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On behalf of the Marshall Police Department we are asking that you help us help you. Over the past week, we've received 10 reports of vehicle burglaries. Of those, 8 of the vehicles had been left unlocked. The solution here is simple, lock your doors. Here's a friendly reminder from our Public Information Officers.
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Seriously lock your car doors, by Jesus Eddie Campa
Monday, November 28, 2016
Murder victim identified
On Monday, November 28 at approximately 4:30 a.m. the Marshall Police Department
received a call about a shooting that occurred at a residence in the 1500 block of Grafton Street.
When officers arrived at the residence, they found a deceased male from what appeared to be a gunshot wound.
The victim's identity is being withheld at this time pending next of kin notification. Right now, no arrests have been made
The victim has been identified as 64-year-old Paul Sparks. No arrests have been made.
Chief Jesus "Eddie Campa stated, "Our condolences to Mr. Sparks' family during this
time of grief. Our detectives are working vigorously to identify and apprehend the
suspect(s) responsible for this crime."
Anyone with information about this case is urged to call the Marshall Police Department
at 903-935-4575 or the Marshall-Harrison County Crime Stoppers at 903-935-9969
Chief Jesus "Eddie Campa stated, "Our condolences to Mr. Sparks' family during this
time of grief. Our detectives are working vigorously to identify and apprehend the
suspect(s) responsible for this crime."
Anyone with information about this case is urged to call the Marshall Police Department
at 903-935-4575 or the Marshall-Harrison County Crime Stoppers at 903-935-9969
Thursday, November 24, 2016
Jesus Eddie Campa and MPD family wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving
Monday, November 21, 2016
31-year-old man arrested in San Antonio police detective's slaying
May justice be served on you swiftly and may God have no mercy on you.
San Antonio police arrested a man Monday afternoon in the slaying of police Det. Benjamin Marconi.
SWAT arrested Otis Tyrone McKane, 31, without incident about 4:30 p.m. Monday at FM 1516 and Interstate 10, police Chief William McManus said.
At the time of the arrest, McKane, a San Antonio resident, was in a vehicle with an adult woman who was driving and a 2-year-old passenger, he said.
"This has all been unfolding over the last 30 hours and we are all relieved to have taken him into custody without further loss of life," McManus said.
It's unclear whether anyone else was involved in the shooting and the investigation is ongoing, he said.
Law enforcement followed a variety of leads that lead police to the suspect. After several hours of surveillance, officials conducted a felony traffic stop to arrest McKane, he said.
"This afternoon we can all breath a little easier knowing the suspect who maliciously killed one of our SAPD officers is in custody," San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor said Monday.
McKane has past charges of assault bodily injury and criminal trespass, according to Bexar County records.
Marconi, 50, was fatally shot about 11:40 a.m. Sunday outside police headquarters. The shooter pulled up behind the detective's squad car, got out and walked over to the passenger side.
The man fired twice, hitting Marconi once in the head, and fled in a black Mitsubishi Gallant with custom rims, police said.
McKane was is in a different vehicle when he was arrested, but police found the Mitsubishi near his house and obtained a search warrant for it.
Marconi, a 20-year veteran of the force, had been sitting in the car writing a ticket when he was shot. He was taken to San Antonio Military Medical Center where he died.
McManus said Monday that he believes "the uniform was the target."
Marshall Police in action. Helping everyone in our community "Putting Our Community First"
Law 25 Re-Create Yourself ...by Ricardo Munoz
Law 25 Re-Create Yourself
Do not accept the roles that society foists on you. Re-create yourself by forging a new identity, one that commands attention and never bores the audience. Be the master of your own image rather than letting others define it for you. Incorporate dramatic devices into your public gestures and actions – your power will be enhanced and your character will seem larger than life.
Sunday, November 20, 2016
San Antonio Cop Fatally Shot While Giving Out Traffic Ticket
The Marshall Police Department has you and your family in our prayers.
Detective Benjamin Marconi San Antonio police officer was shot and killed while writing a traffic ticket, a shooting that officials indicated appeared to be a targeted attack.
San Antonio Police Chief William McManus told the press that while the officer was writing a ticket, someone pulled up behind the squad car, stepped out of his vehicle and shot the officer twice, once in the head. The shooter then drove off.
