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Drain Placement | Left |
Installation Type | Free Standing |
Length | 32 |
Material | Acrylic |
Width | 60 |
Retrofit Single Threshold Shower Receptor with Left-Hand Drain
Swanstone is a reinforced solid surface. Color and texture run all the way through and cannot wear away. Choose from a wide variety of easy to clean colors for your kitchen and bath. Products include kitchen sinks, bath and shower walls, shower floors, vanity tops and bowls. And, products made of Swanstone are covered by our limited lifetime warranty.
Swanstone SR-3260L Features:
- Left-Hand drain
- Reinforced solid surface means color and texture run all the way through and cannot wear away
- Not ADA-compliant, but features a lower threshold than standard floors for easier access
- Will not mold or mildew, no grout to clean
- Pebbled, slip-resistant surface
- Coordinates with Swanstone shower and bath systems
- Without expensive plumbing re-work, this floor can be installed in the same area once occupied by a standard bathtub
Additional Swanstone Links
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Our SKU: SR-3260L
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
Acorn - SR-3260L046
Almond Galaxy - SR-3260L035
Arctic Granite - SR-3260L168
Babys Breath - SR-3260L091
Barley - SR-3260L040
Bermuda Sand - SR-3260L018
Bisque - SR-3260L037
Bone - SR-3260L124
Canyon - SR-3260L169
Caraway Seed - SR-3260L126
Cloud Bone - SR-3260L125
Cloud White - SR-3260L063
Cornflower - SR-3260L121
Glacier - SR-3260L042
Gray Granite - SR-3260L095
Green Pasture - SR-3260L071
Indian Grass - SR-3260L061
Ironweed - SR-3260L012
Night Sky - SR-3260L072
Pebble - SR-3260L122
Prairie - SR-3260L064
Purple Sage - SR-3260L074
Seafoam - SR-3260L094
Sierra - SR-3260L056
Tahiti Blue - SR-3260L050
Tahiti Desert - SR-3260L057
Tahiti Evergreen - SR-3260L053
Tahiti Gray - SR-3260L059
Tahiti Ivory - SR-3260L058
Tahiti Matrix - SR-3260L052
Tahiti Rose - SR-3260L051
Tahiti Sand - SR-3260L055
Tahiti Terra - SR-3260L011
Tahiti White - SR-3260L010
White - SR-3260L022
Wild Indigo - SR-3260L060
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Swanstone Corporate Statement
For more than four decades, we have been a quiet leader in the kitchen and bath industry. Our high-quality products have always balanced durability, value and style. Innovation is one of our core values, and we have set a standard with our ability to invent. Now it's time to reinvent.
The Swan Story
For more than 40 years, we've been creating innovative and affordable solid surface products and materials for customers all over the world. It started in 1964, when we introduced the Swan Shell Shower, a doorless, shell-shaped shower that captured the spirit of its time.
The Shell Shower was the first in a long line of original kitchen and bath products from Swan, including the Circle Shower as well as the industry's first non-ceramic tile bathtub wall system.
In 1987, we introduced Swanstone to the world, first with a line of vanity tops and bowls. Swanstone quickly became known for its superior impact strength, heat resistance, and ability to resist scratches and stains. Consumers now had an elegant and durable solid surface material that was also affordable.
Since then, our Swanstone line has expanded to include a wide variety of kitchen sinks, countertops, tub and shower walls, and more. In 1994 we introduced the Swanstone 1/4" sheet program, offering even more flexibility to Swanstone customers. In 1997 we introduced a complete line of Swanstone products for the restaurant industry, including tabletops, countertops, vanity tops, mop service sinks and windowsills.
At Swan, we're committed to a policy of continuous improvement, to providing our customers with the highest quality products and most responsive customer service in the kitchen & bath industry. And we stand behind this commitment with some of the best warranties in the business.
Made in America
The Swan Corporation is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, with manufacturing facilities in Centralia, Illinois.
We proudly manufacture all products made from these material systems in the USA.
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Swanstone Shower Floors Collection
Swanstone Shower Floors are reinforced solid surfaces which means your color and texture run all the way through and do not wear off. Will not mold or mildew and theres no grout to clean! Should be coordinated with Swanstone Shower and Bath Systems to ensure your color choices match perfectly.
