Courtesy of Robert Guest's legal blog, we have two egregious examples of BS as legal authorities in Texas attempt to enforce the legislation of private morality and actions.
The owners of the Cherry Pit are being hit with yet more ludicrous charges as the City of Duncanville attempts to run them out of town.
Organized crime? Give me a break. Everything I have read and know about the Cherry Pit leads me to conclude that the owners are about as far from organized criminals as you can get. This is nothing more than bullshit harrassment by the City of Duncanville. Note to Duncanville; we are moving house in December and we will not be living in the city. We'll consider living in Duncanville when the city starts demonstrating a proper respect for privacy and private property rights.
Meanwhile...undercover police resources in Corpus Christi were deployed in order to address the profound menace of dildo sales. As Robert Guest observes:

You would think that a city with twice the national average for property crime, and 21 murders annually could find a better use of their undercover police.

Very true. If I was an elected representative in Corpus Christi, I would be asking some awkward questions about the direction of police resources.
Bullshit nonsense like this is what leads me to conclude that a much more libertarian approach to personal and private morality is badly needed in the USA.