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Big stop by Silsbee for - few inches. 3-1

R 2.5. 2-6 inches

Run stopped up middle but bounces outside for 11. 1-3 end of 1, Nederland 7-0

Delay handoff for 4. 2-6 R9. 1-10 at 14

Bootleg pass for 11. 1-10

R9.9 2-3 inches R3. 1-10

Swing pass for 7 2-3 R for 1-10 at midfield

Line drive punt rolls dead at Nederland 35. 1-10 3:50 in 1, Nederland 7-0

R3. 4-3

Under heavy rush and scramble pass completed for 4. 2-6 pass out of bounds. 3-6

Kickoff returned to Silsbee 23. 1-10

At 5:22 in 1, Nederland 7-0

Touchdown run of 38

Punt sticks to the turf at Silsbee 38. 1-10 5:29 in 1, 0-0

Sweep right for 3. 4-7

R -1. 2-11 at the 1 qb draw for 4. 3-7

Pass on corner incomplete. Flag on Silsbee for offsides. 1-5 R4 2-1 intercepted at Silsbee 2. 1-10

R8. 2-2. Wet field tackles another. Sloppy sloppy out there. R6. 1-10

Nederland calls time. Silsbee goes for bomb on 4-2 and incomplete. 1-10 Nederland at Silsbee 46

R8 2-2 Back tries end around but slips for -1. 3-3 fumbled snap or handoff inside but picked up by Silsbee. Wet field tackles another. 4-2

Short kick retuned to Silsbee 38. 1-10

Silsbee wins toss and will receive.

Of course the police knowing the law makes it much better than a citizen taking the risk of saying, I think I might know the law but I’m not sure. Then it might lead to an illegal arrest and a lot of trouble for the citizen. It is not because the citizen cannot make the arrest but most citizens are not that clear on the law.

Any citizen has the authority in Texas to make an arrest for a felony or a breach of the peace that is witnessed by the citizen. Any peace officer has less restrictions and can arrest for any crime witnessed. That is where the statewide jurisdiction comes from. Technically citizens have a limited statewide jurisdiction. So if a cop is out of his county and witnesses a crime other than a minor traffic violation, he can lawfully make the arrest.