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Pumpkin pot pies get baked
Denver families might be dozing off after their Thanksgiving dinners because of the pies they're eating, not the turkeys. Pot pies to be exact. The executive chef at Sweet Grass Kitchen, a bakery that makes cannabis-infused edibles, is making single-serving pumpkin pies with marijuana-infused buttery crusts, CNN reported.
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Seattle mayor pardons tofurky
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray pardoned a tofu turkey before Thanksgiving in what he called an effort to draw attention to "hunger in our community," The Seattle Times reported. Murray was making light of the annual White House turkey pardon, where the president pardons a turkey and promises it will get to spend the rest of its life on a Virginia farm. The tofurky will go to the Rainier Valley Food Bank.
Read more here: http://blogs.seattletimes.com/today/2014/11/seattle-mayor-pardons-a-tofurky-ahead-of-thanksgiving/
Great Dane, Grace, found starving
Officials in Millsap are asking for donations to the Aledo Vet Clinic to help a 52-pound Great Dane who is malnourished. A Parker County resident found Grace about 10 a.m. Tuesday and took her to a local veterinarian. "Grace's ribs and hip bones are visible through her coat," Karen Kessler, a supervisor with the Parker County sheriff's animal control division, said in a news release.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/26/6320237/fund-established-for-great-dane.html#storylink=cpy
— Monica S. Nagy
Man arrested after pointing his banana at deputies
Two Colorado sheriff's deputies arrested a 27-year-old man after he pointed a banana at them, which they thought it was a gun, according to The Associated Press. One of the deputies was drawing his service weapon when the other shouted, "It's a banana," according to the arrest affidavit. The man is facing a felony menacing charge.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/25/6318901/man-arrested-deputies-say-he-aimed.html#storylink=cpy
Seven-car crash in Dallas leaves one dead
One person died Tuesday night after a police chase that started in Mesquite ended in a seven-vehicle crash in Dallas, CBS 11 reported. The chase ended at the intersection of Ferguson and Shiloh as the driver of a stolen car, who is suspected of driving drunk, ran two red lights and caused a crash at the intersection. The person who died wasn't in the stolen car. The driver and passenger were both taken to a hospital.
Read more here: http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2014/11/25/police-chase-ends-with-multi-vehicle-crash-1-dead/
Dallas protesters #Ferguson decision, sit on highway
Dallas police arrested several protesters Tuesday night after scores marched from downtown to nearby Interstate 35E and refused to move from the roadway, WFAA reported. Police closed northbound lanes of I-35E near Commerce Street as people sat on the the highway. Earlier in the day in Fort Worth, six people protested outside the downtown Fort Worth police station.
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– Monica S. Nagy
Kid eats hydrocodone
A 5-year-old boy accidentally ate hydrocodone from a piñata at a Denton birthday party this weekend, WFAA/Channel 8 reported. They boy's mom found out 36 pain pills were stuffed into a box of Trolli Sour Brite Eggs, the Star-Telegram's media partner reported. The boy was hospitalized and is OK. Denton police are investigating.
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Man shot in head with pellet
A 24-year-old man was shot in the cheek and back with a pellet and then left on a curb Monday, according to city officials. Fort Worth police responded to the shooting call at 1:38 p.m. The man was taken to JPS in stable condition.
A 19-year-old Iowa woman who was locked out of her apartment was arrested Monday after police helped her get back in, and then discovered pot plants and two bongs in plain view, The Associated Press reported.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/24/6313649/iowa-woman-locked-up-after-locked.html#storylink=cpy
– Monica S. Nagy
Three people were hospitalized after a Azle house party that carried into the wee hours of Sunday morning, authorities said.
The double shooting and assault call was reported to police by Azle hospital staff at 5:42 a.m. Sunday after two men were shot with what investigators believe to be a small-caliber handgun, Parker County Sheriff Larry Fowler said in a news release. Another man, who was in serious condition Sunday, was assaulted on his face and head.
The shooting and assault happened after partygoers got into an argument at a house in the 400 block of Calhoun Bend Road, according to the news release.
Over 50 people were said to have attended the party at a home known to get a lot of police calls, Fowler said. Police have received 911 calls there since 2007, including animal concerns, aggravated robbery, assaults, shots heard, theft and narcotics, according to the news release.
While sheriff's deputies and investigators were on the way to the house Sunday morning, they found a vehicle belonging to one of the victims at the intersection of FM 730 and Calhoun Bend Road, according to the news release.
The vehicle had several bullet holes and "substantial evidence related to the incident," according to the news release.
A 24-year-old man was hospitalized in serious condition after the injuries to his face and head, according to the sheriff's office.
A 19-year-old man was shot in his left arm, and a 17-year old man was shot in his right shoulder, according to investigators.
Parker County Sheriff's Criminal Investigation Division is searching for several suspects. The investigation is ongoing.
"Due to the severe nature of the offense, we are not identifying the victims or suspects in this case, and no further details about the incident will be released to the public until an arrest has been made," Sgt.
Ricky Montgomery, a Parker County sheriff's investigator, said in a prepared statement.
–Monica S. Nagy
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Hurst police arrest two in child pornography case
A 28-year-old man who told investigators that he sexually abused more than 100 children and possessed about 42,000 child pornography images was arrested by Hurst police this week, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. Also arrested was a 17-year-old who had pretended to be 12 so he could attend a Hurst elementary school and possibly recruit young victims, according to the affidavit obtained by the Star-Telegram.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/20/6306593/hurst-police-arrest-man-on-child.html#my-headlines-fortworth?rh=1#storylink=cpy
Handley Middle school teacher arrested
A Handley Middle School sixth-grade teacher was arrested Wednesday on accusations that he inappropriately touched a female student in the chest area last month. Nestor Torres, 24, is accused of improper relationship between educator and student. Torres's arrest comes less than a month after the arrest of another Handley Middle School employee.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/20/6305935/handley-middle-school-teacher.html#storylink=cpy
Ridgmar stabbing suspect now accused of sexual assault
A 28-year-old man facing a murder charge in the fatal stabbing of his former roommate outside Ridgmar Mall this month now stands accused of sexual assault. Fort Worth police recently obtained a sexual assault warrant against Jose Guadalupe Carreon, who has been jailed since Nov. 7. Carreon is accused of repeatedly stabbing Cenan Perez as he left his job at the mall's food court on Nov. 6. Homicide Sgt. Joe Loughman said a sexual assault case surfaced as homicide detectives Jerry Cedillo and Matt Barron were interviewing a female witness in the Perez's slaying.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/20/6305190/man-charged-in-stabbing-outside.html#storylink=cpy
--Monica S. Nagy
Killer in Pennsylvania claims he murdered women in Texas
A former Burleson resident sentenced to death Tuesday in Pennsylvania for dismembering a woman is under investigation by the Texas Rangers after he told authorities he killed five women in Texas. Charles Hicks, 40, talked about the North Texas killings after he was convicted last week of first-degree murder and sentenced to die for killing 36-year-old Deanna Null in 2008. He chopped up her body, put it in garbage bags and dumped them along Pennsylvania interstates.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/19/6302332/killer-in-pennsylvania-claims.html#storylink=cpy
Narcotics officer "well-justified" in fatal shooting, prosecutor says
A Euless police officer will not be charged with a crime after fatally shooting a 26-year-old man in 2013, a TarrantCounty grand jury decided Wednesday. The officer shot Thomas Bradley "Brad" Garza while performing a drug search at his house. Police said he had a gun pointed at officers.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/19/6303160/narcotics-officer-well-justified.html
Fort Worth, Crowley and Weatherford sentenced to federal prison for cocaine
Men ranging from their early 30s to late 40s got four to 30 years in prison for selling cocaine out of Mexico, the U.S. attorney's office announced Wednesday. The men from Fort Worth, Crowley and Weatherford were convicted of federal felony offenses. One of them men, 46-year-old Francisco Favela bought several kilograms of cocaine from suppliers in Mexico every few weeks, usually paying $26,000 per kilo.
