CRAWFORD -- Police tracked down war protester Cindy Sheehan at a vigil near President Bush's ranch for failing to pay a traffic ticket.
Officers from the Waco suburb of Woodway went to a roadblock near the ranch Tuesday night where Sheehan and other war protesters had gathered, said Sheehan's spokeswoman Tiffany Burns.
A Woodway police spokeswoman said the officers told Sheehan there were two outstanding warrants for her arrest, one for an unpaid traffic ticket and the other for failure to appear in court.
State securities regulators charged Patrick Davison, a Billings, Mont. businessman and recently co-chairman of Montana Sen. Conrad Burns' re-election finance committee, with fraud while he was a broker at UBS PaineWebber.
Mr. Davison was a broker with UBS PaineWebber until 2003.
The state, in a complaint filed Friday, alleges that Mr. Davison convinced several investors to put $1.2 million into phony investments.
The year after Mr. Davison left UBS PaineWebber, the firm received "several customer complaints" against him, "resulting in over $500,000 in restitution being paid by the company," the state said.
Mr. Davison, a Republican who ran for governor in 2004, resigned as chair of Mr. Burn's re-election finance committee on July 27 for personal reasons, according to reports.
"Phony investments"? Who were the investors? More as I find it.
