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  1. The Dave Campbell's crew will be live at the Birdville Fine Arts Complex for the UIL Realignment announcemnet on Monday Feb 2, we''ll go on the air at 845am. Greg Tepper will host and I'll be on for analysis. We'll have a few DFW area coaches on along with an interview with the UIL. The broadcast is free across all Dave Campbell's platforms, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, TexanLive, etc.
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  2. BH about to build a new field house along with new football locker rooms. $95 million bond to be voted on in May [Hidden Content]
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  3. From the article: “DHS has no record of this incident”. This is gonna be Trump’s Kent State. Fascism has reached it’s high water mark in this country..
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  4. If he had a second gun Trump would’ve jumped all over it, and the border patrol as well. Anything to make this ugly event look a little better for him. They put out a pic of his gun almost immediately. If there had been two you better believe they would’ve let us know
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  5. I’m looking forward to the new market in Silsbee. I wonder how long it’ll be before ICE shows up? Just because you’re a citizen doesn’t mean they won’t haul you in. Maybe even deport you. Oughtta be real good for business, all this fear and violence directed towards people who don’t look white enough. And white people who don’t like to see others treated like animals. Shoot first. Ask questions later, if you feel like it.
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  6. no paywall - a fairly long read, but it does include still frames from the videos we have and case law….. if you want to hear an opinion from someone who has actually prosecuted use of force cases. @tvc184 - this may be right up your ally, [Hidden Content]#
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  7. Don’t use @DCT gingko biloba to try to help. It just makes you talk to yourself. 😂 😉 Now, I need to go to Walmart Vision Center and get my progressives adjusted before my teeth fall out…
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  8. Yes, 💯 percent in my opinion. One of the key issues that came out almost immediately is that one agent had already taken the pistol. First if the time issue. The second issue is, was the agent who fired the shots aware that the pistol had been removed? Put yourself in the position of the agent who fired the shots. If someone yells GUN!!, where are you going to look? Are you gonna start looking at the hands of the several agents or are you going to be looking at the suspect? I have been there. I was on the porch one time trying to take a man into custody and he started fighting and actually got my partners pistol out of the holster. There were three other officers there besides me. I can promise you that I was not looking at the other officers’ hands. I don’t know what the officer saw and I would like to see any body cam footage but those are sometimes extremely limited in what they show. The burden of proof in court is still, is there proof beyond a reasonable doubt that in this situation, the officer was not in fear and he knew that the suspect no longer had the pistol?
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  9. If the city and county uphold the ICE warrants like they should, none of this would happen. There would be no need to apprehend people in the streets as they are likely already in custody. Imagine a system or a violent criminal is in the county jail and the federal government has a hold on them and the powers that be want to hurry up and get the violent criminal back out on the street again quickly….. so they can escape federal warrants. It’s the movie Idiocrasy playing out in real life.
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  10. Game Lumberton 54 Silsbee 61
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  11. How about the abridged TVC special version? 😉
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  12. Don’t you just love white liberals that feel they must be the voice for the poor downtrodden minority that can’t speak for themselves.
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  13. Can’t believe it takes this long for fraud to be discovered. It’s not like it wasn’t already in the news and under investigation. Guess it’s what happens when the DOJ is weaponized against the real Americans.
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  14. Very good read. Makes sense to me, and I actually took the time to look up his referenced cases. Thanks for sharing! I bookmarked his page & gave e-mail for the freebie. Good stuff.
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  15. Compliments of UT Smollett.
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  16. @Big girl is a nurse, so I know she is smart. She should read it as he explains the law and what occurred and it appears he committed 2 felonies before he was shot.....
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  17. This weeks episode is up on YouTube [Hidden Content]
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  18. Good read. Almost as long as tvc. 😂
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  19. SHIPWRECKEDCREW on X - a 20 year federal prosecutor removed the paywall on a substack account explaining this situation, what matters based on law. I'm going to post the link later - I was going to copy and pace but it has pictures and still shots from the videos.
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  20. I’m impressed, that was hard to read on an iPhone, I can’t imagine typing it😂
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  21. Don't believe everything you read. They say "no tax increase," but the city/county raises value of your house/property. Thus, your property taxes total goes up. The school doesn't change the decimal... You might ask, how does this always happen? This must be a coincidence that your land value goes up every time a bond passes. Yeah, I am sure that it is...
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  22. Jasper has a pile of sophomores. If this coach stays they will be a problem in a couple of years.
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  23. Excellent scenario Hippy, and one I can truly believe. I said he may have had another gun, but like you said, he possibly went for something. I just can’t bring myself to believe that these officers eliminated the threat without just cause.
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  24. Why does that matter if he committed a crime? What if he just walked up, they seen the gun, asked him for his permit, he refused, said he didn't have it or his ID, or said I KNOW MY RIGHTS - since he was getting in the middle of what they were doing and not having permit/ID, they asked for the gun, he refused, a struggle broke out, one agent is able to get the gun, only one of the 5 agents see that, 2 seconds later, he reaches down to his empty holster (that not all agents know is empty), one agent yells gun gun gun - agents fire to eliminate the threat. The agent is going to claim he was in fear of his life or the other agents live cause he reached for the gun. If it makes it to court, which it won't because there is at least one supreme court ruling that supports this reasoning.
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  25. Great win from Jasper. Hope they can keep trending in the right direction. Would love to see some excitement built for them
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  26. baddog

    Ilhan Omar

    Thanks Reagan. Other staged events by the left…..Padilla crashing Noem meeting….Jussie Smollett….just to name a couple. Some people can be spoon-fed this garbage and believe it. They are so easily conquered.
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  27. I believe I’ve read where 4 agents still had their body cams on.
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  28. mat

