Former San Antonio police officer sentenced to prison for distribution of child porn
Sebastian Torres, 27, was sentenced to eight years in federal prison followed by 15 years of supervised release, the U.S. Department of Justice said. Author: KENS5.com Staff (KENS 5) Published: 11:47 AM CDT May 26, 2021 Updated: 5:13 PM CDT May 26, 2021
Sebastian Torres, 27, was sentenced to eight years in federal prison followed by 15 years of supervised release, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
The USDOJ said on Feb. 26, 2020, Torres pleaded guilty to one count of distribution of obscene visual representations of the sexual abuse of children.
Torres also admitted to sending numerous obscene depictions of young children being sexually assaulted to another individual on Oct. 31, 2019.
A sign at the pro-Prop B watch party on Election Night.
In a surprisingly close election Saturday, a proposal to repeal the San Antonio Police Officers Association’s right to collective bargaining fell short by a couple percentage points. Also somewhat surprising: the wide coalition of support for the initiative, from moderate reformists to radical abolitionists. Despite the defeat, supporters feel emboldened.
“The message is still the same,” said Abram Emerson Jr. “(We) want police to be held accountable.”
Emerson Jr. attended a pro-Prop B watch party at the Friendly Spot in Southtown. His family moved to San Antonio in the late ’70s, and over the years, he’s watched as officers accused of misconduct have been rehired at one of the highest known rates in the country. More than 60% of
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Former San Antonio forward LaMarcus Aldridge, who announced his retirement Thursday because of health concerns, played his final game for San Antonio on March 1 against Brooklyn.
San Antonio, which hosts the Portland Trail Blazers Friday, was 17-13 at that point, then bought out Aldridge, who then went to Brooklyn before retiring. The Spurs played decently without Aldridge for a couple of weeks, mostly picking up wins over losing teams such as Chicago, Orlando, Detroit and Cleveland.
On March 19 the Spurs were 22-16. Then the bottom fell out. The Spurs have gone 4-11 since but did pick up one quality win, Sunday at Dallas.
A legacy of insights : Thornton served military and medicine as inventor, astronaut, professor
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Dr. William Edgar Thornton, astronaut, inventor and medical professor, died Jan. 11 at his Fair Oaks Ranch home, with his wife by his side. He was 91.Courtesy photo
Most people feel lucky if they can say they spent their career doing the one thing they really loved.
For Dr. William Edgar Thornton, three would be the charm.
Thornton, a retired astronaut, medical professor and inventor, died Jan. 11 at his Fair Oaks Ranch home, with his wife by his side. He was 91.
“My father was an incredible man,” said his son Simon Thornton, of Fair Oaks Ranch. “He was an extremely caring father and set an example for his two sons.”