"It's always difficult, especially in this this day and age, where police are being targeted across the country," McManus said.
Saturday, November 19, 2016
Marshall Crime Rate down
Sunday, November 13, 2016
California police capture suspect accused of deputy's murder
Chief Jesus Eddie Campa stated via phone "Once again we have lost a brother in a senseless murder. The Marshall Police Department and the City of Marshall stand with the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department. As I have stated in the past the senseless murders of police officers needs to stop."
California police on Sunday captured a "known criminal" accused of shooting a sheriff's deputy twice in the head at point-blank range after the officer discovered the suspect in a stolen vehicle.
Multiple tacticalunits had been engaged in the manhunt for David Machado, 36, who is alleged to have carjacked a driver in Keyes just minutes after he murdered Stanislaus County Sheriff's Deputy Dennis Wallace on Sunday morning.
"We know the gun used in the crime was in direct contact with [Wallace's] head when the trigger was pulled twice," Sheriff Adam Christianson said during a news conference. "This was a direct execution."
Machado was already wanted on a felony warrant for unspecified criminal activity when Wallace, in his uniform and driving a marked police vehicle, entered the Fox Grove Recreation and Fishing Access park at 8:24 a.m. Wallace spotted a suspicious vehicle and, after a dispatcher told Wallace the vehicle was stolen, he requested backup.
Moments later, Wallace was dead.
Stanislaus County Sheriff's Deputy Dennis Wallace
By the time backup arrived, the suspect was gone. The subsequent carjacking of a Kia Rio occurred at 8:40 a.m. local time. The carjacking victim identified Machado as the man who stole the car, police said.
Machado later abandoned the stolen van and carjacked an escape vehicle in the nearby city of Keyes, according to the sheriff's department. He was arrested hours later 150 miles south of Hughson in the town of Lindsay after he tried to steal a woman's purse at a convenience store, Christianson said.
The woman fought Machado and called Lindsay police, prompting him to run from the scene. Officers chased after him on foot and took him into custody without incident, Christianson said.
Lindsay officers didn't initially recognize Machado as the suspect in the killing of Wallace. But once he was in custody, they identified him through tattoos and a photograph and immediately contacted the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department, Christianson said.
Wallace, 53, was a 20-year veteran of the department who Christianson said was well known for his involvement in community programs such as D.A.R.E.
"Unfortunately, we do this far too often here in California and nationwide," Christianson said. "You have to ask yourself the question: 'Where does it stop, where does it end?'"
Wallace is the fourth officer killed in the line of duty in SCSD history, according to the department's website. The previous death occurred in April 2012 when Deputy Sheriff Robert Paris was gunned down while serving an eviction notice.
Friday, November 11, 2016
Two officers shot during search for fugitive on Boise Bench in Boise
The Marshall Police Department stands by our brothers in blue in Boise. We pray for a quick recovery for our brothers. This senseless shooting and killing of police officers needs to stop,
BOISE -- Two police officers and a wanted man have been shot during a standoff on the Boise Bench Friday afternoon.
Both officers have been rushed to Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center.
An emotional Boise Police Chief Bill Bones told reporters at the hospital Friday evening that one of the officers in in surgery, and the other is being treated in the emergency room. The conditions of the officers have not yet been released.
"We had a serious tragedy in the city of Boise tonight, both for our police department and our community," he said.
Police say they believe the shooter is 33-year-old Marco Romero, although Bones said his identity has not been confirmed with 100 percent certainty. The suspect was shot and killed.
Romero was wanted in connection with a double shooting in Meridian Tuesday night that injured two.
Friday's shooting near the intersection of Irving and Wilson streets happened as police were doing a yard-to-yard search for Romero, who was spotted in the area by neighbors earlier Friday.
Jardo, a K9 police dog was also shot and is in surgery at WestVet on Chinden Boulevard, Bones said.
"I would ask that the prayers of the citizens of Boise are out there tonight for our officers to make sure they come through this OK," Bones said.
As he fought back tears, the chief said the Boise Police Department is rallying around the injured officers.
