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HARRIS COUNTY -- by Michelle Homer/KHOU 11 News and www.khou.com - Officials have identified the shooter in Tuesdays shooting on the Lone Star College campus.
Dozens of law enforcement officers rushed to the campus while panicked students ran away from the campus when three people were shot near the library.
The shooting happened during an argument between a student and another man.
The shooter has been identified as Carlton Berry, 22.
The men both ended up with gunshot wounds, and one of them shot and wounded a maintenance man who was an innocent bystander, according to acting Harris County Sheriff Armando Tello.
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"He said, 'I don't want to fight you, I'm not trying to go to jail," said Eyyonna Fontenot, a student who witnessed the argument and shooting.
She said the gunman initially walked away, but then changed his mind when the other man said something else.
"Whatever ticked him off, whatever they said, [the gunman] got it out of his backpack and just started shooting," she said. "I just ran out of there cause I didn't want to die, I have two kids."
The shooting led to a campus lockdown and two-hour search for the gunman who got away. Several nearby Aldine ISD schools were also put on lockdown as a precaution.
A law enforcement source said the gunman shot the man he was arguing with, then accidentally shot himself in the buttocks.
Lone Star College student Brittany Mobley said she saw the whole thing happen.
"I saw two dudes basically get into an altercation and the dude that shot, he basically got angry and started shooting the other guy," said Mobley. "A lot of people heard a lot of shots."
Mobley said the suspect had the gun hidden in his clothes.
"Basically, I seen the dude that shot him and as soon as I heard the bullets flying and the gun being fired off, then everyone started running and it was a hint for me to start running as well," Mobley said.
The shooting happened in the central courtyard of the campus in the 2700 block of W.W. Thorne Drive in north Harris County.
While many ran from the scene, other students and faculty took cover inside classrooms.
"They said there was gunshots and somebody was shot so we cut off the lights, we cut off all the computers and we just kinda like got down and was quiet," said a woman named Mary.
Mark Zaragosa, an EMT student, got some hands-on experience when he spotted two wounded men before police arrived.
"I actually had just come out of EMT class and I noticed that there were two downed victims so I stopped to render assistance," Zaragosa said.
Berry has been charged with aggravated assault and is still in the hospital.
The man involved in the argument was shot three times and is reportedly in critical condition at Ben Taub Hospital.
The maintenance man was shot in the leg and is expected to be OK. He was also taken to Ben Taub.
Another student on the campus was taken to the hospital after suffering a possible heart attack.
The campus and nearby Aldine ISD schools were put on lockdown while dozens of law officers searched each building for the second suspect. They also searched a nearby wooded area and the neighborhoods surrounding the campus.
Some parents rushed to the scene to make sure their children were OK.
"I really, like, panicked," said one young man as his relieved mother kissed him repeatedly.
"I love you," said another tearful mom as she hugged her daughter.
"I love you too, mom," the girl answered.
Around 2:15 p.m., the suspected gunman turned himself in at Northwest Medical Center with a gunshot wound, according to law enforcement sources.
Lone Star College closed for the rest of day, but students and faculty were allowed to return to pick up their cars and other belongings.This story comes to us through KFDM's media partnership with KHOU 11 News in Houston.New details about Lone Star College shooting in Harris County
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Market research firm Infonetics Research released excerpts from its 2013 Mobile Security Strategies and Vendor Leadership: North American Enterprise Survey, which details enterprises' plans for deploying security solutions for mobile devices, as well as their thoughts on leading mobile security vendors.
"For many IT organizations, there's an immediate need to do something about the mobile device security problem because like it or not, a new wave of mobile devices is being connected to corporate networks, and companies are looking to lock down these devices and control which apps they can use," notes Jeff Wilson, principal analyst for security at Infonetics Research.
Wilson continues: "We believe that SSL VPNs will become a cornerstone of many enterprise mobile device security strategies moving forward because they solve an immediate connection security requirement, are familiar and easy to use, often free, and will likely support additional security and control functions."
