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Indicted. https://www.kwtx.com/2020/08/13/local-attorneys-indicted-in-alleged-murder-for-hire-plot/ WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Waco attorneys Seth Andrew Sutton, 45, and Chelsea Tijerina, 33, were indicted Thursday for criminal solicitation in an alleged murder-for-hire plot. The two were arrested in May on warrants charging solicitation of capital murder and were later released on bond. Sutton was a onetime Democratic candidate for McLennan County district attorney, but dropped out after the 2016 primary leaving Republican Barry Johnson unopposed. He also defended some of the bikers arrested after the May 2015 shootout at Waco's Twin Peaks restaurant. Sutton, an arrest warrant affidavit says, met with who turned out to be an undercover Waco police officer on May 14 and solicited the officer to murder Tijerina’s ex-husband, Marcus Daniel Beaudin, 37, who’s also a Waco attorney. On May, 20, the affidavit says, Sutton again met with the undercover officer and “Sutton explained and exchanged ideas on the planning and execution of the murder of Marcus Beaudin.” Sutton told the officer he would “acquire or help acquire a firearm” to be used in the killing and said he would help the undercover officer “financially to leave town after the murder,” the affidavit says. The next day the undercover officer met with both Sutton and Tijerina “to discuss and planning and execution of the murder,” the affidavit says. “Chelsea then provided specific information about Marcus Beaudin’s residence and how to successfully carry out the murder,” the affidavit says. Then on May 22 Sutton provided the officer with $300 “to purchase the firearm to be used to murder Marcus Beaudin,” the affidavit says. Woodway police arrested Beaudin, in February on a warrant charging indecency with a child. An arrest affidavit says Beaudin is accused of “having improper sexual contact with a 10-year-old female family member on Dec. 4, 2019. He has not been indicted and his attorney, Josh Tetens, has said he denies the allegation. Copyright 2020 KWTX. All rights reserved.

Four cameras for $400. I just bought an extra camera for $100-125. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/arlo-pro-2-4-camera-indoor-outdoor-wireless-1080p-security-camera-system-white/6085432.p?skuId=6085432

I have to charge the batteries every two or three weeks, depending on location. I was keeping an extra camera charged and changing out as needed, but had some odd activity and need all 5 cameras now. It's simple to install and get up and running...as witnessed by me being able to do.

Arlo Pro 2 here. Five cameras, all outside. 1080p so video quality is good. I have too many trees and too much wind, so I turned off all the notifications and review it every morning with coffee. Free cloud storage for up to five cameras for 7 days, if I see something I want to keep I can download it.

This. And the name of the show is Alone, not Alone +1. The mental aspect of being totally without human interaction is what sends many home.

Season one was the best of the series. Fell off a little after that but still but still very watchable, except for the season they did teams. This season the winner has to last 100 days in the Artic for a million dollars.

Probably not https://faq.sll.texas.gov/questions/42558 Can I carry a weapon while wearing a mask? 20453 views | Is this useful? 69 | Last updated on Jul 01, 2020 Guns COVID-19 Masks Many people who have contacted our library with this question are under the impression that it is illegal to carry a handgun while wearing a mask in Texas. However, our librarians have not been able to locate any state laws that explicitly prohibit the wearing of a mask while lawfully carrying a firearm. In fact, we have not been able to locate any state laws currently in effect that address the wearing of masks in general. Texas previously had anti-mask laws, but these were repealed in 1974 and are not currently in effect. There also seems to be a misconception regarding who can legally carry a handgun without a License to Carry (LTC) because the governor has issued executive orders related to the COVID-19 public health emergency. There is a state law that addresses carrying a handgun without a license when a state of disaster has been declared, but it is very narrow in scope. Read more about that law. For more information about the carry of firearms generally, please see our Gun Laws guide. For more information about firearms during the COVID-19 pandemic, please see our Disasters and Emergencies guide.

Trailer is worth $1k to $1300 pretty easy, assuming it's in good shape.

Believe it or not, this Harbor freight ratchet gets rave reviews on motorcycle forums. I bought it several years ago and use it more often than any other in my box. Cheap too. https://www.harborfreight.com/3-8-eighth-inch-heavy-duty-composite-ratchet-66313.html

Yes.

I drink IPA's...just saying.

That's the way I remember it.

Mine was the green Pea Picker.

Pretty sure they are closed.

My favorites are the ones that live in Park Meadows and don't know what city they live in. They have Lorena addresses but live in Waco. Half of them want Hewitt PD to do more patrols, because they're closest. How can you spend that much money on a house and not know what jurisdiction you just bought into?

135 did not disappoint tonight.

Health Camp Casa de Castillo 135 Prime Jesse's 135 is gearing up to prepare a weekly meal for Meals on Wheels. Probably try to pick up at Luigi's next week.

What time is the rally today?

Oh, hell no.

Weather was perfect!

Different bike. His had 25k on it when he traded it for a R1250RS last year. It was there when I bought mine in October. And thanks.

I love my R1200RS. If you bought that at RideNow in Austin and it's a 16 model, I knew the previous owner. He took immaculate care of his bikes. Sadly, he passed away last month from cancer.

Fuel injection and being able to tune the whole rpm band was the big step. IMHO. And tire technology, doesn't matter if you make a million HP if it all goes up in smoke.

Fucked like a tied up goat. Vaccinated with a phonograph needle. You'd argue with a fence post. ( I heard that one a lot from my father)