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Videos of things seen in Austin while walking around and riding the CapMetro bus. Unfiltered Austin news and commentary.
Austin pizzeria owner warns customers of excessive towing nearby fox7austin.com/news/roppolo-p…
MAJOR UPDATE: We’ve filed a motion in Travis County, TX, requesting a COURT OF INQUIRY into DA Jose Garza & top aides for hiding evidence in APD Officer Chance Bretches’ assault case. But what is a Court of Inquiry? It’s a rare, powerful tool under Texas law (Code of Criminal Procedure Ch. 52) where a district judge investigates if a crime was committed—especially involving public officials or misconduct. Here, it’s sought to probe into evidence tampering & official oppression by the DA’s office, including secret negotiations with the City of Austin kept from the defense. If probable cause is found, it could lead to arrests or grand jury action. This isn’t a trial, but a critical step to uncover truth & ensure accountability. Check out the Motion: lavender-brynn-86.tiiny.site Is justice at stake in Travis County? Demand answers now! #TexasJustice #CourtofInquiry #ProsecutorialMisconduct #JusticeForBretches
@ATXVideos Hell yeah we are
The West Campus 7-Eleven still runs a predatory booting operation, charging customers $100+ for even brief parking (e.g. 30 seconds to grab pizza from Roppolo's) We tried filming the new Roppolo's intercom warning, and were quickly approached and lambasted by the booter...
Attorney Doug O'Connell claims Travis County DA José Garza wrongly withheld key information, but eight legal experts say the accusation faces steep hurdles in court. statesman.com/news/courts/ar…
A plane has landed on 290, just West of Oak Hill.
The West Campus 7-Eleven still runs a predatory booting operation, charging customers $100+ for even brief parking (e.g. 30 seconds to grab pizza from Roppolo's) We tried filming the new Roppolo's intercom warning, and were quickly approached and lambasted by the booter...
@ATXVideos You’re completely right on this. I’ve been almost ran over twice in this parking lot, have been panhandled by homeless individuals numerous times. In one encounter, a dude got progressively more violent to me whenever I rejected him, to which his response was “I know you have $.”
@ATXVideos dude is a psycho, post it all
In Austin, a visually impaired man had to physically restrain a violent repeat offender on a city bus, got slashed repeatedly, and now must relearn how to walk -- because the prosecutors paid to keep a violent vagrant off the street didn't do their job. Aidan Hearn has ridden CapMetro for over a decade. He looked up, saw someone being attacked, and didn't think twice. He grabbed the vagrant, struggled with him for a minute or two, kicked him into the seat -- and that's when Rogerio Martinez slashed him. Three deep cuts on his hand and two on his calf. A stranger held a tourniquet on Hearn's leg with his belt. Hearn says, with some hindsight, it probably saved it. Hearn had surgery to repair a destroyed artery. He's now facing months of relearning how to walk. Meanwhile, the demented vagrant who put him there had convictions for aggravated robbery, strangling a family member, and beating a security guard in the forehead with her flashlight -- all before he ever got on that bus.