"Obviously we have a lot of people, a lot of staff and a lot of officers coming tgether, the concerns of all our department are here," he said. "I would ask that we don't have an overwhelming response, that we leave the hospital here to do what they do to make sure our officers get the treatment that they need and stay clear. But those words of encouragement, those thoughts and as I said, most importantly your prayers for the welfare of our officers tonight."
Boise Police used the reserve 911 system to tell residents in the area north of Emerald and east of Orchard to stay inside their homes. Reporters at the scene were told earlier to move back in case of "rifle fire."
A woman who identified herself as Romero's sister stood sobbing at the edge of the yellow crime tape with a group of people after the shooting. One member of the group called out to police, yelling "why can't you tell us?"
Police had previously warned that Romero should be considered armed and dangerous after investigators say he shot and injured a man and woman at the Cherry Lane Apartments. The suspect had been released on parole last month.
Authorities said Romero's family had reported he was acting strangely, and warned that he may have been planning additional acts of violence. Romero was also believed to be connected to the carjacking of an 89-year-old in Meridian Thursday.
Dispatchers say police were originally called out to the Irving Street area because a stolen vehicle had been recovered. It's unclear if that car is the vehicle taken during the carjacking.
Jake Chapple, who lives in the neighborhood, said the shooting came as a "complete shock."
He said he rushed from work after his wife called in a panic, telling him that there were police everywhere.
"That's very nerve-racking, I'm still shaking a little bit," he said.
Chapple's wife had just picked up one of their children from school when the shooting started, he said.
"I walked out and we started hearing gunshots, and I was like 'get inside now,'" he said.
Friday's shooting marks the third shooting involving police in the Treasure Valley in less than 24 hours. The Critical Incident Task Force, led by Garden City Police, will investigate the shooting.
The last time a Boise Police officer was shot was in June, when an officer responding to a shooting at a Bridlewood Court home was shot once in the chest. The officer was wearing a bulletproof vest, and escaped serious injury.
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
Marshall PD seeks tips in hit & run that left man in critical condition
Marshall police have released a more detailed description of a pickup truck believed to have been involved in a hit and run Monday evening that left one man with life-threatening injuries.
Officers were called to the 1500 block of East Houston Street at 6:48 p.m. in response to reports of a vehicle hitting a pedestrian and leaving the scene of the crash.
When they arrived, first responders found an older man lying in the roadway at the intersection of East Houston St. and Hazelwood St.
Witnesses say they heard the crash that left a man lying in the roadway Monday evening at East Houston St. and Hazelwood St. in Marshall, TX before they saw a pickup truck leaving the scene. (Source: Marshall Police Department)
Marshall police have released this photo of a truck that is believed to be a similar make and model as the one reportedly seen leaving the scene of a hit and run on Monday evening. (Source: Marshall Police Department)
The man, whose name has not yet been released, was taken to Good Shepherd Medical Center in Marshall with what are described as life-threatening injuries. As of Tuesday morning, he was listed in critical condition.
Initial reports suggested that a black Dodge, 2-door pickup truck, believed to be a single cab with a short wheel base and aftermarket pipes and rims struck the man before fleeing the scene. Later reports suggested the pickup truck may be a Dodge dully with a grill guard on the front.
"This type of behavior will not be tolerated in the City of Marshall," said Chief Jesus "Eddie" Campa in a statement released Monday night.
On Tuesday, Chief Campa released an additional statement urging anyone who has any information about the incident to notify police as soon as possible.
"Keeping our community safe is our highest priority," Campa said.
Anyone with information about the crime or identity of the driver of the truck is urged to call the Marshall Police Department at 903-935-4575 or the Marshall-Harrison County Crime Stoppers at 903-935-9969.
Sunday, November 6, 2016
Dallas Cowboys chasing 7 straight
Frazier, L. McFadden Active To Help Cowboys With Injuries In The Secondary say's Jesus Eddie Campa
Sunday, November 06, 2016 10:40 AM CST
CLEVELAND – This might be as uneventful as the Cowboys' inactives have been all season.
Of course, they're dealing with some important injuries as they prepare to kick off against the Cleveland Browns. Starters Morris Claiborne and Barry Churchare out, and swing tackle Chaz Green is sitting for the fourth-consecutive game. There's also the well-documented issue of Tony Romo's absence.
