Death of Baytown student triggers officer shooting questions
A University of the Incarnate Word graduate student Cameron Redus was shot five times by Alamo Heights officer Cpl. Chris Carter after a traffic stop near San Antonio. Family questions how an unarmed 23-year-old could threaten an officer, while Carter is on administrative leave. A memorial fund is set up at Community Bank of Texas for Cameron Redus.
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Service honors Cameron Redus amid questions and restlessness
Neil Anderson delivered the main message at a BCA service for Cameron Redus, who was described as hungry for answers and restless to explore. About 500 attended the two hour service, with his older brother Kris singing. Rebus will be cremated later. The printed program included Cameron’s assignment about avoiding delayed dreams and acting now.
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Armory eyed as permanent home for Baytown veterans group
Ashworth notes Armory space could house American Legion Post 323 now meeting at the VFW. Partners envision a nonprofit bid to raise 250000, fund renovations, and host a veterans center plus Pridgeon's Portrait of a Warrior Art Gallery. The plan would honor Texas fallen families with a public space.
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Probation for teen combines tragedy and controversy
In Houston a judge gave 16 year old Ethan Couch ten years probation for a fatal drunk driving crash that killed four pedestrians, prompting anger from victims' families. A psychologist described affluenza to argue for lighter punishment, a term debunked as a real diagnosis.
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Fort Worth
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General Motors
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