HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- After watching 10 minutes of the Weather Channel on the day Hurricane Harvey made landfall as a category four storm, Arkema CEO Richard Rowe decided the company needed a crisis call to get company updates, according to an email filed in Harris County Wednesday. The filing, made by the Harris County District Attorney's office in Arkema's criminal case, comes a week after a filing from prosecutors that showed an Arkema competitor made plans days before the storm to ship dangerous chemicals to New York. The documents, filed as a part of the public record, is a rare glimpse inside a prosecutor's case. Rarer still are two such filings in as many weeks. "This case is based on politics not facts or law," said Arkema attorney Rusty Hardin. "The prosecutor should have gathered all the facts before filing these ridiculous and baseless indictments. It appears this court filing was aimed simply at getting media to repeat the allegations."