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http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/19/6303182/six-north-texas-men-sent-to-federal.html#my-headlines-fortworth – Monica S. Nagy
ID: Hurst man assaulted girlfriend, set house on fire and killed himself
A Hurst man who set fire to a house and shot himself in the head after assaulting his girlfriend was identified Tuesday by the Tarrant County medical examiner's office. Clint Schlundt, 49, of Hurst was pronounced dead at 5 p.m. Sunday after shooting himself in the mouth, the medical examiner reported. On Sunday a woman told 911 dispatchers that Schlundt assaulted her and threatened to burn down the house and kill himself if she went to police, he said.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/18/6299541/hurst-man-who-set-fire-to-girlfriends.html#storylink=cpy
Teenager arrested in fatal shooting of 15-year-old with cancer
Duncanville police have arrested a 19-year-old in the slaying of Ryan Lara, 15, a cancer patient who was shot outside his home in early November, WFAA reported. Tyler Wiley faces a capital murder charge in the death of Lara, who was shot on his front porch after he moved his family's SUV from the street into the driveway. Police are looking for other suspects and a silver, four-door 2000 model Acura TL with a sunroof.
Read more here: http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/crime/2014/11/18/arrest-made-in-teen-cancer-patients-murder/19242921/
Theater students accidentally start fire at Haltom school
Two students were taken to a hospital Tuesday after Haltom High School theater students used a lighter to burn through a tangled rope, district officials said. The students inhaled smoke after the rope's fire spread to a mop, said Mark Thomas, a spokesman for the Birdville school district.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/18/6299169/haltom-high-students-accidentally.html#storylink=cpy
Two men tried to steal a detective's car with him in it
Two wannabe car thieves tried to steal a car in Haltom City Tuesday morning, but had a little trouble prying it away from the police detective occupying it. "I hadn't been in the car but a minute and I saw this car drive by, turn around and park right along side me on the street," Haltom City Detective Tony Miller said. "I thought this wasn't going to turn out good, so I pulled out my gun and waited." It was about 5:15 a.m., still dark, and the temperature outside was about 22.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/18/6298130/would-be-car-thieves-in-haltom.html#storylink=cpy
– Monica S. Nagy
Charles Manson to marry 26-year-old
Mass murderer Charles Manson, 80, is set to marry a 26-year-old woman who has spent the past nine years working to exonerate him, the Associated Press reports. The woman, Afton Elaine Burton, and Manson have until February to get married after a wedding coordinator was assigned by the prison to handle the nuptials. "Y'all can know that it's true," the woman, aka Star, told AP. "It's going to happen." Manson is not eligible for conjugal visits...
Read more here: http://bigstory.ap.org/article/f0c4673fda064cb0b1f6eccba6420862/ap-exclusive-charles-manson-gets-marriage-license
House fire displaces one
The American Red Cross is helping one adult find shelter after a home on 3637 Bright St. in Fort Worth caught fire Monday night, a fire department spokesman said. The Fort Worth Fire Department responded to the one-alarm fire at 8:15 p.m. and it was under control 10 minutes later, said Lt. Kyle Falkner, a fire department spokesman. Falkner said he didn't know the extent of the damage late Monday, but added "One person is being assisted by the Red Cross. That means the house is uninhabitable." Falkner said he doesn't know what sparked the fire, and won't have more information until Tuesday.
Springtown 20-year-old gets 15 years for beating gay man
A Springtown man who abducted and beat a young gay man in 2013 was sentenced on Monday in federal court to more than 15 years in federal prison on a kidnapping charge. In recorded jail calls, Brice Johnson, 20, told family members: "I invited this guy over, right, at first it was basically like a joke that went too far and too wrong. I invited him over because he was a ___ or whatever," according to a federal criminal complaint filed in the case. Johnson beat the victim on Sept. 2, 2013, to the point at which he believed he had killed the man.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/17/6295213/springtown-man-gets-more-than.html#storylink=cpy
Dog finds wanted sex offender's skull
A Labrador retriever found the skull of a man on the state's list of 10 most wanted sex offenders this fall, the Austin American-Statesman reports. The U.S. marshals announced Monday that the dog, Carly, found the skull of Kevin Patrick Stoeser, an former Army specialist convicted of sex crimes, including production of child porn in 2002. In October 2013 Stoeser escaped from an Austin halfway house.
Read more here: http://www.statesman.com/news/news/local/skull-found-by-dog-in-del-valle-belongs-to-fugitiv/nh8k9/
Grand jury to take on Christina Morris case
A Collin County grand jury is expected to take on the case of missing Fort Worth 23-year-old Christina Morris, Bud Gillett of CBS 11 reported. Morris was last seen walking through a Plano parking garage with Enrique Gutierrez Arochi. Gutierrez has given interviews to TV stations, including CBS 11, denying involvement in Morris' disappearance. Subpoenas indicate the grand jury will begin hearing the case on Dec. 4. The subpoenas indicate the panel wants information about Gutierrez.