But with all four of those players being ruled out on Friday afternoon, there's not much suspense to worry about. In addition to those four, the Cowboys' other three inactives are Darius Jackson, Mark Nzeocha and Ryan Davis.
Davis is missing his second-straight game with a hamstring injury. Jackson and Nzeocha are healthy scratches to make way for other roster activity.
Notably, that activity will come in the secondary as a result of the injuries to Church and Claiborne. Kavon Frazier will be active for the fourth time this season to serve as depth behind J.J. Wilcox and Jeff Heath. In his previous three appearances on the game day roster, he did not participate in the action – though that seems likely to change thanks to the injury issues.
At cornerback, Leon McFadden will make his first appearance of the season and will wear No. 23. McFadden was called up from the practice squad on Saturday afternoon to help offset Claiborne's injury. McFadden was actually the 68th overall pick by the Browns in the 2013 NFL Draft, but he spent time with five other teams before landing in Dallas.
The Cowboys will turn to Orlando Scandrick and Anthony Brown to ease the injury problems, but the added depth was a necessity.
With Green again sitting out, Emmett Cleary will serve as the No. 3 tackle for the Dallas offensive line. Tyron Smith's back injury hasn't limited him in any games over the past month, but that still bears monitoring if something should happen to him in-game.
Friday, November 4, 2016
The mysterious story of "IT" arriving in Marshall, Texas and the Cool Cops that brought "It" to you… By Ricardo Munoz.
For weeks the Marshall Police Department's Police Chief Jesus Eddie Campa had been teasing of a surprise that would becoming to Marshall, Texas. The date for the unveiling was set for Aug 24, 2016 at the City in the Park Back to School Cook Out. For weeks cryptic video messages appeared on the MPD's and Chief's Campa's Facebook page. The community of Marshall did not know what to expect as there had been a lot of speculation and mystery surrounding what exactly was coming to the city. The only hint we had was that "It" was coming. We have included several of the cryptic messages to this story.
In speaking to Chief Jesus Eddie Campa I found a leader that truly understands the concept of community policing and is not scared to embrace it as his primary policing strategy. Many law enforcement agencies talk about community policing and claim to have an understanding of community policing, but don't believe in it. In order for a police agency to have a successful community policing program it must be understood and accepted by the head of the agency and the officers of the agency.
It has been a great privilege to see Chief Campa and the officers of the MPD change the culture of the City of Marshall with it's aggressive approach and forward thinking about community policing. The feeling in the air in Marshall has changed so much in the past two years, you can see a massive change and it's all due to the change of policing strategies. The community has come together in support of the new direction that the city is taking and it was all due to the proactive approach of the police department.
It has been a great privilege to see Chief Campa and the officers of the MPD change the culture of the City of Marshall with it's aggressive approach and forward thinking about community policing. The feeling in the air in Marshall has changed so much in the past two years, you can see a massive change and it's all due to the change of policing strategies. The community has come together in support of the new direction that the city is taking and it was all due to the proactive approach of the police department.
Finally the big day arrived and Chief Campa unveiled "It". It turned out to be the latest community policing tool the Marshall Police Department had added to its arsenal of community trust building initiatives. "IT" turned out to be an ice cream truck and no longer would be referred to as It. The Cool Cops Ice Cream truck had arrived to Marshall. The Marshall Police Department converted their old SWAT vehicle into an ice cream truck. They partnered up with a local graphic company who donated the new graphics to outfit the Cool Cops Ice Cream Truck. Chief Campa was able to secure Blue Bell Ice Cream as the official sponsor of the Cool Cops.
Cool Cops was established to build relationships with today's youth. Chief Campa told me that his plan was to show the children that just because they see lights and sirens does not mean that something bad is going to happen. It can just be the Cool Cops bringing Ice Cream to a neighborhood, school. special event, or to the park. Today when society is turning it's back on police everywhere it is important to start showing and educating the children that the police are the good guys and are here to help. Cool Cops seems like a great way to build those relationships and reshape the way our youth look at the police.
Cool Cops was established to build relationships with today's youth. Chief Campa told me that his plan was to show the children that just because they see lights and sirens does not mean that something bad is going to happen. It can just be the Cool Cops bringing Ice Cream to a neighborhood, school. special event, or to the park. Today when society is turning it's back on police everywhere it is important to start showing and educating the children that the police are the good guys and are here to help. Cool Cops seems like a great way to build those relationships and reshape the way our youth look at the police.