- Around 1/3 of enterprises interviewed by Infonetics currently allow the use of employee-owned devices such as iPhones, iPads, and Android smartphones and tablets on their networks
- Managing and securing rogue devices connected by users was named as a driver for deploying mobile device security by 72% of enterprises surveyed
- Over 3/4 of respondents have purchased or are considering purchasing a cloud-based or hybrid cloud/client-based mobile security solution, with cost being the #1 driver
- Roughly 1 million malicious or high-risk Android apps alone are anticipated this year, and Infonetics expects that nearly all enterprises will experience significant mobile device security incidents by 2015
For its 27-page mobile security survey, Infonetics interviewed purchase-decision makers at 103 medium and large companies in the U.S. and Canada about their mobile device security strategies. The survey provides insights into enterprises' mobile security deployment drivers and barriers, purchase plans and expenditures, cloud and SaaS solutions, security incidents, and familiarity with and ratings of mobile security vendors. Vendors named in the report include AirWatch, Apple, Avast, Check Point, Cisco, IBM, Juniper, Kaspersky, McAfee, Microsoft, MobileIron, RIM (Blackberry), Symantec/Norton, Trend Micro, Zenprise/Citrix, and others. To buy the report, contact Infonetics: http://www.infonetics.com/contact.asp.
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Dear Sisters and Brother in Christ,
The days of Lent are waning, even as the chill air refuses to loosen its grip. We are about to step into the holiest of times for Christian people. Over this holy season of Lent I have journeyed with some of the writings of C.S. Lewis, and a couple of them resonate with me in profound ways.
As you read this, no doubt you will be keenly aware that we are beginning the Holy Week journey, and the narratives of the weeks are ripe with key elements of Lent – prayer, fasting, and self-denial. We have talked about it before, so you may well recall that I have long considered the journey of Lent to be one that is not very much about giving up this or that; nor is it about what I call "bad me syndrome;" nor are we to be maudlin about ourselves or the human condition. It is about changing, reshaping, whatever parts of ourselves impair our journey with and in God's love. Such impairment seems to happen when each of us gets me-centric – when we lose true humility. Lewis, in Mere Christianity, gets quickly to the heart of the matter: "True humility is not thinking less of yourself; it is thinking of yourself less."
The intentionality of our journey really requires that we go all the way from the palm parade, to the upper room, to the garden at Gethsemane, to Caiaphas' palace, and, yes, the cross. For as much as we want the gift of the empty tomb and the everlasting life it offers, if we skip these moments, the gift given on the cross is lost, or deeply obscured and despair can hem us in on every side. Again, Lewis' words remind us of that precious and tender gift: "We need not despair even in our worst, for our failures are forgiven." It is Jesus' perfect gift, and it is given to us all.
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ALUMNI CLASS NEWS 1940 S of the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor and events that 1950 S KS '44s M. Leila Hohu Kiaha and followed. The class plans to meet For Fred Cachola '53, Roy Cachola Dawn Anahu Fernandez celebrat- again before year's end. (Class '59, Jane Gonsalves Kircher '59 ed their "39th" birthdays (again). representative is Dorothea Cobb- and Gerry Vinta Johansen '60 it Classmates gathered in April at Ala Adams Nary. Phone: 1-808-262- was a heartwarming reunion of Moana's Alan Wong Restaurant to 5492.) childhood friends and neighbors toast Leila. Then in May, Dawn The "Great '48" gathered who grew up in a plantation camp was honored at Ward Center's Yum together for Albert "Cowboy" and were meeting again after more Yum Tree Restaurant. Dr. Ione Silva's annual ÿÖhikilolo Ranch than 50 years. At the North Kohala Rathburn Ryan and Marian Lake round up in May. Lending a hand Millennium Reunion, June 30- By Gerry Vinta Johansen Boyd hosted the happy occasion preparing the food were class July 4, held at Kamehameha Park '60, Alumni Relations for Leila; Lou Benham Pavich members and their spouses Gene in Käpaÿau many residents of the hosted Dawn's gathering. Other