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Richard Tubbs is an Alabama native and a graduate of Jacksonville High School in Jacksonville, AL. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Jacksonville (AL) State University in 1979. He served in the United States Army as a Military Police Officer from 1971 to 1973 and worked in the journalism field for a number of years, holding positions with The Jacksonville (AL) News, The Alexander City (AL) Outlook and the Natchez (MS) Democrat.
In 1984 Rick returned to law enforcement as a juvenile officer and criminal investigator for the Concordia Parish Sheriff's Department in Vidalia, LA. In 1991 he returned to Jacksonville State University as a university police officer and was promoted to the rank of Police Sergeant in 1993. From 1996 through 1997 he served as interim Assistant Director of Public Safety and Deputy Chief of Police for JSU. He attended graduate school at JSU during that time and earned a Master of Public Administration degree with a concentration in Criminal Justice in 1997.
Rick joined the staff at Ringling College of Art and Design in 1998 as Director of Public Safety. His wife, Regina, teaches English at Riverview High School and they are the parents of two sons.
Rick is an active member of the Florida Association of Campus Safety and Security Administrators (FACSSA) and the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA).
Rob Graham was hired by Ringling College in March, 2012 as the Public Safety Technology Specialist. He is a native of Sarasota and a graduate of Riverview High School. Rob attended Georgia Military College and State College of Florida before joining the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office in 1985.
Rob retired from SCSO in 2009 and during his 24 years in law enforcement he gained extensive specialized training and experience in Electronic Surveillance, Computer Forensics, Aerial Surveillance, Anti-narcotics Operations and Counter Intelligence Operations. Rob was a pioneer in the field of Computer Crime Investigation, including Online Sexual Predator Investigations and Digital Information Forensics. Rob was certified as a subject matter expert in 4th Amendment Law as it relates to privacy issues involving audio, video and other forms of electronic surveillance. Rob has taught Electronic Surveillance Techniques and the laws governing electronic surveillance to judges, attorneys and federal, state and local law enforcement officers for more than 15 years. He is married and the father of two adult sons. He enjoys travel, movies and spending time with his wife.
Rob is responsible for our campus wide video security system, the emergency call towers, electronic door access system and our emergency mass notification system.
Rich Keibler joined the Ringling College Public Safety team in October of 2004 as a part time Public Safety Officer. Rich is a Pennsylvania native where he grew up in Kensington and graduated from New Kensington High School. He worked for U.S. Airways for 37 years at four different airports, including those in Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, and Houston. He worked from June of 1996 until retirement in 2004 as a customer service agent and ground security coordinator at the Sarasota/Bradenton International Airport. Rich is also an artist and attended the Sarasota School of Decorative Arts. He owns and operates an art related business named Keibler's Kreations which offers faux finishes, murals, landscapes and seascapes. His hobbies include art, travel, biking and hiking. Rich currently serves as the Communications Officer for the weekend day shift.
Richard Schwartzwald is a native of New York City and studied fine arts at the State University of New York in New Paltz, the Art Students League and Empire State College. He has lived in Sarasota since 2004 and joined the Ringling College Office of Public Safety in April of 2005. Richard is an artist and worked in the arts for many years before leaving New York. He has exhibited some of his work in the area since moving to Sarasota. Just before moving to Florida, Richard worked as a property manager, managing co-ops and condominiums in the SoHo section of New York City. He and his family moved to Sarasota in order to enjoy the beaches, nature, and to live a more outdoor lifestyle. Richard enjoys the beach, bird watching, kayaking and discovering the natural world around him. He is currently the Communications Officer for the day shift, Monday through Friday.
Romey Bumpers is a native of Mobile, AL, where he graduated from John L. LeFlore High School. He served in the United States Army in Europe for six years and remained overseas after separation from military duty. He returned to the United States just a short time before joining the Ringling staff in October of 2006. During his time in Europe Romey worked for Samsung Fashions in The Netherlands for four years in various capacities, including security, customer service and shipping and receiving supervisor. He also worked security in various locations throughout Holland and Germany for 10 years and was an armed security guard for NATO. His hobbies include fishing and weight lifting. Romey is currently the Officer in Charge of the 4 pm to midnight shift Monday through Friday.