Why we created NCNL...By Ricardo Munoz and Jesus Eddie Campa
Growing up in a community that is diverse and vibrant, because of its location and its real estate, sheltered me from the truth of racism. I always knew it existed, as I read about it in our history books, watched it on the news, saw the changes that it was causing, and in the profession I have spent the last 21 years serving in, yet, I had never actually experienced it. It was not until I traveled to a different state that I was exposed to racism firsthand. I was told that I was the wrong color and race to be applying for the top cop position in that community.
After a few days in the community, I realized that I was indeed not welcomed and was only brought in for an interview to meet some affirmative action quota. I was exposed to racism again after becoming the Police Chief of a town in East Texas and was shocked at how openly racism was accepted there.
The main issue here was that it had been going on for so long that it almost seemed to be accepted as natural or normal behavior. I arrived at a time when the anti-police sentiment was beginning to brew heavily around the country.
I was shocked at how several people in the community were treated because of the color of their skin or because of their social-economic status.
In talking to the community, many felt that the police were racially motivated, and did not trust us. The reality was that this was a misconception built on by years of misunderstood criticism on both ends of the spectrum. This is what led me to create the 'No Colors No Labels Initiative.' Through education, transparency, partnerships, food, unity and faith. the world could change and unite to put an end to racial misconceptions.
To find out more about NCNL, call (903)935-4543 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow us on Facebook at http://facebook.com/nocolorsnolabels and on Twitter @nocolorsnolabels. Visit the website at http://ncnl.org.
Thank you,
Jesus "Eddie" Campa
Jesus "Eddie" Campa
Thursday, November 3, 2016
A parolee faces firearms and drug charges..... By Jesus Eddie Campa
A parolee faces firearms and drug charges, and additional charges could be filed against him, authorities say.
Marshall, Texas, police arrested 39-year-old Kelvin Dewayne Brown on Nov. 1 as a result of a search they conducted as part of an ongoing narcotics investigation.
Authorities reportedly found several guns, methamphetamine, marijuana and suspected stolen property in a residence in the 400 block of Spruce Street about 7 a.m.
Brown was booked into Harrison County Jail on 1 count each of being a felon in possession of a firearm, possession of methamphetamine and possession of marijuana.
Marshall Police Chief Jesus Eddie Campa stated that "Marshall is no longer a safe haven for criminal activity."
Community leaders and Marshall Police
MARSHALL, Tx. (KTBS) -
No colors. No labels.
It was a second chance for community leaders and police to come together Tuesday night in Marshall, Texas.
Marshall Police and Marshall Against Violence joined forces hoping to find common ground.
They hosted a town hall meeting to talk about ways to create better relations between police and the community they serve.
MPD says this is part of an ongoing effort made more urgent by recent shootings in Baton Rouge and Dallas.
Tuesday's meeting was controversy free, unlike the July 27 meeting where Marshall City Commissioner Michael Mitchell was removed and arrested for disrupting the meeting.
On Tuesday, the Harrison County District Attorney dropped the charges against Mitchell
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In an announcement on Facebook for a new music project, covering songs from the iconic band Suicide, The Horrorist includes the Basimiuls Iteritas in a list of gear used to record the track.
"I used a lot of hardware on this. The drums are from a vintage Kawai R-100. The main bassline is a Noise Engineering Basimiuls Iteritas Eurorack module through a Synthesis Technology E440 Filter. Both the filter and bassline are sequenced using a Make Noise Pressure Points quantized by a Flame Tame Machine. There is a high pitched resonant sort of high hat and that is a Korg Monotron which is also clocked with the Eurorack. Some of the more moody effects were created using a Make Noise Echophon. The pads and second bassline are from a Roland JV-2080. The vocals were recorded using a Shure SM58 into a TC Helicon Voicelive Play. A few of the vocals in the breakdown were manipulated using Fabfilter's Timeless. Some reverb was used from a ValhallaVintageVerb and Audio Damage ADVerb. Everything was recording using Ableton Live."
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The Horrorist's gear is on Equipboard.
