BREAKING: Texas mass shooting suspect found hiding under pile of laundry, taken into custody

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The Texas mass shooting suspect, an illegal alien who had been deported five times, has been taken into custody without incident because he's a coward.

A tip was called in by a citizen at around 5:30 p.m. local time, and was taken into custody by the Border Patrol Tactical Unit arrived around 6:15 p.m. 

The suspect, Francisco Oropesa, 38, was found hiding in a house under a pile of clothing. It is unknown whether the clothing in question was clean or dirty.

Oropesa is alleged to have murdered five unarmed people in a house next door to where he was staying. They had complained of the noise he was making shooting an AR-15 rifle while the family had people over the house. Oropesa got into a dispute with the other party and followed him to his home where he allegedly shot and killed five people, including a 9-year-old boy.

The mass shooting took place in Cleveland, Texas.

We can thank all the law enforcement personnel involved in the capture, the person who called his location in, and condemn the open border policy that allowed this scumbag to re-enter the United States multiple times to allegedly do this horrible deed. 

But notice how the left isn't making a big deal about gun control in this situation because the alleged shooter's immigration status doesn't look good for them and they don't want to push the gun issue in this case.

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Kareem Hunt released by KC Chiefs after video shows him pushing and kicking a woman

Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt not only sits for the National Anthem, he shoves and kicks women as a newly released surveillance video shows. It happened in an Ohio hotel this past February.

The video was obtained by TMZ and shows Hunt arguing with a 19-year-old woman at the Metropolitan Hotel in Cleveland, Ohio. The incident took place February 10th at around 03:20.

You can see him approach the teenage woman and say something then he shoved her. An unidentified man steps in and the woman hits Hunt in the face. Then some of Hunt's friends get involved as he appears to go ballistic and he shoves the woman who falls and grabs her head.

Hunt then comes over to her as she is crouched down on the floor and he kicks her because he is so brave.

Cops were called but no arrests were made that morning because the cops didn't know if a crime had been committed. After all, maybe she had it coming to her, they may have thought.

The teenage woman is reportedly a Kent State student and told law enforcement that the argument started when she refused to hook up [aka:have sexual relations] with one of Hunt's friends.

A female friend of Hunt claimed the woman was acting belligerently and struck her.

A report from ESPN said that following the release of the video, Hunt was excused from practice at the facility pending further action.

Chiefs owner Clark Hunt said in August that he believed the running back “learned some lessons” prior to this season's start. Specifically, check for cameras before kicking teenage women who you've pushed to the floor.

"Kareem is a young man, second year in the league, obviously had a very big year on the field last year," he said in speaking of the February incident. "I'm sure he learned some lessons this off-season and hopefully won't be in those kind of situations in the future."

Hunt has since been released from the team in spite of the Chiefs owner trying to cover for him by using his youth and how much he has learned from his behavior.


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Father shoots daughter in 'honor killing'

Cleveland -- Jamal Mansour, father of seven, is now a father of six after killing his youngest daughter for "disrespecting" him because she refused to clean her room. He pleaded guilty to the "honor killing" and cried like a baby in court.

Mansour, a 64-year-old Muslim from Cleveland shot his daughter, Tahani, a 27-year-old pharmacist, while she slept in the family home. One shot was into the side of her pretty face, and the other in back of her head.

Tahani and her father constantly argued over her messy room and the late nights she kept. She had an infidel boyfriend whom she kept a secret from her religious Muslim father, correctly fearing the consequences of what he would do if she told him.

"When she was with him, she had to pretend like she was with other people. She was worried about what would happen if he found out," said County Prosecutor Andrew Rogalski.

If Jamal killed her for a messy room, imagine what he would have done if he did, indeed, discover she had a non-Muslim boyfriend. He might have killed them both.

Before the "honor killing" when Jamal was on a trip abroad, Tahani hadn't slept at home and Jamal found out.

On the night of the shooting, Tahani came home after midnight and the two had argued. She reportedly "brushed him off" and went to bed and it was then Mansour took a hand gun (which he carried when making band deposits for his business) and went into his daughter's room.

"If she doesn't respect me, then she'll respect this," he later told police.

Mansour pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and felonious assault. He was sentenced to 22 years in prison but may get out before that for not killing anyone else in prison.

Statistics in 2015 estimates 23 to 27 occur in the U.S. annually and of those, 90 percent are committed by Muslims against Muslim women. The reason for the "honor killings" is overwhelmingly due to the women becoming "too Westernized."

So why do the perpetrators want to live in the West? 

Mansour cried in the courtroom like a baby, asking for forgiveness and pretending he wished that he were the one dead.

Honor killings is a growing problem in the United States and we will very likely see more of them as our Muslim population grows. I don't mean that in an anti-Islamic way--I'm simply basing it on observable facts.


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