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Man accused in deadly shooting on Beechnut Street was out on bond for road rage incident, HPD says
SUMMARY: 28-year-old Carlos Chavez, accused of a fatal road rage shooting on November 7, appeared in court today. Chavez, already out on bond for four prior cases, allegedly shot into a vehicle carrying 23-year-old Jadrien Edwards, his daughter, and another passenger. Edwards died at the scene in a Wells Fargo parking lot, and the passenger was hospitalized. Prosecutors revealed Chavez had prior charges, including aggravated assault and firearm possession. A judge scheduled a bond hearing for tomorrow, while the state seeks to hold him without bond. The victims claim they don’t know why Chavez targeted their car. Chavez remains in custody.
Carlos Chavez was out on bond for another road rage incident when investigators said he was involved in a deadly shooting on Beechnut Street.
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Medical King Bed Rails, Hallmark Ornament, Outdoor Essentials Planter Boxes pulled for safety
SUMMARY: Three major recalls have been announced for safety concerns. Medical King is recalling 222,000 adult portable bed rails after a 66-year-old died from entrapment; affected models include adjustable and legless bed assist rails sold at Walmart, Target, Amazon, and eBay. Hallmark recalled its CAD Bane Keepsake Christmas ornaments due to mold risk from improperly dried paint; they were sold for $22 in stores and online. New Cosmos recalled over 26,000 DeNova Detect gas and carbon monoxide alarms, which may malfunction after short alerts, posing poisoning risks. Replacement and return options are available; details can be found on the manufacturers’ websites.
Several popular products have been recalled due to serious safety concerns, including a Hallmark Christmas ornament, a bed rail …
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Poll: Hispanic Texans want illegal border crossers deported | Texas
SUMMARY: A University of Texas-Austin poll reveals that most Hispanic Texans favor deporting illegal border crossers and have shown increased support for Donald Trump, with him winning 55% of the Latino vote in Texas. This shift signals a decline in attachment to the Democratic Party, with key concerns centering on immigration and the economy. A substantial 91% prioritize immigration, while 87% focus on the economy, with 76% rating it poorly. The Texas legislature has allocated over $11.6 billion for border security over four years, reflecting a significant investment compared to previous federal funding.
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Bishop TD Jakes suffers medical emergency during sermon
SUMMARY: Bishop T.D. Jakes, 67, experienced a medical episode during a live-streamed sermon at The Potter’s House in Dallas. Nearing the end of his hour-long message, Jakes appeared to spasm and stopped speaking, prompting the church to end the live feed. His daughter and son-in-law later assured supporters he is recovering well under medical care. The church confirmed Jakes is stable but provided no details about the incident. Jakes, a prominent Christian leader who founded The Potter’s House nearly 30 years ago, has advised U.S. presidents and spoken at President Obama’s 2009 inauguration.
Prayers are pouring in after a North Texas church pastor suffered a health scare during Sunday service.
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