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Botulinum Toxin Type A, according to many people is an exciting way of treating wrinkles. However the treatment which is known as Botox® has been used over the years to treat other cosmetic conditions such as muscle spasms on the face. This is what led to it being recognized as a treatment that can treat facial wrinkles. What is Botox®? It is just one brand of the Botulinum Toxin Type A that is produced by the bacteria clostridium botulinum. This product is produced by the Allergan, Inc., a global specialty pharmaceutical company. The bacteria are considered harmful and life threatening and can lead to muscle paralysis or weakness. However Botox® treatment is quite safe especially when used in small doses and injected directly to a specific area.
How Botox® Works: Botox® works by blocking the release of a chemical messenger (neurotransmitter) which is formally known as acetylcholine. This neurotransmitter found in the nerve cells usually transmits a nerve impulse to a muscle cell and causes it to contract. With the absence of acetylcholine the muscle cell is weakened leading to paralysis of the muscle. The Botox® injection is restricted to the area under treatment simply because the effect is temporary and the nerve fibers have the capability of regenerating after a few months.
The use of Botox® Injections: They are used to treat various medical conditions that include: • Muscle spasms in the face or other localized area • Twitching of the eyelid (blepharospasm) • Muscle spasticity • Muscle spasms in the neck (cervical dystonia) and • Proper alignment of the eyes (strabismus)
Botox® injections are also used to reduce excessive underarm sweating. This is done by blocking the action of the nerve cells that control the sweat glands. By being injected directly on the underarms they can treat localized hyperhidrosis.
In cosmetics treatments they are used to treat the vertical frown lines which are referred to as glabellar lines. These are found between eyebrows and are caused by the contraction of muscles when one frowns, squints or concentrates. Other lines such as crows feet (lines found at the corner of the eyes) and horizontal lines at the forehead can also be treated with Botox® injections.
Botox® Treatment for Jaw Tension and TMJ: Increasingly, Botox® is used as an alternative treatment for TMJ (temporo-mandibular joint) disorders and associated jaw tension and pain. When injected into facial muscles afflicted with soreness and discomfort, Botox® relieves TMJ and jaw tension for many patients. The injections often eliminate headaches resulting from teeth grinding, and, in cases of severe stress, Botox® can even minimize lock jaw. Although Botox® treatment for these conditions is presently experimental, evidence indicates that it can be extremely effective.
How Does Botox® Treat Jaw Tension and TMJ Disorder?: Located on both sides of the head at the point where the jawbone meets the skull, the temporo-mandibular joint (TMJ) is used during talking, eating, swallowing, and other everyday activities. If this joint becomes displaced or is overworked through excessive teeth grinding, a person may suffer severe tension headaches, as well as sharp pain in the jaw. Botox® relieves jaw tension by making muscles unable to engage in the powerful, often unconscious movement of the jaw that produces headaches and pain.
The Botox® alternative treatment for TMJ disorders and jaw tension is usually quick, straightforward, and effective. A non-surgical procedure, Botox® injections are administered in a doctor's office, and treatment requires no hospital stay. Most patients experience noticeable improvement within one or two days of their first treatment, although relief can take up to a week.
How Botox® Injections Treat Wrinkles Botox®: injections treat wrinkles on the face by weakening or causing paralysis of the muscles found on the face and pulling the skin. After about a week after the injections, the wrinkles and lines start disappearing. However this does not limit one from forming facial expressions.
A number of patients who use the Botox® injections end up developing antibodies that neutralize the effect of the injections resulting to ineffective treatment. This only happens when they repeatedly use the treatment.
How safe are Botox® Injections?: When administered by medical professionals with a lot of experience in the treatment, the Botox® injections are quite safe. There are some mild and temporary side effects are associated with the treatment. These include pain, bruising and tenderness associated with the Botox® injection. It is common for most people to experience a slight headache right after the treatment is administered. Others also experience nausea and flu symptoms.
One of the significant side effects of the treatment is the risk of a drooping eye for a few days. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid this treatment. Just like other medical treatments there are benefits and side effects that come with this treatment.


