Project Veritas is a far-right activist organization that utilizes undercover video and audio in its projects.

The people arrested for Rene’s murder were his 13-year-old sister and her 13-year-old boyfriend. The family believes Rene’s sister had let her boyfriend in the house. Raquel Rodriguez, Rene’s sister, said the two 13-year-olds had been in a relationship for almost a year, but their family disapproved. His younger brother, Ruben, said their bond was special. “I feel like I’m alone in the house,” Ruben said.