Naipo, Irwin and Betty Cockett, area came to "talk story" and re- classmates and friends in atten- Rochelle and Edward Wong, Iris kindle old friendships. Each day dance included Arline Akina, and Ronald Poepoe, Henry and of the five-day celebration focused Neva Andrews Wong, Lei Becker Mona Silva Cabral, Wond Hart, on a different era: pre-missionary, Furtado, Jane Chung, Vesta Parker Clifford Heu, Stanley Lum, Leilani missionary, pre-plantation, planta- Will, Helen Will, Edith Rabideau and George Kekoÿolani, Sonny tion, as well as North Kohala's Wassman, Kuÿualoha Saffery and Lorna Chu Kaeck, Janet future. Exhibits depicted the Callanan, Pearl Souza Cummins, AhLeong Holokai, Dolly Manley various eras and reunion events and Frances Kupau Schuman. Phillips, and Mary and Elmer centered around the region's multi- Frances was also a Mystery Shopper Manley. The Kamehamehas ethnic heritage by way of songs, winner in May. (Class representa- (formerly Kamehameha Alumni dances, foods, crafts, and clothing. tive is Pearl Souza Cummins. Glee Club) provided entertainment. Fred headed the reunion's planning Phone: 1-808-247-1786.) Classmates Hiram Ke and committee from Oÿahu and put The women of KS '47 have Homer Kuhns, members of the together the display depicting the been meeting quarterly for lunch or famed 5th Regimental Combat area's Hawaiian heritage. Gerry brunch at various Oÿahu restau- Team who were killed in the was also a member of the reunion's rants for the past eight years. In Korean War, were among those Oÿahu planning committee. Jane is April, a potluck for class members honored at Punchbowl Cemetery an emergency room nurse at and spouses was held at the home in June. More than 20 classmates Fountain Valley Medical Center in of William Nary '50 and Dorothea attended the service commemorat- California where she lives with "Tiny" Cobb-Adams Nary '47. ing the 50th anniversary of the husband, Charles. Roy is on With the usual singing and "talking start of the Korean War. Retired medical leave from United Airlines story," a good portion of the General Irwin Cockett is the chair- and is currently under doctor's care evening was devoted to memories man of veteran memorial events. in Virginia. Mystery shopper winner (Class representative is Elmer Frances Kupau Schuman Manley. Phone: 1-808-734-7459.) '44 KS '47 gathers for an evening of nostalgia at William Nary's home KS '48 classmates Gene Naipo (l) and Irwin "Yoka" Cockett at the ¯ annual 'Ohikilolo Ranch round up 17 ALUMNI CLASS NEWS Temple Chun '97, and Ti Chun DATES FOR '00. (Class representative is Donna KS MEN'S & WOMEN'S GLEE ALUMNI WEEK Lei Smythe. Phone: 1-808-595- CLUBS FORMING 2001 3983; e-mail: email@example.com.) Experienced Kamehameha June 3-10, 2001 Kumu Hula Robert Cazimero Schools alumni singers and '67 & Hälau Nä Kamalei celebrated musicians are invited to attend their 25th anniversary in a special a placement session for the two-night concert at the historic Kamehameha Schools Men's Hawaiÿi Theatre. Besides the and Women's Alumni Glee Brothers Cazimero's Robert and Clubs. Roland '68, special guest stars Monday, September 11 Children of Mike and Joslyn Noa Donlin included Hoÿokena with Manu '69 are (l-r) Noelani, Sean and Shea. 6:30-9 p.m. Boyd '80 and Glen Smith '74, Choral Room – Marlene Sai '59, Anthony Keÿelikölani Performing Arts 1960 S Conjugacion '79 and Kaipo Hale '68. (Class representative is Kathie Center Congratulations to Grayce Lua Reis. Phone: 1-808-239-6452; If you're a Kamehameha Dean '60 recently awarded the Boy e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.) Schools alumnus interested in Scouts of America's Silver Order Joslyn K. Noa Donlin '69 is singing some of the most of the Beaver for outstanding a field contracts specialist with the beautiful and challenging music public service. Grayce has served high-tech Oracle firm in Bellevue, ever written, this is for you. as the State of Hawaii's West Maui Wash. An attorney by profession, Contact Randie Fong at District Unit Commissioner for Joslyn juggles work and family 842-8975. more than 15 years. (Class repre- time with her husband Mike and sentative is Gerry Vinta Johansen. their three children Sean, 20, Phone: 1-808-842-8445; e-mail: Noelani, 16, and Shea 6. (Class after 26 years in the U.S. Army firstname.lastname@example.com.) representative is Wayne Chang. where he was a Chief Master Gwendolyn Moy '64 works Phone: 1-808-842-8802; e-mail: Sergeant. His son James entered at the UCLA Medical Center's email@example.com) the Air Force in May and is Home Health Department. She is stationed in San Antonio, Texas. the education/orientation coordi- nator there and has been listed in 1970 S Honolulu Police Lieutenant Randall Brown '70 recently turned Who's Who in America since 1990. Mark Bender '70 and wife T.J. over administration of the new (Class representative is Patricia have relocated to Washington, Kapolei Police Station to another Blake-Silva. Phone: 1-808-696- D.C. for a year. While there, Mark KS graduate, Moana Heu '74. 