Ken Ellis joined the Ringling College Public Safety team in the summer of 2008 and works the midnight to 8 am shift Monday through Friday. He has lived in Sarasota since 1957 and is a graduate of Riverview High School. He is also a graduate of the University of Florida where he earned a BS degree in Agriculture. His past work history includes self employment in the fields of real estate, home repair and the manufacturing of archery equipment. He still maintains two part time businesses, one in home repair and one in creating and selling bows and arrows for local archery buffs. Ken worked for a private security company before being hired at Ringling. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, scuba diving, hiking and camping. He has also been an Assistant Scout Master for Troop 50 in Sarasota for over 20 years. Ken works the midnight to 8 am shift Monday through Friday.
Dennis A. "Denny" Johnson joined the Ringling Public Safety team in January of 2010. He is a native of Warren, OH, where he graduated from Warren G. Harding High School. He attended Youngstown State University. Before starting a second career in safety and security Denny was a business man and co-owner of three different funeral homes in the Warren area. He sold his interest in those businesses after 35 years and moved to Las Vegas where he worked as a security officer and dispatcher at the Green Valley Ranch and Resort and the Red Rock Resort. Denny is the father of two grown children, a son and a daughter, who both still live in Ohio. He has one grandson. His hobbies include woodworking, cooking and home remodeling. Denny works the 4 pm to midnight shift Monday through Friday as patrol officer.
Cathy Giddens is a native of Florida, having been born in Miami where she graduated from Lake Brantley High School. She attended Dalton State College in Dalton, GA and Seminole Community College in Sanford, FL. Cathy has a wealth of experience in the security industry, having worked as a security officer for Walt Disney World in Orlando for 24 years. At Disney she worked as a dispatcher in the security communications center and monitored over 100 security cameras. She created and managed the first and only mounted patrol unit at Disney (security on horseback) and was chosen to travel to Paris, France to be part of the opening of the Euro Disneyland Theme Park (now known as Disneyland Paris). While in France she escorted and guarded celebrity dignitaries and participated in security sweeps seeking explosives and suspicious packages. She is a recipient of the Partners in Excellence Award, the highest award given to Disney employees. After leaving Disney Cathy worked for four years with the Orange County Sheriff's Department in Orlando as a call taker, dispatcher and teletype operator in their communications center. Her hobbies include fishing, kayaking, horseback riding, golf, motorcycling and travel. Cathy is the Communications Officer for the weekday 4 pm to midnight shift.
John Merced is a retired law enforcement officer who joined the Ringling College Public Safety staff in January of 2011. He is a native of New Jersey and graduated from St. Mary's High School in Jersey City, NJ. He attended St. Peter's College and Jersey City State College. John served as law enforcement officer in New Jersey for 28 years. He started out as a patrol officer with the Hudson County Department and after two years transferred to the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office. He worked there for 26 years before retiring at the rank of Lieutenant in 2009. During that time he worked in the Homicide Unit, Sexual Assault Unit, Narcotics Task Force, Special Weapons and Tactics Unit and was a hand-to-hand combat instructor for the New Jersey State Police Academy. John still works as a Karate instructor. He holds a 7th degree black belt and has been inducted into the Karate Hall of Fame. He is the developer of a Safety Awareness and Rape Prevention program for women and children and has been teaching that program for over 10 years. His other hobbies include dog training and music. He plays guitar and percussion instruments. John is the Officer in Charge for the weekend day shift.
Rick Higgs joined the Ringling College Public Safety staff in February of 2012 after retiring with over 34 years in law enforcement. He is a native of Peoria, Ill where he graduated from Richwood High School. He earned an Associate's Degree in Criminal Justice from Illinois Central College and attended Northwestern University. Rick served in the Unites States Army from 1970 to 1972 as a Records Specialist and was a member of the U.S. Army Rifle Team. After serving his country Rick was employed by City of Peoria Police Department as a Liaison Officer for several area high schools. He then went on to work as a motorcycle officer and patrol officer, field training officer and detective. He served as Lead Detective for the department's Domestic Violence Emergency Response Squad from 2001 until his first retirement in 2005. That year Rick was appointed Chief of Police for the Winona, Missouri Police Department and held that position until he retired for a second time in 2011. He moved to Bradenton that year to be closer to family. Rick enjoys fishing and hunting in his spare time. He works the midnight to 8 am shift five nights per week.
