Random Tuesday Morning Thoughts
- This is a wild story. There was grainy footage of the alleged murderer back in 2012, but now DNA has linked a current real estate agent to the killing.
- Oh, my.
- Flock license plate readers location finder.
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| Decatur |
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| Boyd |
- "The Department of Public Safety said Mark Stevens, 70, was riding a 2002 Harley Davidson on FM 174 about 11:35 a.m. when it drifted off the road and struck a fence."
- Two different stories:
- In downtown Manhattan yesterday morning. Video.
- So not only was the New York Times correct in its reporting about the lack of security of the new Air Force One, but we've learned Trump's attempt to punish the investigative reporters extended to their families.
- The Pentagon hasn't had a press briefing in two and half months. For a while there, Pete Hegseth loved to get in front of the cameras and cosplay about how well the war was going. Now we learn they've been withholding information.
- If there was ever a man who could get compromised by the Russians in a hotel room during a visit to Moscow, he's the guy.
- Supreme Court decides to take up the issue of civil forfeiture again.
- This is a mess. The State, in the middle of a criminal trial, appealed a judge's ruling, and it took a year for the appellate court to make a decision. Throughout the appeal, the jury was "on call" to return to court at any time. Once the appellate court ruled against the State, they just gave up and dismissed the case. The judge then paid each juror for the year of service.
- And the criminal case was actually against officials in Williamson County on an allegation of "tampering" with video footage of Cops-like TV show cameramen who rode along with deputies. This happened yesterday:
- Trump continued bombing Iran last night. It's the 10th straight day.
