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[Hidden Content] A couple of things of interest to note from the article: all shots hit him in the front, meaning he was not running away, and even after being shot did not turn away. he was hit by a taser, but only one barb went in, making it ineffectual. There are still many unanswered questions in this case, but with what's being released now I'm not sure that there's any crime to charge the officer with. Has anyone seen anything about a grand jury or possible charges?

Tasty Cream Donuts in Beaumont on phelan is my favorite breakfast. It's probably best I live in fannett now.

a perfect example of how videos that show officers "doing something wrong" often don't show important factors that lead to officers reacting the way they do.

I thought you meant infections of people. From what I saw this amoeba is probably in most of the fresh water that we swim in around here. You can't get infected by drinking it, only by getting it up your nose.

Now I can get sausage cheese biscuits for dinner! Because sometimes I just don't feel like waiting until breakfast for a case of diarrhea!

Oklahoma and Kansas most recently, that I could find.

It occurs in warm, fresh water, with most cases occurring in texas, Arkansas, Florida, California, and Arizona.

I did a little research. There have only been 133 diagnosed cases in the last 53 years. Of those, 130 were fatal. So basically, if you get it, you're going to die, but millions and millions of people a year swim in infected waters, with an average of 2 or 3 of them becoming infected. You probably have a better chance of winning the lottery than getting infected.

wouldn't be surprised if they ganged up on him and shot him with his own gun after he hesitated to shoot them out of fear of becoming the next media hate target.

All races are created equal, but all races also come with their own cultures that lead to the races becoming unequal in various ways.

Nobody said she was a bad person. That being said, I've accomplished as much or more in my life than she did, DIDN'T commit a felony, DIDN'T kill myself while in jail for said felony, and nobody's naming streets after me. When the noteworthy difference beteen two people's lives is that one is a felon that committed suicide, it seems like the other one might be more deserving of public honor.

The fact that the police brought a suspect in with no incident who had just brutally executed one of their own should go a long way in showing that police do not go around indiscriminately shooting criminals.

Horrible. Overall, it's been a very bad week for law enforcement in the south. I'm glad they caught this guy before he could do it again.

I still find it strange that this particular set of grandparents wasn't listed on his obituary. Maybe they aren't as involved with him as they're letting on? Anyway, with that being said, I've talked to 4 different HF students who knew him, and all of them said he was often in trouble, went to in school suspension on various occasions, and was overall just a bad seed. I guess when you have family that will apologize for you no matter WHAT you do, it's easy to understand why a kid might not see anything wrong with the crime he was committing.

A shocking crime, but as TVC said, the only reason its more shocking than other shootings is because we got a first person view from the shooter. I hope this doesn't become the new "thing" for crazies.

hippy, I think you quoted the wrong person

She was deservedly arrested and then killed herself in jail. I would say that Prairie View would be well-served to dig a little harder in their effort to find heroes to name their streets after.

Am I the only one that could see Trump and his brashness leading us into a nuclear war with someone? That he could easily find a way to disrespect a world power like china or Russia to the point that he instigates an attack?

the very few bad ones, combined with the media's effort to make it APPEAR that there are several bad ones, is what's giving the countless good ones a bad rap.

I guess this can put to bed speculation that he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, that he was influenced by his friends, and that he was just a dumb kid who wasn't going to hurt anybody. Reading this article made me feel a lot less sorry about what happened. I've heard a lot from people in this community that leads me to believe that the family shouldn't have been talking about what a sweet, innocent child he was to begin with. They can definitely stop with it now.

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I saw a chart that someone posted on Facebook. None in Beaumont to start, but it showed it in liberty county in their first phase of restocking. Assuming that the chart was correct, AND you're that hard up for bluebell, that's not too bad of a trip.

Have they released the homeowner's identity?

A tragedy. I hate to see the family getting on media trying to shift blame, but I guess nobody wants to think their kid did something bad. It's terrible that a 16-year-old was killed, but based on the circumstances, the homeowner did nothing wrong. In the same situation, I would've responded exactly the same way.