Janelle Sexe is native of Albuquerque, NM where she graduated Los Lunas High School and the Pima Medical Institute where she received her certification as a Physical Therapist Tech. She also later attended the St. Louis Community College in Missouri. Janelle served in the United States Air Force for eight years and was trained as a Plane Captain and Aviation Electrician for F-18 fighter jets. She served during the Persian Gulf War and, after separation, traveled to Kuwait twice with her husband and two children. Prior to moving to Sarasota, Janelle worked in the security industry in Hazelwood, MO and received security dispatch experience with a large shopping mall security team. Her first visit to Florida was during her military basic training in the Orlando area and she liked the area. When her daughter was accepted to the Ringling College of Art and Design in 2010, she made the decision to return to Florida with her. Janelle was hired by Ringling as a Public Safety Communications Officer in January of 2011 and runs the Communications Center on night shift (8 p.m. to 8 a.m.) Saturday and Sunday.
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Most assumed when the Buccaneers added former Gators and Eagles punter Chas Henry earlier this month, it was merely a formality of bringing another leg for training camp. And while that still may prove to be the case, when looking at the numbers you have to consider the money that could be saved if Henry wins the job.
While not many fans are too concerned about the punting and kickoff duties – instead more focused on improving the defense – the signing of punter Chas Henry may be more than just an extra leg during training camp.
The Buccaneers have not publicly (or privately) said that they are unhappy with Koenen, but with a cap hit of $3.25 million this season, they very well may be exploring options.
Koenen signed with the Buccaneers prior to the 2011 season as general manager Mark Dominik was able to pry the Washington native from Atlanta to Tampa Bay with a six-year, $19.5 million free-agent contract. Many scoffed initially as Koenen was basically the only significant free agent signing the season following the lockout.
But Koenen paid dividends right out of the gate, becoming a dependable punter while also handling the kickoff duties, along with being the holder for placekicker Connor Barth who had a franchise record-setting season in 2011.
In 2012 Koenen led the NFL in kickoff touchback percentage, but was also 30th in net punting average. Tampa Bay has already paid Koenen $6.5 million in guaranteed money and can cut Koenen now through the end of his contract (2016) without any salary cap penalties.
University of Florida fans remember Henry fondly as the former Gator handled Florida's punting duties during his four years in Gainesville, peaking as a senior in 2010 when he averaged 45.1 yards on 50 kicks and downed 18 inside the 20 versus just three touchbacks. He was also forced into placekicking duties for a portion of the 2010 season, making 28 of 29 extra point tries and seven of 11 field goal attempts, including a game-winning overtime 37-yarder against Georgia.
Henry signed with the Eagles as an undrafted free agent in April of 2011. He won the team's punting job as a rookie and averaged 42.9 yards on 66 kicks, with a net average of 36.9. He also handled the punting chores for the first three games of 2012, averaging 48.5 yards per kick with a net of 38.3 and like Koenen, Henry can also hold on placekicking duties.
Could the Buccaneers be considering a legitimate punting competition, or was Henry brought in, as was placekicker Kai Forbath last season, to make Koenen better through competition?
Koenen is one of the nicest guys inside the locker room, a family man, a man of faith, and a mature husband and father that provides a great example to the younger players. Koenen fits in to what head coach Greg Schiano like to call "Buccaneer Men."
But as we all know, the NFL is a business and you can't field a team solely based on nice guys. While the Buccaneers are far from having salary cap issues at this point, the question this offseason will be is the money best served being spent elsewhere?
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February 21, 2013
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I miss Dave Green. It sure is a slow news day if were down to discussing punters. My daughter once dated former punter Tommy Barnhardt. Before introducing us at dinner she asked that I not talk about football. I agreed that I would pretend to know nothing about the game (not all that hard). I asked Tommy what he did for a living (then with the Redskins). He proudly said he was a NFL player to which I replied, "Oh, I thought you were only a punter." We talked football the whole night. It was great. Daughter wasn't happy.