3306.) and T.J. will study European Randy is now stationed in Clayton Chun '65 would like languages in preparation for T.J.'s Käneÿohe where he works with to think of himself as Hawaii's upcoming two-year assignment in juveniles participating in the "Father of the Year" since his wife Budapest. Mark, who was trained Marimed Foundation's education Cheryl is Hawaii's "Mother of the as a carpenter and built their New program. Marimed operates from Year." Clayton and Cheryl have Hampshire home, retired in 1996 a 167-ft. ship anchored in Käneÿohe eight children, including Tara Bay. Randy and his wife, Shirley, Chun Lucio '93, Taran Chun '95, an HPD crime lab technician, are the parents of two sons, ages 10 and 8. Randy has been with HPD for 16 years. Noella Kong '70 was appointed assistant administrator of the State Health Planning Development Agency that oversees hospitals, health plans, and service providers throughout Hawaiÿi. Noella manages internal opera- tions, including certifications, personnel and budget. She was previously with the Office of Plantation camp friends at the North Kohala Millennium Reunion (l-r), Jane Gonsalves Kircher '59, Roy Cachola '59, Gerry Vinta Johansen '60, KS Trustee Robert Kihune '55, and Fred Cachola '53 18 ALUMNI CLASS NEWS 2000/2001 I MUA PRODUCTION SCHEDULE All submissions (including photos) must be into PAR by the dates listed below in order to appear in the quarterly issue indicated. (No elec- tronic photos, please) KS '75 proud moms at the President's Tea with their KS '00 children Winter 2000 issue (l-r) Kim Neves Keanini, Jonathan Kaleilanakila Keanini, Susan Lei Due Sept. 25, 2000 Moku and The Pacific Storm – (l-r) Kalani Smythe, Harris Moku '72, Baptista, Tanya Chun Johnson, Dylan Kapunahele Stingert, and Spring 2001 issue and Campwood Mahalo – performing in Hawı, Hawai'i ¯ ¯ Susan Oue Stingert Due January 8, 2000 Summer 2001 issue Due March 19, 2001 Hawaiian Affairs' Health and KS '75 classmates Kim Neves- today's society." According to Fall 2001 issue Human Services Department for Keanini, Susan Oue Stringert, and author Kristin Holmes' 1994 book, Due July 2, 2001 three years, Alu Like for three Tanya Chun Johnson celebrated Under a Maui Roof, traditional years and Straub Medical Center their 25th class reunion in a very Hawaiian residences consisted of Winter 2001 issue for 10 years. special and unique way. Proud either rock walls or wood frames Due October 1, 2001 After 26 years with Tosco moms of KS '00 graduates for the bottom portion and thatch (Unocal/Union Oil of California), Jonathan Kaleilanakila Keanini, of different native grasses for the in January David Young '70 began Dylan Kapunahele Stringert, and roof. These dwellings were sturdy, a new job as operations manager Susan Lei Kaimialoha Baptista, waterproof, and with proper care for Petrospect – an independent they celebrated by attending the and maintenance, could weather petroleum inspection service. In President's Tea, Baccalaureate and even the most severe storms. The his new position, David oversees Commencement exercises together. bill is pending. six inspectors and three dock It was a wonderful way for these Allen Hanaike '85 reports operators who scrutinize refineries, friends to remember their time that at the May opening of the facilities, tankers, and barges at Kamehameha – "the good old second Maui Tacos store in the throughout the State of Hawaiÿi. days."And, thanks to their children, "Big Apple," KS graduates in Harris Moku '72 is with the they now have new memories of attendance included J. Kalani band "Moku and The Pacific Kamehameha to add to the old. English '84, Kaÿohi Yojo '92, and Storm." With Kalani Smythe on Jonathan and Susan Lei will attend David Daniels '91. Kalani was in guitar and Campwood Mahalo on the University of Nevada-Las town for consultations at the bass, Harris is lead