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Chris Covington
Chief Executive Officer
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Born in Oklahoma and moving to Colorado as a 7-year-old was quite the change, but what more could a kid ask for than growing up playing sports, racing BMX and skiing in such a beautiful place. He still enjoys camping, fishing, boating, ATVing and just enjoying the Rocky Mountain state with his beautiful wife and their beautiful 22-year-old daughter and 2019 CU graduate.
After graduating from college at the University of Oklahoma, Chris moved back to Colorado to begin his career in management. At the age of 27 and after 5 years of managing several multifamily portfolios, Chris decided he did not like the direction his current career path was going and decided to break out on his own. With little experience, but the willingness to work hard and learn, he started Rapid Restoration and Construction.
Twenty-two years later RRC is known statewide as a well-respected restoration and construction company. RRC is also known as a leader in the industry for their diversity in the market as well as their strategic focus on continuous improvement in responding to both small scale and large scale projects. Integrity and professionalism are values that Chris and Rapid Restoration & Construction believe are cornerstones to their success in the industry.
Melinda Covington
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Melinda Covington, owner of Rapid Restoration & Construction, one of Denver's premier disaster response and construction companies has a keen focus on real-time response, commitment, and excellence within the multi-family industry.
Melinda's drive and passion for the industry started over 20 years ago when she began her career as an administrative assistant for AIMCO Property Management. Melinda then moved onsite as a leasing consultant which progressed rapidly into various positions, including a leasing coordinator for a well-known luxury community.
Today, Melinda and Rapid Restoration & Construction are best known as a leader in the industry for their diversity in the market as well as their strategic focus on continuous improvement in responding to both large scale and small scale events.
Integrity and professionalism are values that Melinda and Rapid Restoration & Construction believe are cornerstones to their success in the industry.
Melinda is a champion in developing strong relationships through collaboration, communication and her "CAN DO" attitude that ensures top-level results.
Courtney Bowlin
Vice President
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- Loves spending the weekends in the mountains with my two girls and husband
- Loves reading murder mystery novels and binging murder mystery shows
- Enjoys watching college football and going to concerts
- Loves to paddleboard on the weekends
- Looks forward to thunderstorms while cuddled under a blanket
- Wanted to be a doctor when she grew up but realized she doesn't like needles
- Over 11 years of being in the restoration industry
- Oversees overall day to day operations
- Creating, communicating, and implementing the organization's vision, mission, and overall direction.
- Started out as a Catastrophe adjuster in NYC and Atlanta for over 2 years
- Graduated from the University of Oklahoma, GO SOONERS!
Cindy Hinrichs
Chief Financial Officer
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Cindy Hinrichs joined Rapid Restoration and Construction in April, 2014 as the CFO. Prior to working at Rapid Restoration and Construction, she worked at Geocal and Arcadis as Accountant and Billing Manager, respectively. As the CFO, Cindy is in charge of finance operations and execution for Rapid Restoration and Construction. Cindy has been in the construction and engineering finance industry for over 25 years.
- 2014-Present: Chief Financial Officer, Rapid Restoration and Construction, Inc., Arvada, CO
- 2013-2014: Accountant, Geocal, Inc., Centennial, CO
- 2007-2013: Billing Manager, ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, CO
- 1998-2007: Accounting Manager, Jehn Engineering, Arvada, CO
- 1990-1998: Billing Specialist, Morrison Knudsen, Arvada, CO
Fun Fact
Cindy is an avid cat fan and adopted a 3-legged kitten from Foothills Animal Shelter in 2016. Trooper was recognized on both television and social media for his heroic journey
Keith Seiden
Sr. Estimator
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Over twenty-five years of successful management and sales experience in the construction industry.
Successful track record of estimating and managing projects of various sizes and complexities. Strong
communication background including business development and client relations and maintenance.
● Excellent planning and strategic analysis of projects.
● Strong computer skills including mobile computing, MS Office, QuickBooks, Master Builder, and
● Exceptional interpersonal communication and presentation skills.
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Brent is a professional with proven abilities in examining requirements and plans to create proposals. He is motivated to provide precise estimates by clearly understanding project objectives, defining scopes and determining schedules. Brent is experienced in adhering to client feedback and revising estimate information to suit customer preferences.