Read the full story at CBSDFW.com: http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2014/11/17/grand-jury-to-hear-case-about-missing-fort-worth-woman/
–Monica S. Nagy
Man sets house on fire, commits suicide
A Hurst man set his house on fire and shot himself in the head Sunday afternoon after assaulting his girlfriend, police said. The woman told police that her boyfriend assaulted her and then threatened to burn the house down and kill himself if she went to police, according to the news release. He carried through on his threat at about 4 p.m. Sunday
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/16/6293145/hurst-man-sets-house-on-fire-shoots.html
Arlington man shot in stomach dies
A 26-year-old man was being held at the Grand Prairie Detention Center Sunday night on $250,000 bail after shooting another man in the stomach, according to police. Police arrived at the 4700 block of Chaucer Court at 11:55 p.m. Saturday after receiving a 911 call about a shooting, said Detective Lyle Gensler, a Grand Prairie police spokesman. There they found the suspect, Kale Kent, and the victim, 45-year-old Myles Miller of Arlington.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/16/6293062/police-grand-prairie-man-held.html#storylink=cpy
Let it snow, a little
Snowflakes fell across the Metroplex Sunday night as temperatures dipped to the high 20s. The National Weather Service predicted that less than a quarter-inch would fall in the greater Tarrant County area before morning, but freezing temperatures may mean ice remains on elevated areas leaving overpasses and bridges slick Monday morning.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2014/11/16/6292746/temperatures-to-heat-back-up-mid.html#my-headlines-fortworth
Princess for a Day
Check out this video of Hector Montoya, the 9-year-old boy who used the $300 he was saving for a PlayStation 4 to instead buy smoke detectors after learning of a fatal fire, give the girl who lost her mom and twin in that fire Frozen toys and a day named after her.
Video (copy and paste link): http://youtu.be/ufom7b2_l18
A popular Burleson-area eatery was gutted by fire on Saturday morning, Star-Telegram media partner WFAA reported. Johnson County firefighters said they had water supply issues battling the blaze at the Villa Dianna Italian Restaurant in the 2400 block of East Renfro Street. Not being able to save the popular restaurant hit close to home for the local fire department.
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– Monica S. Nagy
Suspected Kennedale killer held on another charge
The 18-year-old Burleson man who is accused of killing a man found dead in a Kennedale church parking lot last week is also a suspect in an unrelated sexual assault investigation. A few days before Cody Wayne Basinger was arrested in the death of 18-year-old Dakota Birdwell on Nov. 6, he became a suspect in the sexual assault of a girl in Burleson. Police say the crime occurred during the summer but declined to release further information. "It's still an active investigation," officer Jae Berg, a Burleson police spokesman, said on Thursday.
Car vs. House
A man was taken to the hospital by ambulance with minor injuries Thursday afternoon after he crashed his Mazda into a house at 7328 Briarwyck Court in far north Fort Worth. MedStar arrived on scene at 3:50 p.m., within two minutes of getting the call, said Brett Lyle, a MedStar spokeswoman. The driver could have had a medical issue that caused the crash, Fort Worth police told NBC 5.
West Berry closed until Saturday
A portion of West Berry Street will be closed until Saturday night as new concrete dries after a water main break damaged road between Hemphill and South Main streets, a city spokeswoman said. The 12-inch water main was repaired by Wednesday, but crews won't be able to pour fresh concrete until Friday, said Mary Gugliuzza, a spokeswoman for the city water and wastewater department. The concrete will need time to dry, and will be ready pending the weather.
– Monica S. Nagy
Neighborhood "junkman" won't be charged with theft
Willie Ray Young, also known as "Pappa," will not be charged with theft for taking a washer, a dryer, eight pieces of thin metal pipe and a rusted barbecue grill from the scene of a fatal house fire in August. "I had never even spit on a sidewalk," Young said Wednesday from his home in south Fort Worth. "And here I am, 76 years old, and I get arrested for stealing. I couldn't believe it. I don't even go through my wife's purse."
Man buried in the wrong place
A Grapevine widow is suing a Colleyville funeral home for $200,000 after her husband was buried in the wrong plot next to someone else's family. Jerry Jeffrey's coffin was eventually moved to another plot where the funeral home promises to plant a tree and place a bench. "I went out there when they moved him from one grave to the next. It was crazy," said Brett Stalcup, the family's attorney. "It was raining and very unceremonial and matter-of-factly done."
Latino association says police chief shunned them
A day after Fort Worth police Chief Jeffrey Halstead announced his retirement, a local police association said he didn't work with them and is leaving his responsibilities behind. "Chief [Jeffrey] Halstead contributed significantly to negatively impacting and damaging the positive progress accomplished by our association. Three years into his reign he demoted our highest ranking Hispanic Deputy Chief due to political pressure received by former city officials," wrote Nestor B. Martinez, president of the local chapter of the National Latino Peace Officers Association.
Third woman dies in intoxication manslaughter case
At 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, 26-year-old Martha Perez died after she was taken off life support at the Medical Center of Arlington. Perez was the last of three friends to die after a collision at 2 a.m. Sunday. Perez's best friend died immediately; another died at the hospital. The driver of the other car is in jail with bail set at $120,000.
– Monica S. Nagy
Burleson detectives arrested a 20-year-old Fort Worth man on Thursday on suspicion of burglary of a home and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
Angel Del Rio was arrested at 6:12 p.m. at a White Settlement home, officials said. He was taken in to custody in connection with several vehicle burglaries, the theft of a vehicle and the burglary of a home, all of which took place this week in northern Burleson. Detectives said Del Rio was identified as being part of a group that may include three other people.
Del Rio is charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and burglary of a habitation. Burleson detectives are working on warrants to arrest the other suspects. The group is also implicated in crimes in other jurisdictions, officials said.
Police are asking any resident who hasn't reported a vehicle burglary this week to do so by calling detective Owen at 817-426-9959.
-Patrick M. Walker
A Lancaster man was behind bars Wednesday, accused of killing a 6-month-old puppy by throwing it from a moving vehicle last week in eastern Parker County, according to the sheriff's department.
Marquael Odoric Greer, 32, (shown here) reportedly grabbed the Chihuahua-mix pup while arguing with his girlfriend on Interstate 20 near the Tarrant County border.
It was the fifth animal cruelty case to make headlines in Parker County this year, which prompted Sheriff Larry Fowler to come up with a stock statement on the cases.
"Parker County does not have an animal problem," Fowler repeated on Wednesday. "We have a people problem."
-- Bill Miller
Lester Lee Bower has tried to avoid execution for 30 years, but on Wednesday, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rejected his latest appeal.
