Comments by "David Farrington" (@davidfarrington4308) on "KHOU 11" channel.

  1. There's nothing makeshift or pop-up about this club. Someone wants us to believe this was unforeseeable.
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  2. Maybe someone killed the victim and threw her in with the gator. She went for a walk last night, and the husband reported her missing this morning.
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  3. Condolences. I’m sorry.
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  4. Unfortunately, the Sheriff decided to use passive voice to hide prior knowledge and failure top address ongoing parking lot takeovers in the area.
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  5. Railroads rag about how it’s cheaper to ship by rail, reducing prices at the store, but they don’t factor in gas and time lost by drivers idling or microdamage building up every time a vehicle goes over tracks. Railroads are only aware of themselves.
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  6. You Democrats made a big mistake when you voted out Kim Ogg. She was my criminal justice professor in 1998, and she has always been a professional. I’m not a Democrat or Republic, I just respect Kim.
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  7. They’re not that smart.
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  8. That’s not east Houston. Houston goes way further east, but the news doesn’t pay attention to us out here unless it’s a murder.
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  9. My neighborhood has no power, but Centerpoint doesn’t account for us on their interactive map. I don’t believe their numbers or their progress reports.
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  10. He starts off with “As we said” as if to show he’s reliable.
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  11. My 77015 neighborhood doesn’t have power, but Centerpoint’s interactive map doesn’t have a power recovery date for us. Their representative told me to call back after he admitted their map was inaccurate. The mayor is busy patting Centerpoint on the back. I don’t believe their numbers.
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  12. My neighborhood has no power, but we’re not on the interactive Centerpoint map. I don’t believe their numbers or progress reports.
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  13. He’s probably got a million thoughts running through his head, including great loss. I’m retired law enforcement, and he comes across to me as a good and humble law enforcement officer.
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  14. So he was gruntled at some point?
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  15. In east Houston 77015 our recycle bins have been at the curb for six weeks. The solid waste manager could tell us approximately when we will get service so we can pull the bins in, but there is no effort by anyone to be considerate at all.
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  16. East side 77015; today makes six weeks for our recycle bins at the curb. The anonymous person in charge of picking this up has made no effort to, to my knowledge, to tell us if we should just move them back or leave them there.
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  17.  @BG-qx2st Sensitive boy.
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  18. Stop trying to make “Eado” happen.
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  19. My recycle bin has been at the curb 16 days. Houston does not know how to get things done.
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  20. Thank you sir, and best wishes!
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  21. They kind of stole the fun, from a certain point of view.
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  22. It’s not a makeshift club. It has an Instagram page. The city should have shut it down before these murders. Now they’re trying to make it sound like they had no way to know.
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  23.  @BG-qx2st  Your mom said you’re a sensitive boy, so I’m not offended.
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  24.  @BG-qx2st  Your mom said you’re a sensitive boy.
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  25.  @BG-qx2st  Your mom said you were a sensitive boy.
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  26.  @BG-qx2st Your mom said you’re a sensitive boy.
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  27. This was not a “pop up” party, but it is a cover up investigation.
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  28.  @ReadyLetsGo-ue1ps Houston ends way past where they were reporting from. Local news is trying to make new names catch on like “Eado”. The writers are trying to make fetch happen.
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  29. Did the HPD investigators who suspended cases work full eight hour shifts? Of course, everyone takes restroom breaks and sometimes, there is mandatory training. However, it would be inappropriate to, for instance, incorporate a paid 30 minute lunch break into an eight hour shift while suspending cases for insufficient staffing.
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  30. Recycle bins on the east side 77015 were by the curb six weeks. During that time, the city website said the delay was one week. There is no accountability, so there is no incentive for city officials in climate controlled offices to do their job or be honest about the delays. Things happen, and most of us fail at our job sometimes, but lying about removes city officials’ credibility. Thank you to the working personnel who picked up the bins after six weeks and do their job every day so we don’t have to worry about hauling our own trash to the dump. You’re good people.
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  31. Centerpoint’s interactive map doesn’t represent my neighborhood for a power recovery date even though we don’t have power. They are so busy congratulating each other for their hard work while fudging their numbers. No doubt the workers on the ground are working hard, but management is covering up the truth.
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  32. Railroads brag about it being cheaper to ship by train, but it’s only cheaper for them. No one counts the time lost to cars blocked by trains or the damage to vehicles crossing train tracks. Railroads give a lot of money to politicians.
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  33. Were the investigators working full eight hour days during the time they were coding cases as insufficient staffing?
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  34. The Mayor said, "It's way too important to politicize." He raises his voice a lot on this subject. He's trying to protect the police and intimidate the press.
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  35. Condolences. It sounds like y’all had an amazing relationship.
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  36. The police and news are trying to protect someone by characterizing this as a “pop up”. It’s organized. It’s been going on. It has an Instagram page.
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  37. It was lunch time. Check dispatch records. Were deputies on duty getting paid eating?
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  38.  @luisvilla799 They say we’re supposed to keep reporting it. That sounds like busy work to me, but I’m reporting it anyway, just in case. Sounds like between you and me they can’t say they didn’t know. They just don’t care.
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