singer and Vegas in the fall. Puna will attend United Nations; Allen works for guitarist of the group. The trio Honolulu Community College. AT&T Solutions in New York as a entertains at Sheraton Maui in (Class representative is Kathy Enos data networking manager at Lahaina, The Sportspage in Kïhei, Thurston. Phone: 1-808-262-2541; Merrill Lynch; Kaÿohi is pursuing and Moondoggies in the e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.) her musical theater career (she's Kaÿahumanu Shopping Mall. The "Toni" on future episodes of band is currently working on a CD of original island songs, featuring 1980 S Comedy Central's "Strangers with Candy"); and, David was fresh off their signature tune, "Kehaulani," Maui County Councilmember the plane from Honolulu, vacation- written and sung by Harris in J. Kalani English '84 has intro- ing from his paramedic duties on tribute to his late sister Lianne duced a landmark bill to recognize Oÿahu. At the Maui Tacos opening, Kehaulani Moku Boshard '78. traditional Hawaiian architecture – Kaÿohi chanted an introductory oli Music is full-time for the talented indigenous architecture – into the and Kalani offered a Hawaiian Moku who's also a part-time actor. County Building Code. Says blessing. (Class representative is His movie credits include parts in Kalani, "I am attempting to legit- Troy Shimasaki. Phone: 1-808-677- the full-length comedy feature imize the traditional structures 6962; e-mail: email@example.com. Gone to Maui. that my küpuna lived in for centuries…I would like to allow for the modern adaptation and use of this very efficient technology in 19 ALUMNI CLASS NEWS At the opening of Maui Tacos in New York City are (l-r) J. Kalani English '84, Ka'ohi Yojo '92, David Daniels '91 and, in back, Allen Hanaike '85 ¯ Nicole 'Anela Lopez '96 and husband Barrett Ikaika Gueco '93 1990 S credentials made her extremely competitive. She is a terrific role New Date for ATP Hoÿolauleÿa Tracy Kaleo Blaisdell '90 was model and an all-around great Kamehameha Schools recently named District Manager of person." Donna already knows Association of Teacher's and the American Diabetes Association- what she wants to fly: PC-135 fuel Parents announce Hoÿolauleÿa Hawaiÿi. In her post, she will coor- tankers. She feels tankers are essen- 2001, March 3, 2001, from 9 a.m. dinate fundraising events such as tial in the Air Force; without them, to 5 p.m. on the grounds of the "Team D," "America's Walk for fighters can't get anywhere to Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum. Diabetes," "Kiss a Pig," and the accomplish their mission. She'll be With the theme "E Hoÿi Kealoha "Partners for a Cure" golf tourna- entering flight school at Columbus i Kaÿiwiÿula – Love returns to ment. For more information about AFB in Miss. The daughter of Kaÿiwiÿula" (original name for ADA, call 947-5979 or e-mail Donald and Anna Mae Distajo the grounds of Kamehameha firstname.lastname@example.com. (Class Heath '62, Donna is married to School for Boys), Hoÿolauleÿa representative is Sandy Han. Tech. Sgt. James Chun. 2001 hopes to raise $80,000 in Phone: 1-808-735-3537; e-mail: Nicole ÿÄnela Lopez '96 is enrichment grants. email@example.com.) one busy wahine. A dancer at night Congratulations to Donna Alumni are encouraged to help with the "Yes" International Revue Mae Heath Chun '90, first female by donating products for sale in Show in Waikïkï, during the day graduate of the University of the silent auction, country store, she works part-time at Pünana Leo Hawaii's (UH-Mänoa) Air Force or various food booths, or by ÿO Kawaiahaÿo and attends UH- ROTC program accepted into pilot purchasing an ad in the souvenir Mänoa full-time majoring in school in the past 19 years. While booklet – which will include the Hawaiian Studies with a minor in holding several jobs after high names of all contributors. Hawaiian Language. 'Änela is school, Donna joined the Hawaiÿi married to Barrett Ikaika Gueco Interested alumni may contact Air National Guard where she '93, also a full-time student at UH- Vernon Nishimura at 366-6275. worked as an armament systems Mänoa. Barrett is a social work mechanic for three years at Hickam major as well as a full-time AFB. Captain Kristina OÿBrien, employee at Sam Choy's. (Class commandant of cadets in AF-ROTC representative is Avis Poai. Phone: says, "Donna's outstanding 1-808-623-4770; e-mail: email@example.com) 20
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