Bower, 66, formerly of Arlington, (shown here) was convicted of killing four men in a Grayson County airplane hangar in 1983.
For more than two decades, Bower's lawyers argued his innocence, citing witnesses who implicated others.
But now, Bower could face lethal injection in the next few months.
"I'm completely in the dark," said his wife, Shari. "Of course we're devastated."
Read more in Staff writer Tim Madigan's update.
-- Bill Miller
The blotter includes these headlines:
Vernon Wilson, 48, died late Tuesday while walking away from his disabled vehicle in the 7300 block of Northeast Loop 820 in North Richland Hills, authorities say. (By Bill Miller)
Detectives believe two separate "wig bandits" are targeting banks. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
The suspect held police at bay for hours last month at a Richland Hills home before he escaped. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
A suspect escaped from Euless police officers early Wednesday and drove off in a patrol sports utility vehicle, Euless police say. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
-- Bill Miller
A ceremony will be held Thursday to promote Fort Worth Police Capts. Marty Salinas and Kenneth Dean to the rank of deputy chief.
Police Chief Jeff Halstead said the appointments will fill positions left vacant by retirements.
Salinas has 32 years in law enforcement, including 28 with Fort Worth.
Dean, a 22-year department veteran, has previously commanded patrol, criminal investigations, major crime, internal affairs and special operations.
Staff writer Deanna Boyd has more about these commanders in this report.
-- Bill Miller
A 40-year-old woman was in the Johnson County Jail Tuesday charged with solicitation, the Cleburne Times-Review reports.
But this is not a case involving adults.
The woman is accused of arranging a sexual encounter between a boy and her daughter, both age 10.
Meanwhile, the Cleburne Independent School District is reviewing its screening process for volunteers because this woman, a volunteer, apparently is on probation for manufacture and delivery of a controlled substance.
Read more in this report by Matt Smith of the Times-Review.
-- Bill Miller
A veteran Fort Worth police officer ranted at his wife that she should be set on fire and cut with a razor and should have her eyes gouged out.
This, according to arrest warrants, happened last month as children stood nearby in the family's Arlington home.
The warrants also allege that Fort Worth officer Lawrence Blanchard, 51, began drinking May 19 and argued with his wife about their six children. The dispute continued into the morning of May 20 when Blanchard began to verbally abuse his wife.
He called her derogatory names and told the 4-year-old that she is a prostitute and isn't really the child's mother, the warrants allege.
Blanchard also ordered the child to swear at her and tell her to shut up, which the boy did, the warrants state.
Read more about the arrest of Blanchard in this report by Domingo Ramirez Jr.
-- Bill Miller
Let's get you caught up on Fort Worth crime and public safety news with these headlines:
A 29-year-old man was killed early Sunday when he was hit by a vehicle as he attempted to cross a highway, police said. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
Adrian Rosales, 20, of Grand Prairie has been identified as the motorist killed Saturday morning in a fiery wreck in Grand Prairie. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
Deputies continued their search Tuesday for two valuable English bulldog puppies who were stolen during the weekend in Johnson County. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
The city plans to appeal the ruling to rehire Tibor Kovacs, who was fired three years ago after being accused of sexually assaulting his girlfriend and interfering with the investigation. (By Elizabeth Campbell)
Single-engine plane skids to safe stop at Meacham
The nose gear on a single-engine aircraft collapsed on landing at Meacham Airport about noon. The plane skidded about 300 feet, but no injuries were reported. (By Bill Miller)
-- Bill Miller
The historic Ridglea Theater in Fort Worth is among several properties seized in a federal crackdown on a Dallas-based "K2" (synthetic marijuana) operation taken over by the Gas Pipe head shop chain.
Also seized were $2.8 million in cash and investment funds.
The Gas Pipe chain is owned by Jerry Shults, who also owns the Ridglea Theater. Neither he nor Amy Herrig, his daughter and business associate, had been charged with a crime or arrested.
This is a complicated case, but Staff writer Barry Shlachter breaks it down in this report.
-- Bill Miller
A Grand Prairie SWAT officer was wounded while serving a narcotics warrant late Thursday at an apartment complex in North Arlington.
His Kevlar vest stopped the slug.
-- Bill Miller
Federal agents on Thursday searched a house in the 1600 block of Stratford Drive in Mansfield, but an FBI spokeswoman said she could not say what they were looking for.
When asked why, Katie Chaumont of Dallas, the spokeswoman, said, "because it is related to an ongoing investigation."
Mansfield residents said they noticed FBI agents early Thursday morning at houses on Stratford and Fairfax drives. Chaumont said she could only confirm the search on Stratford Drive.
Residents said they also saw agents searching cars on both streets. One resident, Jaimie Hews, provided a photo (shown here) of a broken-out window at the home on Stratford Drive.
-- Bill Miller
A marijuana growing operation hidden in an 18-wheeler near Rio Vista was disrupted Thursday by Johnson County sheriff's deputies.
"The trailer was well hidden behind a shed in a grove of trees and was covered with camouflaged tarps," Lt. Tim Jones said. "The trailer was not visible from any angle and was accessed by way of a concealed door beside a shed."
-- Bill Miller
A Fort Worth assisted living facility was neglectful when staff failed to immediately call 911 after a resident complained she was having a heart attack and later became unresponsive, according to a state investigation.
Staff writer Deanna Boyd reports that the Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS) had begun investigating Avalon's The Willows Assisted Living Community at 4551 Boat Club Road in late March following the death of 90-year-old Mary Madeline Edholm.
According to a copy of the investigation report, received this week by the Star-Telegram, DADS investigators conducted an investigation inspection of the facility April 2 and found it did not meet state license requirements.
"We found conditions in the facility that presented an Immediate and Serious Threat to resident health and safety," the agency wrote in an April 16 letter to The Willows.
Tim Seib, Avalon's direction of administration, declined to comment Thursday, citing the on-going investigation.
Read Deanna Boyd's report here.
-- Bill Miller
The three people found dead Monday in west Fort Worth were shot by someone else, police said Wednesday.
"They're no longer looking at murder-suicide," Sgt. Raymond Bush, a police spokesman, said. "It appears to be a triple homicide."
Also Wednesday, authorities released the name of the third person found dead in the house in the 200 block of Sunset Lane.
Elizabeth Sessums, 47, (shown above) was identified by the Tarrant County medical examiner's office. On Tuesday, Ronney Jackson, 57, (shown at right) and David Adams, 50, were identified.
-- Bill Miller
Fort Worth homicide detectives wanted to talk to Cedric McGinnis Jr. after learning he was a former boyfriend of murder victim April Serrano.
