OFF NEXT WEEK. AGAIN, DETAILS JUST A COUPLE OF MINUTES. STEP MARK.
MIKE, THANK DEPUTY NOW ON
ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE IN
CONNECTION TO A BEXAR COUNTY
SHERIFF’S OFFICE INVESTIGATION
INTO ALLEGATIONS OF ALL THE
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM
SOMERSET ISD.
>> THIS IS A STORY WE FIRST
TOLD YOU ABOUT NEARLY 2 WEEKS
AGO, SHERIFF’S OFFICE HAS NOT
RELEASED THE NAME OF THE DEPUTY
BUT SAYS IT’S A 23 YEAR VETERAN
WHO WAS ASSIGNED TO THE PATROL
BUREAU INVESTIGATION STARTED
BACK ON FEBRUARY 18TH AND
ALLEGATIONS REGARDING EXPLICIT
PHOTOS BEING SHARED AMONG
STUDENTS AT SOMERSET HIGH
SCHOOL PEOPLE INSIDE THE SCHOOL
WHO WANTED TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS.
CONFIRMED DEPUTIES MET WITH
ATHLETES IN THE GYMNASIUM.
THE DISTRICT IS SAID TO BE
COOPERATING WITH OFFICIALS.
>> SAN ANTONIO POLICE
DEPARTMENT AND UTSA ARE WORKING
TOGETHER ON A RESEARCH BASED
PLAN TO REDUCE VIOLENT CRIME
ACROSS SAN ANTONIO CHIEF
WILLIAM MCMANUS SAYS THEY ARE
COLLABORATING LOOKING OVER THE
DATA TO SEE WHERE THE HOT SPOTS
IN THE CITY ARE AND HOW THEY
CAN COMBAT THE VIOLENT CRIMES
HAPPENING. UTSA DID A SIMILAR
STUDY WITH THE DALLAS POLICE
DEPARTMENT HELPING THEM TO
CREATE AND IMPLEMENT A VIOLENT
CRIME PREVENTION PLAN IN MAY OF
2021, ACCORDING TO THE DALLAS
POLICE DEPARTMENT’S HOT SPOT
INTERVENTION REPORT CITYWIDE
VIOLENT CRIMES FELL 14.5% IN
2021. COMPARED TO 2020 CHIEF
WILLIAM MCMANUS HOPES THE SAME
SUCCESS CAN BE SEEN IN THE
ALAMO CITY.
>> FOCUSING ON THOSE AREAS.
WITH A VARIETY OF TYPES
OPERATIONS. TO ADDRESS THAT.
>> AND RIGHT NOW THE DEPARTMENT
IS STILL IN THE RESEARCH PHASE,
FINDING WHAT THE ISSUES ARE
AND WHERE CHIEF MCMANUS SAYS
THEY WILL HAVE THEIR PLAN READY
IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF MONTHS.
>> MEMBERS OF THE CITY CAMPAIGN
ARE NOT WASTING ANY TIME TRYING
TO FOSTER SUPPORT FOR SEVERAL
PROPOSITIONS ON THE MAY BALLOT
THERE. 6 BOND PROPOSITIONS ON
THE MAY 7TH BALLOT FOR THE CITY
OF SAN ANTONIO, THE 2022 TO
27 BOMB PROGRAM IS EXPECTED
TO BE WORTH ABOUT. 1.2 BILLION
DOLLARS AND INCLUDES FUNDING
FOR THINGS LIKE PARKS AND REC
IMPROVEMENTS. INFRASTRUCTURE,
HAND HOUSING PRIORITY FUNDING
MEMBERS OF THE BOMB CAMPAIGN
ROUTE. WOODLAND PARK YESTERDAY
TELLING POTENTIAL VOTERS ABOUT
THE PROPOSITIONS SOMEDAY SPOKE
WITH SAY THE BOMB COULD DO A
LOT OF GOOD IN THE CITY.
>> DEFINITELY ADDRESSING THE
HOMELESS ISSUE, YOU KNOW,
PROVIDING THAT ASSISTANCE WITH
HOUSING FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE
HAVING PROBLEMS MEETING THERE.
AND YEAH, HELPING THE POOR AND
>> THE CITY BOND PROPOSAL THAT
WOULD BE PAID FOR WITH IN THE
CITY’S GENERAL BUDGET.
