39-year-old Felix Delarosa was seen throwing a bedsheet on the robot and firing at it before getting teargassed by the device.
Delarosa was wanted by Texas’ “anti-gang” unit for a separate crime when the incident unfolded.
“Authorities said Delarosa fired another shot while SWAT negotiators also attempted to contact him,” a local news report said.
See also Trainee police officer speaks out after losing both his legs in a 'barbaric hazing ritual' during training “Delarosa continued firing shots, then fired a round at officers. A member of the sheriff’s office sn*per team then fired off a round, striking Delarosa.”
The robot helped take Delarosa into custody before he was rushed to the hospital for his injuries.
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#1: Horse To: All (#0)
Pothole damage from electric cars is double that of petrol, Telegraph data show
Horse posted on 2024-09-20 21:33:14 Reply Private Reply
#2: Horse To: All (#1)
A climate activist organisation has subtly leveraged public frustration with potholes to build support for the net zero agenda.
Roger Harding, the director of the environmental group Round Our Way, emphasised the success of a campaign that links climate change to issues affecting Britain's roads - encouraging other organisations to adopt similar strategies.
...they are ignoring the fact that electric cars weigh a lot more than those powered by ICE's, thus they cause more potholes.
Horse posted on 2024-09-20 21:34:47 Reply Private Reply
#3: Dakmar To: Horse (#0)
Exactly as Frank Zappa had predicted in the Joe's Garage story arc.
Dakmar posted on 2024-09-20 21:40:09 Reply Private Reply