The bodies of April, 21, her mother, Cynthia Serrano, 48, and her aunt, Kathy DeLeon, 35, were discovered Tuesday morning at a house on West Felix Street.
McGinnis, 22, posted about the deaths on his Facebook page, and used hashtags to express love for April and her family.
He voluntarily came to the police station late Tuesday, but he did not confess -- yet.
"We took him back to a location," Sgt. Joe Loughman said. "We were about to leave and we saw some things that … we were interested in. We asked Mr. McGinnis if he would come back and talk with us a second time."
This time, Loughman said, McGinnis admitted to the slayings.
Read more in this report from Staff writer Deanna Boyd.
-- Bill Miller
It has been a year since Leona Swafford, 83, was killed in carjacking near her home in Arlinton.
Police, however, aren't willing to say the ongoing investigation is a "cold case."
"We are still getting leads and tips that we are following up on," Detective Ben Lopez said Wednesday at a ceremony (shown below) to honor Swafford.
"We could get the right tip today and end up making an arrest today," he added. "As time goes on these cases usually get more difficult to solve, but we will never give up on a case. Ever."
Staff writer Mitch Mitchell covered the event. Read his report here.
-- Bill Miller
Staff writer Domingo Ramirez Jr. has these headlines:
A three-vehicle wreck early Wednesday on Northwest Loop 820 left a wrong way driver dead and three other people injured, Fort Worth police said.
Two men posing as electric company workers conned an 89-year-old Azle woman out of almost $10,000, deputies said.
-- Bill Miller
"They killed my family!" James Serrano screamed in a 911 call placed shortly after 8 a.m. Tuesday.
The Fort Worth man had just returned home in the 500 block of W. Felix Street in south Fort Worth after working a night shift.
He encountered a gruesome scene.
The victims were identified as James Serrano's wife, Cynthia DeLeon Serrano, 48, and daughter, April Serrano, 21; and Kathy DeLeon, 35.
It was the second time in two days that Fort Worth police were called to a home where three people were found slain. The other incident happend Monday in West Fort Worth.
Staff writer Deanna Boyd covered the Felix Street killings. Read her report here.
-- Bill Miller
Two men found dead Monday morning on Sunset Lane in west Fort Worth were shot, authorities reported Tuesday.
Ronney Jackson, 57, was shot in the chest, and and David Adams, 50, was shot in the head, the Tarrant County medical examiner's office reported.
The name of the third person found dead in the house in the 200 block of Sunset Lane was not released Tuesday because authorities had not reached next of kin.
People in the neighborhood continued to speculate Tuesday the corner house where the bodies were found was a hotbed of drug activity.
Police had no new information Tuesday on why the people were shot. The two men, however, did have criminal records.
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-- Bill Miller
We can't remember a span of two days that we've had to cover back-to-back cases of three people found dead in a house. That happened Monday and again on Tuesday.
We'll have more on those incidents in other Crime Time posts.
Meanwhile, don't miss these headlines:
Five people escaped a house fire in east Fort Worth that killed two women Tuesday morning, fire officials said. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
A search warrant indicates that Andrew Boden, 64, said he hid cameras at other locations. (By Marie Saavedra and Marjorie Owens of WFAA.
Chief Will Johnson was shopping with his daughter when the theft occurred. (By Susan Schrock)
-- Bill Miller
We've got lots for you to get caught up on. Let's get started with these headlines, all from Parker County, and reported by Staff writer Domingo Ramirez Jr.
The woman remains in an induced coma with first- and second-degree burns on her legs, back, abdomen, forearms, buttocks and genital area. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
Dax Anthony Morgan, 39, is also accused of taking photos of a teenage girl with a camera hidden in a bathroom at his home. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
-- Bill Miller
Tammy Douglas, 44, used her father's handgun to kill her caged dog last week, authorities said. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
Benbrook residents will soon see officers patrolling with a vehicle that looks like it just rolled out of the Bat Cave.
Read more in the press release below from Benbrook Police.
-- Bill Miller
Headline: Benbrook P.D. to use Can Am Roadster
Residents of Benbrook will soon be seeing a new police vehicle on patrol.
The police department recently received a Can Am Roadster, manufactured by Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP), for use as a traffic enforcement unit. The vehicle was obtained through a dealer loaner program from Granbury Motorsports.
According to Police Chief James Mills, Benbrook will be the first agency in the region to use the three-wheeled Can Am Roadster.
"This vehicle offers some distinct advantages over a two wheeled motorcycle," he said. "With a vehicle stability system, traction control, and anti-lock brakes, it is much safer than a traditional motorcycle."
The new vehicle will be used for traffic enforcement in select areas of the city. "With all the road construction about to begin, we want to increase compliance rates, especially along the main corridors in the city," Mills said.
Mitch Milson, owner of Granbury Motorsports, said he was very pleased to offer the vehicle through the loaner program.
"This was a good opportunity to support a local law enforcement agency," Milson said.
The department will have the vehicle on loan, at no cost, for one year. During that time, officers will evaluate the performance and effectiveness of the vehicle.
A group of cadets graduated Friday morning from Fort Worth's police academy.
Among the 38 members of Class 135 was Martha Bauer, whose mother, Kathleen Westfall, was promoted to sergeant, also on Friday. (They are shown together here at the morning ceremony.)
Westfall received her sergeant's stripes at an evening ceremony in which one captain, nine sergeants and 14 corporals were promoted.
See the FWPD's Facebook page for more pictures of the ceremonies. (Click on each photo to advance to the next.)
-- Bill Miller
Grapevine police say this picture of him was found on a camera disguised as a power outlet in a ladies' room at a local Braum's restaurant.
It was stuck to a wall with double-sided tape.
Police want to know if the man in the picuture is the person who placed the camera in the restroom.
Anyone with informaton can call police at 817-410-3280 or email email@example.com.
Meanwhile, read more in this report from Staff writer Terry Evans.
-- Bill Miller
Authorities swarmed the Enclave at Cityview apartments in southwest Fort Worth Thursday night, apparently searching for evidence in the homicide of Marion Lee Brown.
A witness told the Star-Telegram that several officers swarmed the apartments.
Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith said his investigators identified two potential suspects in the case and turned it over to Fort Worth homicide investigators.
Staff writer Deanna Boyd has been following the case and she has this update.
