San Jose police officer who sent racist texts asks to move case 300 miles away
A former San Jose police officer who quit the day the chief released a set of racist texts he sent to two friends is asking a judge to move his case 300 miles away because he thinks he won't get a fair trial in Santa Clara County. In court filings, the attorney for Mark McNamara cited 12 print and TV news stories about his situation, including several published by KTVU.
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