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The Texas situation : Through the eyes of two native Central New Yorkers
As the struggle continues in storm-ravaged Texas, two former Central New Yorkers share what life is like during this recovery.
Posted: Feb 20, 2021 2:57 PM
Updated: Feb 22, 2021 9:41 AM
Posted By: Gary Liberatore
UTICA, N.Y. - As much of Texas continues to struggle from the effects of this past week s unusual winter storm, we spoke with two natives of the Mohawk Valley on Saturday who are living in Texas and whom are both still without power.
First, David Hoy, who grew up in Herkimer and moved to the Dallas area in 2014.
conducted his business as he normally would. gave no indication that anything was amiss. took time to have a meal and actually took time to go bowling. by himself. reporter: police say pearson was looking for a librarian and that claire davis happened to be in the line of fire. the whole incident only took about a minute and 20 seconds to unfold and he praised the deputy on duty in the school for reacting quickly. otherwise, many more people might have been killed. jim, as you know, the police believe he was actually looking for his debate team chairman who apparently had disciplined him before that and he went into the school library because the debate team leader is also the librarian. then he apparently heard this deputy coming closer and that s the moment that he shot himself. so a lot of people are saying the fact that this deputy moved so quickly could have potentially saved a lot of lives. thank you very much. for more on these details, let s turn to denver post reporter
sandy german who has been covering this story since it happened. this revelation about the unlocked door, do police think that would have prevented the shooting from happening? reporter: well, the sheriff said at the news conference today that basically, it s unfortunate that the door was unlocked, but this gunman, karl pearson, was intent on evil is how he put it, and he would have found a way into the school no matter what, because he came armed with not just the shotgun but also a machete and some molotov cocktails and a lot of ammunition, like more than 125 rounds. so it just seemed from that alone that he was bent on getting inside and he would have found a way regardless. the sheriff also praised the school for the way officials handled what happened there. it s unfortunate that lessons have to be learned this way. but what was done right, according to authorities out there? reporter: so basically, the janitor saw the gunman and he immediately initiated the school lockdown
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