Posted: 5/1/2024 5:14:21 PM EDT
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Texas DPS, Richardson PD, UTD Police and Sheriffs just mowed down the "encampment" on the plaza. I really enjoyed watching officers yank down a popup tent. |
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Quoted: Good for us... happy to see that there are still places that will not tolerate this crap. That siad they should have invite Garland and Irving pd to participate. I hear those guys take no s from anyone... An Allen PD vehicle was visible. What I cant tell is what Sheriffs department is there. I find it difficult to believe Dallas County would send their officers. |
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Quoted: An Allen PD vehicle was visible. What I cant tell is what Sheriffs department is there. I find it difficult to believe Dallas County would send their officers. Quoted: Quoted: Good for us... happy to see that there are still places that will not tolerate this crap. That siad they should have invite Garland and Irving pd to participate. I hear those guys take no s from anyone... An Allen PD vehicle was visible. What I cant tell is what Sheriffs department is there. I find it difficult to believe Dallas County would send their officers. Collin County sheriff according to the article linked upthread. |
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Quoted: Seriously, they were getting ready to start burning tires, Mogadishu style. So what do you think it will cost to clean up that bullshit? Will they bill the students enrolled there this semester for the cleanup? Ch 5 reporter said they were using bolt cutters because the tires were chained together. |
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Quoted: Makes sense now. I always thought it was wholly in Dallas County, but it looks like only a third of the campus is in Dallas Co. Props to Jim Skinner and CCSO. I was a non-commissioned officer there in the late 70s. The west side of the campus is in Dallas County and butts up against the Dallas city limits. The Dallas guys were cool with us and the campus-commissioned guys and would stop by to chat from time to time. The Richardson guys on the other hand were a bunch of Richards. 
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Quoted: The students involved should all be kicked out of school. All involved should be trespassed. Looks like a lot of those arrested are much older than traditional students. Watching the coverage a member of the crowd said not many of them are students. Where they protesters really goofed up was protesting across the Collin County line and not in Dallas County. The Dallas County DA would not press charges on them and likely give them a special medal for participating. |
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Quoted: I was a non-commissioned officer there in the late 70s. The west side of the campus is in Dallas County and butts up against the Dallas city limits. The Dallas guys were cool with us and the campus-commissioned guys and would stop by to chat from time to time. The Richardson guys on the other hand were a bunch of Richards. I grew up in Richardson just a mile or so from UTD. In the 70’s, UTD was practically in the country. You’d have to squint to see it from Campbell Rd. Did Waterview even go north of Campbell yet? The whole area is unrecognizable today in comparison. The place being chock-full of Pali sympathizers is no surprise to me. I think that place has been a haven for those types since I was a kid. |
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Quoted: The place being chock-full of Pali sympathizers is no surprise to me. I think that place has been a haven for those types since I was a kid. Quoted: The place being chock-full of Pali sympathizers is no surprise to me. I think that place has been a haven for those types since I was a kid. From UTD: Ethnicity Asian American (32.62%), International (22.11%), Anglo American/White (20.44%), Hispanic (13.62%), African American/Black (4.82%), Two or More (3.16%), Unknown (3.05%), American Indian or Alaskan Native (0.15%), Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander (0.04%) Ethnicity – Undergraduate Asian American (42.17%), Anglo American/White (22.33%), Hispanic (18.06%), African American/Black (5.75%), International (4.43%), Two or More (3.97%), Unknown (3.10%), American Indian or Alaskan Native (0.15%), Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander (0.04%) Ethnicity – Graduate International (61.57%), Anglo American/White (16.21%), Asian American (11.31%), Hispanic (3.70%), Unknown (2.92%), African American/Black (2.75%), Two or More (1.35%), American Indian or Alaskan Native (0.15%), Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander (0.03%) |
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Quoted: I grew up in Richardson just a mile or so from UTD. In the 70's, UTD was practically in the country. You'd have to squint to see it from Campbell Rd. Did Waterview even go north of Campbell yet? The whole area is unrecognizable today in comparison. The place being chock-full of Pali sympathizers is no surprise to me. I think that place has been a haven for those types since I was a kid. Used to chase rabbits and launch model rockets up there north of Campbell when I was a kid. Not sure when Waterview was extended north from Campbell, but I recall stomping in one big field from the A&M extension on Coit over to Floyd. UTD seemed like a couple of buildings and parking a bit further north in that field. Wife was watching on TV. Apparently the news kept breaking in interrupting Judge Judy or whatever exciting thing she was watching... I told her to call me if they started tire fires or if hickory shampoo was being applied. Not giving them the clicks/views otherwise. |
| On a related note, the local grade school had an outing planned for tomorrow in Arlington at UTA. The college notified them they might not want to go through with because of the current climate. The school canceled the outing. These are the same kids who missed out on their trip to Austin in the 4th grade because of COVID. I wonder how many other schools are canceling field trips because of this nonsense. |
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