-- Bill Miller
More crime headlines:
No arrests had been made in the fatal shooting of Michael Foxwell as of Friday morning, police said. (By Deanna Boyd)
Gubernatorial hopeful Wendy Davis was asleep at her Fort Worth home in Aprili 2013 when an intruder entered and stole her car. (By Paul J. Weber of The Associated Press)
-- Bill Miller
A judge wants to inspect the records of the psychologist who testified that Ethan Couch's drunken acts, which caused a fatal wreck last year near Burleson, were the result of "affluenza."
Judge R.H. Wallace Jr. on Thursday ruled that Couch's attorneys had to produce the records in a lawsuit filed by the family of a boy injured in last year's crash.
One of Couch's lawyers said Friday that they would likely appeal the order, according to The Associated Press.
Couch was 16 years old when he drunkenly rammed a pickup truck into a crowd of people, killing four.
-- Bill Miller
Marion Brown's life reached a gruesome ending some time last week, but until then, he brought a lot of joy to family and friends.
"He was a really good dad and step-dad," said Jennifer Hipp, an ex-wife. "He loved his friends. He loved his mom and he worked real hard."
Now, Hipp and other family members are struggling to understand Brown's death after being informed by authorities that his remains found in Smith County in East Texas and Shreveport, La.
"This is surreal to me," Hipp said. "You just don't think things like this really happen to people you know or love."
Deana Boyd and Domingo Ramirez Jr. have another update on this case.
-- Bill Miller
Earlier this week, the Fort Worth Police Officers' Awards Foundation held its VIP dinner to honor some of the department's top officers.
Here's a press release on the event from Fort Worth police:
Recognizing excellence on the part of Fort Worth Police Officers is a tradition supported by the entire community.
In 1952 a group that later became the Texas Safety Association first honored outstanding achievement on the part of officers throughout the department.
The Fort Worth Police Officers' Award Foundation is proud to be responsible for continuing this legacy and gratefully acknowledges the numerous companies and individuals who help make this memorable event possible year after year.
The Fort Worth Police Officers' Award Foundation recognized the following officers at a special VIP dinner Tuesday, May 27, 2014.
Central Northwest Command: Officer Andy Morquecho
Southeast Command: Officer Marty Stone
Specialized Units: Detective William Paine
Supervisor of the Year: Sergeant Thomas Busker
Commander of the Year: Captain Michael Baldwin
Officer of the Year 2013, Amon G. Carter Award: Officer John Bell.
The Foundation is believed to be one of the only organizations in the country where community leaders have made it a priority to recognize excellence in the police force, applying good business and management principals. Its stated mission is to recognize efficiency, skill and devotion in providing for the public safety of the City and the reduction of crime.
-- Bill Miller
Marion Lee Brown, 53, was an executive with Hill Phoenix in Fort Worth, a manufacturer of display cases and refrigeration systems.
But law enrocement investigators say they believe that Brown (shown here) may have been killed somewhere in Tarrant County just before the Memorial Day weekend.
Some burned remains were found in Smith County and the rest of the body was found in a Shreveport lake.
Sheriff Larry Smith has said the remains belong to Brown, who had lived near Weatherford.
The investigation continued Thursday. Meanwhile, people who knew Brown said he was well-respected.
Brad Roche, a spokesman for Hill Phoenix, said Brown had worked with the company for the five years and was vice-president/general manager of the company's walk-in cooler business.
"He was an exceptional colleague," Roche said. "Everybody is shocked... It's a tough, tragic thing for everyone to get through."
Read more in this update from Domingo Ramirez Jr.
-- Bill Miller
A small boy, who was being pushed in a stroller by his father, died Thursday morning in a chain-reaction wreck at the intersection of California Lane and Cooper Street in Arlington, police said.
The child was fatally injured when a white Chrysler car hit a red pickup truck, which careened into the stroller, witnesses said.
Dr. Jerrod Edwards was inside his office at 2810 S. Cooper St., when he said he "heard one long, big bang."
"I hopped up and ran out toward the street and there was a lady driving the white Chrysler and the dad carrying his baby over to her, yelling, 'Look what you've done!'" Edwards said.
Staff writer Monica S. Nagy has this report.
-- Bill Miller
Here are some serious headlines from the Star-Telegram's day-shift cop reporters:
Authorities had not released the name of the victim, who was shot on the city's west side, police said. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
Suspects sought in shooting of caged dog in Parker County
Ten puppies were found still nursing after their mother had died in a cage left on a road in Springtown. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
A 10-year-old Arlington boy has been found safe after he apparently ran away from home. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
-- Bill Miller
People gathered at 404 Havenwood Lane Wednesday evening in Fort Worth for a candlelight vigil marking the anniversary of the day that Jerry Waller, 72, was killed by an officer looking for a prowler.
"I've been in shock for a year, waiting for my husband to come home," said his widow, Kathleen. "It was a nightmare, a total nightmare hearing those shots."
Kathleen, shown here with granddaughter, Olivia, also said, "That sound will be with me the rest of my life, and I just want some closure."
His daughter, Angie, said the family's "resolve to get justice for my father has only grown."
Read more here, and see the video below by Star-Telegram photographer Paul Moseley.
-- Bill Miller
Police on Wednesday released a sketch based on a girl's description of a man who tried to lure her into his pickup a week ago in far north Fort Worth.
It was one of three similar attempted abductions recently in the area.
A girl reported that a driver who tried to lure her into his pickup had a tattoo on his shoulder that appeared to be small crosses inside circles, Fort Worth police said.
Follow this link to see the sketch of the tattoo and read more about the case.
-- Bill Miller
Don't miss these headlines about North Texas crime:
UTA professor laundered "drug money" police say
The associate communications professor and his wife were arrested last week as a part of an investigation into money laundering, Denton police said. (By Monica S. Nagy)
Marcus Click, 21, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for intoxication manslaughter in the 2012 traffic death of his friend. (By Domingo Ramirez Jr.)
The man was being held on a burglary warrant and evading arrest but is under investigation for several other burglaries in central and west Fort Worth, police say. (By Deanna Boyd)
The 17-year-old says she was forced to participate in the slaying of Adrian Thornton after being repeatedly beaten and threatened by David Rhone. (By Deanna Boyd)
-- Bill Miller
Here's some top crime headlines from around Texas. All are from The Associated Press.
East Texas man charged in beating death of infant daughter
Man charged in triple slaying at Houston apartment
Condemned Texas inmate loses Supreme Court appeal
Man gets 8 years for South Texas cartel slaying
-- Bill Miller
Burned human remains found in East Texas are those of a Parker County man, and the rest of his body may have been recovered near Shreveport, La., according to a report from Staff writer Domingo Ramirez Jr.
No official identification has been released as of early Wednesday afternoon.