    Ilhan Omar

    Bacon grease?
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  29. The totality of circumstances is not a legal standard for determining a decision. The totality of circumstances is the means by which a decision is made. In short it means, did you look at everything. The totality of circumstances means that you have to look at all factors before making a decision. The totality of circumstances is not the decision but how you get there. To judge an officer’s use of force, you can’t simply look at the moment of threat which is something that the Fifth Circuit Court basically invented on their own. That meant, if an officer was in danger at any moment in time, he could lawfully respond to that threat. That is not what the Supreme Court said because the officer could have been committing a crime and that crime may have been the reason that the officer was in danger. For example, what if an officer had unlawfully stopped someone without the required reasonable suspicion? Then he jumped out for no reason and started beating on the person with a baton risking, serious injury or death to the innocent person. The innocent person then took the baton away to try and survive and the officer then shot the innocent person. Obviously at the moment the officer used deadly force, he was in danger. A person had an impact weapon and could seriously injure or kill the officer. That is why the moment of threat in itself doesn’t work. Sure the officer was an extreme danger at that moment but he caused himself to be in the extreme danger by committing a crime. In such cases (actually all cases) the totality of circumstances tells you “how” to arrive at a decision but it is not in itself the legal standard. It simply means to look at the entire situation before rendering an opinion. That standard is in the police use of force is “objective reasonableness” or what would a “reasonable” officer do under the same circumstances. Obviously, if an officer made an unlawful traffic stop like in my example and then jumped out and started using unlawful force, that is not what a reasonable officer would do. That loses in the objective reasonableness standard from Graham v. Connor. Again, how do we arrive at the objective reasonableness (legal) standard? By looking at the entire situation. That entire situation is the totality of circumstances which (again) is not the standard but the means. The totality of circumstances, when judging an officer’s use of force is meaningless without the standard of objective reasonableness. So we use the totality of circumstances to arrive at the Supreme Court legal standard for the use of force….. objective reasonableness. Since you cited the Supreme Court website, here is a quote from that site: “Held: A claim that a law enforcement officer used excessive force during a stop or arrest is analyzed under the Fourth Amendment, which requires that the force deployed be objectively reasonable from “the perspective of a reasonable officer at the scene.” Graham v. Connor, 490 U. S. 386, 396. The inquiry into the reasonableness of police force requires analyzing the “totality of the circumstances.” We can see from the words of the Supreme Court “Held” that the use of force “requires that the force be objectively reasonable” as ruled in Graham. That if the Supreme Court talking, not me. The Supreme Court goes on to say that we arrive at objectively reasonable by… “analyzing the ‘totality of circumstances’”. So the totality of circumstances which people get fixated on is not the standard for judging the police use of force. That standard is objective reasonableness as determined by looking at the entire incident and not just the last couple of seconds. The Supreme Court in Barnes did not even look at the situation involving Officer Felix and plainly said that they didn’t even look into the situation or answered any questions about the officer initiating the situation. The only conclusion was, look at the entire traffic stop and not merely the moment that shots were fired and determine if the officer’s actions were “reasonable”. The Fifth Circuit heard the case again almost immediately have said, Yep, we looked at the entire thing and came for the same conclusion. The officers’s actions were objectively reasonable.
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  30. Marxism is making another attempt. How's about we just follow the laws on the books, passed by the People's Representatives in Congress? I believe they're as simple as illegal immigration is just that...ILLEGAL. Deport those here illegally with their limited due process rights, and quit making carve-outs. Either that, or change the law.
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  31. Even Gov. Abbott is saying there needs to be a reset. If the Texas Governor says that, it’s fairly obvious there’s an issue—in perception and communication at the least. Houston City Council meeting last night was overrun with people demanding the city stop working with ICE. Right now, Houston holds those with ICE warrants—just like they hold anyone for any other agency. But, they don’t assist in any other way that’s not a normal part of their duties. The madness is spreading.
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  32. The blame game. [Hidden Content] [Hidden Content]
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  33. That is actually a well known way to carry, often called the SOB carry or Small of Back. They make holsters for specifically that purpose. It has probably lost some favor in recent years with the trend being more toward appendix carry. I used to carry a revolver in the SOB position years ago and only on some occasions. I still do on rare occasions for a situation and not as a preferred option.
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  34. I’ve been here since 2010. I changed my username, though. It used to be mikelbene. I’ve just been lurking for years. I miss Cardinalbacker. You could tell he was genius.
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  35. Nederland 67 Baytown Lee 51 Final.
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  36. Sterling - 60 United - 73 Final
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  37. East Chambers 62 Kirbyville 51 FINAL
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  38. Nederland 44-38 start of the 4th
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  40. I’m not a very good concealer even with a 380 lol - I have a waist stretch holster, but it feels like I’m wearing a girdle😭 so I wear it on my front side with my shirt over it.
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  41. Nederland 32 - 27 Halftime
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  43. 22-5 quarter for the Tigers.
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  44. End of 3 Lumberton 36 Silsbee 45
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  45. Silsbee came out going strong. Lumberton flat lumberton 31 Silsbee 32 4:35 3rd
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  46. Small sliver on far backside of WW is in Kountze school district…95%+ of Wildwood kids go to Warren..
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  47. Halftime Lumberton 31 Silsbee 23
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  48. There as a period of time I didn't..... I was finding myself going to places that I normally wouldn't without a gun....made me think I was putting myself in dumb places Now I won't go somewhere I would only go if I'm carrying.... Traveling to Austin, I'm bringing it along with 2 additional clips so I can be like @bullets13 🤣
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