February 21, 2013
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Koenen might be the most overpaid player in football. I was happy to get him when we did but shocked at the amount we paid to do so. He just isn't that good. Even the punts he does manage to get inside the 20 are far from the goalline. It struck me this past season that it looks like he consistently aims for the 10 yard line, and gets it there too. It's a low-risk, limited-reward approach to punting. He rarely kicks into the end zone but also rarely if ever puts pressure on opposing offenses by forcing them to work out of their own end zones. $3 million+ for this guy or any punter whose last name isn't Guy, Lechler, or Scifres is way, WAY too much. I don't hate Koenen, though. I think we could use any solid performance from the new kid as leverage to encourage Koenen to take a drastic pay cut. I also wouldn't ind us rolling with Henry if he can do the job well. Either way, I feel good in predicting that Koenen won't be punting for us in 2013 for $3.25 million. And if he is, then shame on us for letting it happen.
February 21, 2013
1:32 am
Let's keep both kickers.
February 20, 2013
6:33 pm
Henry can sing?
February 20, 2013
4:07 pm
The NFL has changed the game so much that kickoffs should reach the end zone with an average kicker. The return on a kickoff now are few and far between. To pay so miuch money for a kicker is a waste of salary cap money that we could use for maybe a guy like CB like Revis. IMO keep Henry and use the money for other needs. Let Barth handle the kickoffs.
February 20, 2013
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Koenen was 21st in gross punting, tied for 22nd in punts downed inside the 20 and 23rd in average return allowed, so it was all below average. Henry hasn't kicked off in his NFL career as far as I can tell, so that obviously leans toward Koenen. Still, if this competition ends up close, we could see a new Bucs punter because of that cap hit that Mark mentions. I don't post here often, so I'm not sure how PR feels about links in comments, but I just found this site recently and I really love it. Lots of details about contracts, and as you can see Koenen's cap hit is incredibly high for a punter: http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/tampa-bay-buccaneers/cap-hit/
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Mark: You state "In 2012 Koenen led the NFL in kickoff touchback percentage, but was also 30th in net punting average." Wondering if much of that "net" is due to poor coverage. I'd put more of a premium on touchbacks which make a team start deep in their own territory. You made no mention of touchbacks for Henry...did he not kick-off for the Eagles or Florida; and why was he the Eagles punter only for the first three games? I don't know much about kickers (as you can tell!).
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Bring out the genius architect in yourself with this edition of Marble Mania. Part construction, part art project, and all fun, this high tech set includes over 500 pieces to build tracks, loops, and more.
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It all looked nice, but it didn't work.
When Tsuchida arrived, the homeowner had already spent hours fighting with an off-the-shelf universal remote (including six hours on the phone with technical support).
That's not a big surprise, of course. Getting a serious home theater, multiroom audio and video distribution system and lighting to all work together with a simple learning remote is a challenge that devices like that aren't suited for. Tsuchida arrived just in time.
He suggested that the homeowner scrap the Harmony remote and move instead into a Control4 system. By this point the homeowner didn't need much convincing—he knew he was in over his head, so he gave Tsushida the go-ahead. Tsuchida based the system around a Control4 HC300 processor and used an Episode matrix switch and Netgear GigE switch to help rout signals around the space. Now instead of a frustrating remote, the homeowner primarily uses his iPad to operate everything.
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Every member of the Tomball Police department stood waiting outside their building Feb. 27, their badges glistening in the early morning sun.
They weren't preparing to respond to an emergency, rather they had gathered in preparation for the one time a year they could all be together – the annual inspection.
Inspecting them were the departments command staff of Chief Robert Hauck, Cpt. Rick Grassi, Cpt. Anthony Solomon and Cpt. Rickey Doerre, as well as other area law enforcement officials, business owners and community leaders.
"We do this for multiple reasons," Hauck said. First is the opportunity to show off the men and women of our department, the opportunity to allow us to get together with our public safety partners and members of the community and also the feeling of pride that all of us get being together as a whole, for this one time each year."
Hauck said that while the 47 sworn officers and 13 civilian employees were all together, the city received the help of the Harris County Pct. 4 and Montgomery County Pct. 5 Constable Offices, as well as the Harris County Sheriff's Office in patrolling the city.
"We are very grateful for our partners help, it's what allows us to do this inspection each year," he said.
Meanwhile several other officials, including other law enforcement members, talked to the officers, some jokingly trying to hire them away to work for their agencies.