However, the coroner in Caddo Parrish, Louisiana, tentatively identified the victim's face using a photograph detectives in Smith County, Texas forwarded Tuesday.
The name will be released after identification is confirmed with dental records and DNA, Smith County Sheriff Larry Smith said.
"That victim has not returned to his residence in Parker County nor has he returned to work since this string of events occurred," Smith said.
This is a developing story.
Read the rest of Domingo's report to see what we've learned so far.
-- Bill Miller
A 31-year-old man died Monday evening in a wreck involving a car and a motorcycle on West Vickery Boulevard in southwest Fort Worth.
Jason Scott of Fort Worth was identified Tuesday by the Tarrant County medical examiner's office.
We don't have a lot yet on this wreck.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and CBS Sports reported that the school and conference are basing their appeal on the fact that Georgia Tech is only in the ACC title game because Miami declared itself ineligible. Had the Hurricanes been able to play for the league championship, Georgia Tech's season would be over at 6-6, and the Yellow Jackets would be bowl-eligible.
Georgia Tech is citing a precedent set last year when UCLA lost the Pac-12 title game to finish 6-7 but was allowed to play in the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl in San Francisco. The Bruins' case was the same as the Yellow Jackets' this year: They were only playing in the Pac-12 championship game because USC was ineligible.
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Hi Chaps ! anyone local to put me onto someone with a large field or campsite who would be happy about taking 15 lads camping for 2 nights !!
:D please :)
we stayed there last year, 10/15 walk from a wicked lil beach. big campfire at the site afterwards, no worries and there's a local pub that does a wicked cheeseboard.
near druidstone (past haverford west)
That looks a well nice place ! ...
Needing it near the Brecon Beacons if possible !!
yeah it's quite a mission past the Brecon Beacons! Good for future reference...
Have a look at this thread:
Link: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/genera...tchup-com.html
Edit: Zooming in on Wales:
How many facilities do you want from a camp site? Where we normally stay is near brecon, but the only facilities it has is the stream that runs through it! (The nearest toilet is about 3 miles away)
Always a good laugh though, u can have fires, get very drunk and not disturb anyone! Last time we went (about 3 years ago) it was about £3 a night.
Steveg Where was that steve ??
The campsite is here Brecon, Powys, UK to Unknown road - Google Maps If you look at the satellite images you'll see there is a car park there, you then carry on through the car park and onto the stony road, and will normally see people camping all along that road.
We've never booked before, always just turn up, and the owner comes round most mornings and collects money. Couldnt tell you how much it is these days, haven't been there in a few years, since I had kids! The roads to get there start off quite small, then get a bit smaller, and finally you end up driving down a stony path and through a river. All good fun though!


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In September 2384, two starships from the Fourth Fleet, the USS Lakota and the USS Freedom, were sent to investigate reports of a rapidly expanding region of volatile space now known as the Inconnu Expanse. They travelled through a narrow corridor between the Ferengi and the Tzenkethi, but, upon entering the Expanse, they encountered violent spatial anomalies now catalogued as gravitic pulse storms. The well-intentioned scientific mission quickly turned into a struggle for survival, challenged further by an unsophisticated yet aggressive inhabitant of the Expanse known only as the Ravagers. Another mission into the Expanse was not attempted for the better part of a year.
For two years, the Inconnu Expanse lay an open and unanswered question. In 2387, this led the Vice Admiral Rehlan Gar, Chief of Starfleet Science, to deploy the USS Merrimac, a deep space explorer, on a long and circuitous route that wrapped around the Talarians and Tzenkethi in another attempt to enter the Expanse. Gravitic storms were far less severe along this approach, and the USS Merrimac was able to enter the Expanse without any serious problems.
Toward the end of 2387, two revelations by Starfleet Science marked a turning point for the Federation. First, in November of 2387, Starfleet announced plans for an operation to commence by the middle of 2388 to quell the forces of the subspace singularity located in the middle of the Valoris Nebula responsible for fueling its rotation. This meant the phenomenon responsible for much of the Breen Crisis might finally subside, allowing Task Force 72 to focus on operations more exploratory and scientific in nature. The second event was the return of the USS Merrimack from the Inconnu Expanse. The Expanse, a region isolated from surrounding space by violent subspace phenomena catalogued as gravitic storms, had previously been inaccessible to Starfleet. During her half year survey mission, the Merrimack had discovered two safe routes from transiting the storms encircling the Expanse: a long but relatively easy one around Tzenkethi territory near its border with the Talarians, and a shorter but more challenging one through a heavy storm region between the Breen, Ferengi and Tzenkethi. Though there would be challenges with mounting operations into the expanse, the Merrimack brought back reports that the expanse had a dense interior teeming with warp-capable civilizations, and thus Starfleet decided to explore the Expanse in earnest.
At the beginning of 2388, the Fourth Fleet announced that Task Force 72's mandate would be expanding to include exploratory, science and diplomatic operations within the Inconnu Expanse. It would remain responsible for the borderlands from the edge of Cardassian territory to the edge of Talarian space, but with the Breen Crisis subsiding, it was felt that Task Force 72 would be capable of the undertaking.
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Here is a video of the audio of a clip recorded from the An Bord Pleanala (ABP) Oral Hearing into the onshore pipeline for the Corrib Gas Project. Although it is very technical in detail in gives an insight into some of the oral hearing and also the way that some language is used to fudge, confuse, protect and hide.
