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Splendora goes for 2 point PAT with a run and not really close.

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And in my opinion, calling the possible cover up of the sexual assault of a child as wildly inappropriate, is being generous.

That’s what I was talking about in the masters thesis that I posted above. I believe that almost everything from a school district should be geared toward helping and protecting students. From my experience it is not necessarily so. Certainly mine is limited to a few years ago but has it changed any? We are all for the students!! Are they, at the expense of making someone look bad?

Gun control is certainly a hot topic. Are the people in favor of more or even extreme gun control tipping their hand by going after laws that would have little if any impact in firearms safety or homicide rates? Is it rationally based measures or simply a way of using emotions to eventually completely ban private ownership while (falsely) claiming to respect the Second Amendment? If a person is against all private ownership, that’s okay. A person is entitled to his opinion. Why not come out and call for all firearms to be confiscated instead of using “sensible” gun laws? The answer likely lies in the fact that to let the cat out of the bag would make it difficult to achieve their goals. So the agenda is hidden.

Is this the smoking gun, no pun intended? The FBI reports that the ICE shooter had researched the Charlie Kirk shooting two days before his attack on ICE. The Kirk shooter put messages on his ammo and the ICE shooter copied it and did the same. The new political message delivery, ammo messages.

The new copycat crime.

Had it been a fight, we would have separated them and let the school have it This was a bigger kid trying to beat down another student with a teacher standing in between them trying to protect the victim who wanted no part of the confrontation. The bully reached over the teacher and clobbered the other student in the face.

I agree with the deputy constable. What the district did was inappropriate at best. When I was in detectives I investigated sex crimes and child victims for a couple of years. I have seen school districts obstruct investigations or try to influence the outcome. The outcome being, no bad publicity at the expense of the school. There is absolutely no reason to bring a reported victim, especially a child, into a room with the suspect and have the principal in the room running the investigation. That is unbelievable. Not so strangely, I have witnessed that exact attempt. My partner and I were investigating a sexual offense with a student being the suspect. We went to the school and had them bring the student out of class to speak with us for a felony. We attempted to interview the student at the school so it’s not to disrupt his day any more than necessary. A school representative said that is okay however they would get to sit in and listen to the investigation. Uhhhhh……. No. The school’s response was that they would not allow us to interview the student then. The solution was simple enough, we simply removed him from the school and brought him to the police station, making him lose a significant amount of time. The interviews of witnesses, the victim, and if agreed to, the suspect, are private interactions and should not be viewed by anyone except the Police conducting interview. The school districts should not be involved in criminal investigations or interfere in criminal investigations. On another occasion, I was working security at a high school and witnessed a student assault another student while a teacher was standing between them trying to stop it. The suspect reached over the teacher and punched the other student in the face. My partner and I had a suspect in handcuffs in about 10 seconds. What was the school district’s response? To try to get us to drop the charges, un-arrest the suspect allowing him to walk away and let the school handle it internally. Certainly, that way it would not make the news media. The school interjected themselves into speaking on behalf of the victim in the crime, which they had absolutely no authority to do. The victim or his family might tell the DA that they didn’t want to follow through with charges but that is of no business of the school. Nope….. the suspect went to jail. I assisted my partner on a case he was working against a school teacher. The teacher got mad and threw a heavy set of car keys, striking a student in the eye. He ended up going to the hospital. The school stepped in and told if us that they would not allow the teacher to speak with us. The teacher is not required to speak with the police and could claim her right to remain silent and her right to an attorney. The odd thing was the school district stepping in and taking part in it by telling the teacher not to tell her side of the story. She very well might not have talked to us however but why was the school district stepping in to back up a teacher when the victim student was in the hospital? I could go on but hopefully that paints a picture. I understand them not wanting to air their dirty laundry in the public. Working for a police department, I have seen the same. In the case of a school district however the main focus should be the protection of students. Sadly that may be compromised where the student is thrown under the bus to protect the school. Those are anecdotal cases and hopefully most districts now will not allow worrying about bad press interfere with the safety of the students. Sometimes I wonder though. In my examples the cases were more than 20 years ago. Is it still happening today? This article……..

Count me in the shocked category!! 🤣🤣🤣 But Trump is censoring……

Did Israel target Americans or were they unintentional victims? There is a huge difference. You note that our “greatest alley” killed four Americans as if it was a deliberate act. If it was accidental then they might have killed their own citizens. So the claim of crickets and an agenda seems nonsensical. Agenda for what, people accidentally being killed?

SP has open enrollment. At one time they ran buses every school day to the Intercoastal Canal Bridge on Hwy. 87 that separates Port Arthur proper and SP in order to help parents get their children to class. So parents would drop their kids off under the bridge and SP would pick them up and drive to the schools about 10 miles away. In the afternoon they would reverse the procedure. I am sure that it was a lot more attractive to get parents to enroll their kids to go to school in SP by saving the parents about 30 minutes of travel time in the morning and 30 minutes to travel time in the evening. That was as far as SP went was to the bridge when I was still working. Now they may have enough students living in a single area (like Port Acres) for them to send a bus into that area to pick up students.

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Silsbee has to run a 3 second play to end the game.

Punt to Silsbee at Silsbee 44. 4:41 27-13 Silsbee

Turnover on downs

Again 4 and long for Silsbee but they have been successful in that position. 6:52 in game, 4-8 from Nederland 14

Intercepted by Silsbee and returned to Nederland 16

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