"We have applications with us," Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia said to laughter. "Seriously though, this community is very lucky that it has such fine men and women of the Tomball Police Department and to have Chief Hauck as well."
Montgomery County Sheriff Tommy Gage said he was grateful his agency has received help from the Tomball Police Department in the past.
"When you all come across that creek to help us, we are so appreciative," he said.
Montgomery County Pct. 5 Chief Deputy David Wood agreed.
"I also live in Tomball, so I have a good view to see what a good job you all do," he said.
Tomball Superintendent John Neubauer said the department's continued partnership with the school district has been a key for school safety.
"It has been a great partnership," he said. "The Tomball Police Department is great and I just want to thank you for all that you do."
Greater Tomball Chamber of Commerce President Bruce Hillegeist said that the key to the department's success is the character of the men and women within the organization.
"You all look handsome in those uniforms," Hillegeist said. "But under those uniforms are what's really important, you all have huge hearts and we are blessed to have you all here."
HOUSTON (AP) — Prosecutors on Monday dropped charges against a 22-year-old man who authorities initially believed was involved in a shooting that wounded him and two others at a Houston-area community college.
Carlton Berry was arrested soon after the Jan. 22 shootings at Lone Star College and charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. But authorities later accused another man, Trey Foster, 22, of being the shooter.
Foster has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault and faces a charge of resisting arrest in an earlier case. He was arrested Friday in the Dallas suburb of Plano.
Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia defended his agency's initial arrest of Berry, saying two of the victims initially indicated that Barry was the shooter. He also said Berry at first refused to talk to investigators, and it was only after he was charged that he pointed authorities to Foster.
"I support my investigators. I continue to support them," Garcia said. "I remain proud of their thoroughness and their relentless pursuit of the truth. They did what they were supposed to do."
Investigators say the shooting happened after 25-year-old Jody Neal bumped into Foster while Foster was walking with Berry. Foster and Neal argued but went their separate ways.
But when the two ran into each other 30 minutes later, they argued again and Foster fired at Neal, wounding him in the abdomen and leg. Berry also was shot and wounded, and a maintenance worker for the college, Bobby Cliburn, 55, was hit in the leg.
Authorities say at least 10 shots were fired, causing panic and a leading to a campus lockdown.
Berry's attorney, Robert A. Jones, said his client never should have been charged or jailed because the evidence showed he was a victim. Berry was shot in the left hip, which Jones said was an indication that Berry might have been facing away or running away from the shooter.
"He said that continually, whenever (authorities) talked to him, that he didn't do anything. But that wasn't enough. Then they started their investigation based upon his statement and they realized he didn't do anything," Jones said.
Prosecutor Alison Baimbridge said authorities dropped the charges in the interest of justice. She said that as with any investigation, the more witness interviews and evidence collecting that are done, authorities are "better able to determine who was where, what actually occurred."
Charges were formally dropped during a court hearing Monday, and Berry was later released from jail.
Foster made his initial court appearance Monday. He is being held on bonds totaling $100,000, and if he posts them, a judge ordered him subject to GPS monitoring and a curfew.
Quanell X, a community activist and a spokesman for Foster's family, said Foster told him Berry had nothing to do with the shooting. Berry and Foster apparently knew each other from school.
"It was inappropriate and wrong for Trey to have a pistol on campus," he said.
Quanell X said Foster legally bought the .40-caliber handgun authorities say was used in the shooting at a sporting goods store in Houston. Foster took a class for a concealed handgun license but had not completed the process to get a license, he said.
Garcia said investigators confirmed Foster bought the gun at the store, but noted there are questions about whether he should have been allowed to do so because of his criminal history.
Jess Myers, a spokesman for the sporting goods store, St. Paul, Minn.-based Gander Mountain, said the company couldn't provide firearms purchase records or comment on an ongoing investigation.
"Gander Mountain operates in strict compliance with all local, state and federal laws regarding firearms ownership and fully cooperates with law enforcement," Myers said in an email.
Quanell X said Foster bought the gun to defend himself after he was shot in the face a couple of years ago and had recently been receiving threats. He said Foster panicked during the shooting.
"He was very remorseful and sorry that innocent people got shot," he said.
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