>> IN YOUR MORNING HEADLINES,
ONE MAN IS DEAD AND 3 OTHERS
INJURED IN HAWAII AND WHAT WAS
SUPPOSED TO BE A NEGOTIATED
RETURN OF A STOLEN GUN. NOW
POLICE SAY THE GUN WAS STOLEN
DURING A CAR BURGLARY. THE
OWNER OF THE GUN WAS ABLE TO
FIND AND CONTACT 3 PEOPLE
BELIEVED TO HAVE THE GUN IN
THEIR POSSESSION. ALL PARTIES
AGREED TO MEET AT THE GUN
OWNER’S HOME. AND POLICE SAY
WHEN THEY DID AN ARGUMENT BROKE
OUT AND GUNSHOTS WERE FIRED.
THEY SAY THE GUN OWNER WAS
GRAZED BY A BULLET ON HIS HEAD
WHO THEN GRABBED ANOTHER GUN HE
HAD IN HIS HOME AND SHOT THE
SUSPECT, KILLING HIM. THE 2
OTHER SUSPECTS WERE ALSO SHOT
AND TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.
POLICE THERE ARE INVESTIGATING
>> A CRANE ACCIDENT AT A UTAH
CONSTRUCTION SITE HAS LEFT ONE
MAN HURT. POLICE SAY FOR NOW
THEY DO NOT KNOW THE EXTENT OF
HIS INJURIES. THE MAN WAS
OPERATING A CRANE WHEN IT FELL
ON THE CARS IN DOWNTOWN SALT
LAKE CITY. LOOK AT THIS VIDEO
FROM THE SCENE. NO ONE ELSE WAS
HURT IN THE AREA HAS BEEN
CLOSED OFF TO TRAFFIC. FOR NOW.
>> CHANGING THE TIME IN YOUR
MIKE WHITE RICE YEAR COULD SOON
BE A THING OF THE PAST.
LAWMAKERS ARE NOW COMING
TOGETHER TRYING TO MAKE
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME PERMANENT.
ABC’S ANDREW DYMBURT HAS MORE.
>> THIS MORNING THE U.S. IS ONE
STEP CLOSER TO MAKING DAYLIGHT
SAVING TIME PERMANENT. PARDON
THE PUN. BUT THIS IS AN IDEA
WHOSE TIME HAS COME IN A RARE
SHOW OF BIPARTISANSHIP. THE
SENATE GIVING UNANIMOUS CONSENT
TO THE SUNSHINE PROTECTION ACT.
WE CAN GET THIS PASSED. WE
DON’T HAVE TO KEEP DOING THE
STUPIDITY ANYMORE. THE BILL
WOULD END THE PRACTICE OF
TURNING CLOCKS BACK ONE HOUR TO
STANDARD TIME EACH NOVEMBER.
A RECENT POLL SHOWS 63% OF
AMERICANS SUPPORT ELIMINATING
THE SEASONAL TIME CHANGE.
SENATORS TOOK TURNS TUESDAY
BASHING THE ANNUAL PRACTICE
OF FALLING BACK. WE HAVE SUNSET
IN RHODE ISLAND. AT 4.15.
>> FOR 15, ANY PARENT WHO HAS
WORKED SO HARD TO GET A NEWBORN
OR TODDLER ON A REGULAR
SLEEPING SCHEDULE, UNDERSTANDS
THE ABSOLUTE CHAOS CHANGING.
OUR CLOCKS CREATES.
>> AND FOR NO GOOD REASON, SOME
CHEERING WHEN THE BILL PASSED
WITH NO OBJECTION TO THIS.
BUT THE BILL STILL NEEDS
APPROVAL FROM THE HOUSE AIDE
FOR HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER STENY
HOYER SAYS MEETINGS ON THE
ISSUE HAVE BEEN POSITIVE AND
SAYS WE’RE LOOKING AT THE
SENATE PASSED BILL CLOSELY.
IT WOULDN’T BE THE FIRST TIME
THE U.S. HAS ADOPTED DAYLIGHT
SAVING TIME FOR THE ENTIRE
YEAR. WE TRY TO GET BACK IN
1974. BUT THE CHANGE ONLY
LASTED LESS THAN A YEAR AFTER
OUTRAGE FROM PARENTS WHO DIDN’T
WANT TO SEND THEIR KIDS TO
SCHOOL IN THE DARK, THERE ARE
MIXED OPINIONS FROM SCIENTISTS.
SOME ARGUE PERMANENT DAYLIGHT
SAVING TIME WOULD MAKE US MORE
PRODUCTIVE. BUT OTHER SAY
DARKER EVENINGS AND BRIGHTER
MORNINGS ARE BETTER FOR OUR
SLEEP HABITS AND OUR HEALTH.
ANDREW DYMBURT, ABC NEWS, NEW