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Daughter of Dallas woman accused of shooting other driver claims it was self defense
SUMMARY: Louia Holland, 44, is in jail facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly shooting a man during a road rage incident on I-20 in Dallas. Holland claims she fired in self-defense, fearing for her and her daughter’s safety after a Chevy Suburban aggressively cut them off. Holland’s daughter, Lerica, was with her during the incident and corroborated her mother’s account. The man who was shot remains hospitalized in critical condition. The investigation is ongoing, with no weapon found on the victim, and it remains to be seen if the district attorney will proceed with prosecution.
The daughter of a woman arrested for shooting a man on I-20 in Dallas this week says her mother was not the aggressor and that they feared for their lives. โI feel like she thought it was a life-or-death situation,”
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Governmental immunity means water tank explosion damage to homes isn't covered by MUD
SUMMARY: A water tank explosion in northwest Houston has caused significant damage to two homes, leaving the families involved feeling helpless and frustrated. The incident, stemming from the Reed Road Municipal Utility District, resulted in extensive water damage and repair costs expected to reach tens of thousands of dollars. Unfortunately, both families learned that the entity is protected by governmental immunity, meaning they may be responsible for all repair expenses. Despite reaching out to their insurance companies, they face delays due to the classification of the event as an explosion. The families express deep concern, especially for their elderly loved ones affected by the damage.
Two families are trying to figure out what to do after a water tank exploded and flooded their homes.
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Austin City Limits 2024: Public officials give safety tips | FOX 7 Austin
SUMMARY: First responders prepare extensively for large events, such as festivals, to ensure public safety. Austin Travis County EMS emphasizes the importance of hydration and security. Attendees should keep valuables secured and avoid putting ID or credit cards in their phone cases. Water refilling stations will be available, so bringing a reusable water bottle is advisable. It’s also recommended to hydrate before arriving, wear breathable fabrics, and comfortable shoes. Attendees should plan for traffic delays, designate a meeting spot if separated from their group, share phone locations, and create a checklist. Most importantly, they should focus on enjoying the event!
Austin public safety officials shared expert advice on how to protect yourself and your belongings when attending large events.
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KSAT News at 6 p.m. : Oct 03, 2024
SUMMARY: Dock workers across the U.S. will return to work after suspending a strike to negotiate a new contract, focusing on wage increases, with an agreement lasting until January 15th. In a related incident, a major drug bust in South Side led to the seizure of 66 lbs of meth and $20,000 in cash. The San Antonio Firefighters Association expressed concerns over local gang activity, emphasizing the need for awareness and safety. With early voting approaching, registration deadlines loom. Hurricane Helen’s devastating impact has left over 200 dead, prompting ongoing recovery efforts. Community health initiatives address rising cancer rates among Latinos.
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