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The People, the pipe and the E540 oil and gas giveaway
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The Belmullet Public Meeting was a great success and after hearing the ABP decision the day before, was a good chance to reflect on all the achievements of the campaign these last 11 years and why it is still the wrong project in the wrong place. read full story / add a comment
mayo / miscellaneous / feature Tuesday January 25, 2011 14:56 by Rossport Solidarity Camp 3 comments (last - monday january 31, 2011 11:02) 1 image
On Thursday 20th January An Bord Pleanála announced their decision to approve the Shell high pressure raw gas pipeline. This is the last chance to resist the plan by the Irish Government, state bodies and Shell to force their will on communities and on the country as a whole, regardless of proper process, economic sense, peoples safety, environmental laws and human rights. Whilst the people of Ireland are being crippled by the cuts in public services and forced in to huge EU and IMF debt, the great gas giveaway is the elephant in the room that could be our solution. The unjust deal can be renegotiated as we have successfully seen in other countries. The people of Ireland should have a say in how we sustainably manage our natural resources. The struggle against Shell is a struggle for everyone in Ireland. You can be part of it. read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / news report Monday January 24, 2011 18:39 by Rossport Solidarity Camp 1 image
After hearing the news that Shell would be allowed to continue building their gas pipeline in Co.Mayo Ireland, we decided to take action! read full story / add a comment
mayo / eu / news report Wednesday January 19, 2011 17:49 by Rossport Solidarity camp
Wow what a weekend. Our winter skill share has just finished and I still have the taste of loads of different wild foods in my mouth and the ringing of the chainsaw in my ears. We all had a brilliant time, here's a few photos and a little bit of what we got up to. read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / news report Wednesday December 22, 2010 14:40 by Stop Shell Hell in Mayo
Any day now Shell will find out whether it will be able to continue with the dangerous Corrib Gas Project in Co. Mayo, Ireland read full story / add a comment
mayo / education / news report Saturday December 11, 2010 02:26 by FEE 6 comments (last - saturday january 29, 2011 21:15) 1 image
Walkout in Castlebar on Thursday, December 9. read full story / add a comment
mayo / education / news report Thursday December 02, 2010 13:21 by RSC 2 images
Over Halloween the Rossport Solidarity Camp held a skills-share weekend. There was a good selection of workshops to choose from including NVDA (Non-Violent Direct Action), knots, climbing, renewable energy & sustainable activism.
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mayo / rights and freedoms / press release Wednesday November 10, 2010 13:46 by Shell to Sea 1 image
Today marks the 4th year anniversary of the baton charge and violence by Gardaí against protestors opposed to the Corrib Gas Project.
The 10th of November 2006 was chosen by the Shell to Sea campaign, as a suitable day of action as it marked the anniversary of the hanging of Ken Saro Wiwa and 8 other Ogoni activists who opposed Shell. Over 200 Gardaí were drafted in under the direction of Superintendent Joe Gannon (then Superintendent in Belmullet).[1] read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / news report Friday October 22, 2010 12:07 by A 1 image
On Saturday the 16th, RPS Group's offices in Glasgow had its locks and signage destroyed by people who are outraged in their involvement with the Corrib Gas Pipeline in Co. Mayo, Ireland and the Open Cast Coal mines of the Douglas Valley, south Lanarkshire, Scotland. read full story / add a comment
mayo / miscellaneous / news report Saturday October 09, 2010 20:52 by ukindy 1 comment (last - monday october 11, 2010 09:13)
In the early hours of this morning, a small group of Bristol activists occupied the roof of a Shell garage in solidarity with the people of Rossport, Ireland. The activists would like them to know that We salute you in your struggles! You are not alone! read full story / add a comment
mayo / consumer issues / news report Wednesday September 29, 2010 17:58 by RSC 1 comment (last - thursday september 30, 2010 17:09) 3 images
Activists occupied the roof of the Shell garage at 122-156 Walworth Road, Camberwell, London, around 3pm on 25/09/10 in solidarity with the people of Rossport, County Mayo, Ireland, who are resisting Shell's destructive plans to build a pipeline through their community. read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / news report Friday September 24, 2010 15:24 by RSC 1 comment (last - friday september 24, 2010 16:46) 5 images
In the afternoon on the 22nd September, three protesters climbed the legs of a drilling rig to disrupt Shell's work in the SAC Sruwaddacon Bay estuary read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / news report Wednesday September 22, 2010 15:51 by jen debender 6 comments (last - saturday september 25, 2010 00:24) 15 images
This Monday, 20th September two Shell to Sea campaigners tied themselves to a drill on one of Shell's platforms, and remained up there stopping work for a total of 12 hours, from 7am to 7pm. read full story / add a comment
mayo / arts and media / news report Saturday September 18, 2010 10:41 by JM 1 comment (last - monday september 20, 2010 20:17) 1 image
The Mayo-based Connaught Telegraph weekly newspaper ran an on-line poll this week on the Corrib gas pipeline project, with unsurprising results. read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / news report Friday September 17, 2010 15:15 by jen debender and da ram 8 comments (last - sunday september 19, 2010 12:28) 7 images 1 video file
Representatives from Shell and their panel of expert witnesses were prevented from leaving the An Bord Pleanála oral hearing Thursday night by peaceful protesters. read full story / add a comment
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Whether you are visiting Germany on vacation or for business, make sure to take some time out and relax in the onsite sauna, and don't forget to pack your swimwear as this hotel also features an indoor pool and a spa tub. This Magdeburg hotel offers a 24-hour fitness facility, breakfast in the morning, room service, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Guests can enjoy drinks after a long day at Bar Charlie, or head to the hotel restaurant to enjoy International cuisine for dinner.
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The room had a connecting door to the neighboring room. Thus we could hear the guy...Venere Guest, Germany
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The room had a connecting door to the neighboring room. Thus we could hear the guy from there. In the first night, he was calling a lady in US (I guess) via skype (I guess) for about 1.5 hours from 23:00 on. It was like the guy would be sitting in our room! The next night he was snoring the whole night like a bear or so! We were standing in our beds! The location is far away from the center and the chances to come into the center are limited and poor.
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at RAMADA Hotel Magdeburg, offering 243 guest rooms with climate control. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, safes and phones during their Magdeburg visit.
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Distances from RAMADA Hotel MagdeburgCathedral of Magdeburg - 3.7 km / 2.3 mi
Magdeburg Parliament - 3.8 km / 2.4 mi
Green Citadel of Magdeburg - 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
Monatery of Our Lady - 4 km / 2.5 mi
Elbauenpark - 6 km / 3.7 mi
Millennium Tower - 6.5 km / 4 mi
Magdeburg Zoo - 7.6 km / 4.7 mi
Colbitz Wind Mill - 22.8 km / 14.2 mi
Motorsport Arena Oschersleben - 23.1 km / 14.4 mi
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Well, if he really knows the defense as well as he says he does, he certainly has a chance to be better than most defensive rookies. As G.I. Joe always said, "knowing is half the battle." ;)
Having confidence in knowing your assignments is half the battle before a player can play instinctively without hesitation. It sounds like he will be truly ready for a starting role.
I really hope Jones and Perry provide a big boost in the arm for the defense this year - and if Lacy and Franklin do the same for the offense, look out NFL!!!
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Junior Member
I've started using Last Whisper on Panth, it really does suck that HSS doesn't hit as hard as it use to but you can still beat the squishie characters pretty easily.
I just had to change my play style since the patch came out, instead of a elixir or sword for the first item I just get mana regen. But he is far from being unplayable, he just isn't as good as he was before.
Senior Member
he was op before so quit *****ing. now you can't stomp people early game. oh well. change your play and get over it
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