The victim told police she was inside the house when she heard several gunshots outside and realized she had been hit. star-telegram.com/news/local…
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Three dead, eight injured in Texas shooting during late night pressrundown.com/top%20news/… #txlege
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This is Paul Timothy Willis.
He was killed last night in a Fort Worth mass shooting. 11 people were shot and 3 died after Comofest.
His mom brought flowers and sat next to the blood-stained concrete where he died.
Paul was 18, goofy, hard-working, a big brother, a son. @wfaa
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Not a drag queen #txlege
A Texas man who was arrested for indecency with a child last month, has now been arrested for continuous sexual abuse of a child.
He told investigators that the child was evil & he was afraid of her & that she came onto him. 🫠
Meet Stuart Manuel Rios.
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3 dead, 11 shot at the annual July 3 holiday street gathering in Fort Worth's Lake Como neighborhood, the worst July 3 violence in memory wfaa.com/article/news/crime/… via @wfaa
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So much for the @Airbnb party ban. They had to shuttle people in to the neighborhood because there wasn’t room to park all the cars. We found out the owners knew about the party and even called the sheriff on me for telling the renters that they couldn’t park on other properties
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Resident of "permitless carry" state arms himself to go shopping, negligently shoots himself in store parking lot (Beaumont, Texas): 💔😡💔#dgu #GunSenseNow #GunsDoNotMakeUsSafer kjas.com/news/local_news/art…
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#airbnb #airbnbsucks The hotel guests in our neighborhoods could not care less about us and our homes. @eringriffith @greta @paulablackmon @chitovela3
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Short-term rental industry playing dirty again. @eringriffith @greta
Wondering why we have a housing shortage?
Here's one reason: short term vacation rental abuse.
Source: bit.ly/ScamDiego_STVRs_2023
When #SanDiego’s sweeping new law regulating short-term rentals kicked into effect on May 1, mega property owner Michael Mills was prepared.
The regulations were clear: Only one vacation rental license per person was allowed. Mills needed more than 100.
Undeterred, he spotted an opening in the law’s language: the word “host,” defined as a human being, not a company. While owners couldn’t get licenses in their own names, they could recruit hosts to apply on their behalf. For weeks this spring he and his wife, Ana Karla, worked furiously to find people near and far who were willing to put their names on more than 100 vacation rental license applications. Some were close family members. Others were friends, relatives, employees and their spouses, mere acquaintances.
A review of license data from the city of San Diego, in combination with county property records, indicates that dozens of property owners have acquired more than one whole-home license via proxy hosts, many times within the same building. One limited partnership, for example, owns an eight-unit apartment complex in Pacific Beach with eight licenses. And a seven-unit building in North Park owned by two individuals and two LLCs has seven licenses.
Taken together, these instances account, conservatively, for more than 500 licensed units across multiple complexes.
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#airbnb and the short-term rental industry always playing dirty somewhere @paulablackmon @chitovela3 @eringriffith @greta
The Vancouver model… empty house, no problem..
“rent” to AirBNB marketer…
Marketer rents on AirBNB as their “principal residence” but never lives there
Avoid empty home tax, generate AirBNB rental income… screw over anyone wanting to live long-term in the city
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Play dirty is part of the playbook for the short-term rental industry #airbnb #vrbo @eringriffith @greta @paulablackmon
It's been two months since required licensing for San Diego's short-term rentals went into effect. The law says one license per person. Dozens of operators, though, have found a way to get far more. sandiegouniontribune.com/bus…
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Not a drag queen #txlege
A Texas man has been sentenced to 99 yrs in prison for raping a child for 4 yrs.
He won't be eligible for parole & is facing additional charges of indecency with a child by exposure.
Meet Wesley Henderson.
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"I live in Los Angeles and I see it around me. Neighborhoods and microcultures are being swallowed up by rental companies, instead of actual families who are making their lives there."
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