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Brent prides himself in delivering above standard customer service and has over 18 years' experience in the restoration and construction industry. He is confident that any future meeting with himself and the Rapid and Restoration team will earn your trust and loyalty in your new journey
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text: Gabriel rocks Bangladesh with four wickets after Mominul ton Loop Sports Created : 22 November 2018 Sport Bangladesh batsman Mominul Haque. Mominul Haque scored a record-equalling eighth Test century but Bangladesh were rocked by a devastating burst from West Indies pacemen Shannon Gabriel on day one of the opening Test in Chittagong on Thursday. The Tigers were in a strong position on 222-3 after Mominul (120) matched Tamim Iqbal's tally of hundreds in the longest format with his fourth of an outstanding year – a number only Virat Kohli can also boast. Gabriel (4-69) changed the complexion of the game by taking four wickets in 15 balls, his dismissal of Mominul sparking a dramatic collapse on the opening day of the two-match series. Bangladesh lost five wickets for 37 runs before debutant Nayeem Hasan and Taijul Islam took them through to 315-8 at stumps at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium. Kemar Roach took 5-8 when Bangladesh were dismissed for their lowest total of 43 in a July series which the Windies won 2-0 and the quick snared Soumya Sarkar caught behind in the first over on Thursday. Imrul Kayes was dropped by Roston Chase in the slips after Roach found the edge and the opener had another life when he was caught in the deep but Jomel Warrican overstepped. Mominul struck Chase for three boundaries in an over before reaching his half-century off 69 balls, but Warrican had Kayes (44) caught at short leg just before lunch. Shane Dowrich put Mominul down on 67 and the number three made him pay, reaching three figures by cutting Chase to the boundary after smashing Devendra Bishoo for six over midwicket after the spinner had removed Mohammad Mithun. It was an inspired Gabriel who turned the tide for the Windies in the first match with Nic Pothas as interim head coach following Stuart Law's departure, getting the centurion caught behind and Mushfiqur Rahim leg before in the same over. The hostile fast bowler cleaned up Mahmudullah (3) and Shakib Al Hasan (34) in a hostile spell and Bangladesh were 259-8 after Mehidy Hasan was bowled by Warrican, but Nayeem (24 not out) and Taijul (32no) steadied the ship. For the latest news, download our app at http://bit.ly/GetALoopJM for Android; and at http://bit.ly/GetiLoopJM for IoS. Get the latest local and international news straight to your mobile phone for free:


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Hi friends! I started a new project yesterday I want to share! I've been thinking a lot lately about my job and about what path I hope for my career to take eventually. I really like what I do, but one thing I continuously come back to is the struggle I have with the fact that my day job has no creative aspect. I work in a purely administrative position that involves pretty much zero creativity. I do make up for that by using nearly all my time outside of work creating. However, there are times when it does get to me that my work day is void of artistic expression. I'm an artist at heart, there's always going to be a part of me that wants to be creating. I realize that these feelings are something I need to consider as I continue my career path. Especially since I notice as time goes on they become stronger and stronger and my longing to work in a more creative atmosphere/role continues to intensify. In the mean time, I think it's important for my own well being to find a way to nurture my need for some creativity during my work days.
So! I've come up with an idea of something I'm hoping I can incorporate into my work day that will give me a small creative outlet to tide me over throughout the day. Yesterday when I got to work I was looking at some artwork on my phone since I was there early. Of course after that I had an unavoidable urge to draw something as the morning went on. So when i had a few minutes for a break, I grabbed a notebook and sketched a quick little drawing. Here it is:
a simple sketch of something funny that a friend had just told me about. I thought the main idea would make a cute drawing, so that's what I sketched – a girl wearing white socks with red lips on them! Doing quick, cute, simple little drawings like this makes me so happy, it's like it gives me a boost of energy when I do it. I thought about how doing one little drawing affected me throughout the rest of the day, and couldn't help but come up with other cute ideas as I saw things and as conversations happened. So I decided I want to start a daily illustration journal. Every day I will do one simple sketch, and that will be my journal entry for the day. No rules, it can be anything – something going on that day, something I'm thinking about, a conversation I had, something that just makes me happy, or an idea for embroidering. I have a feeling that a lot of the drawings will turn into ideas for embroidering since that is my main medium and focus. Not only will this be a creative outlet for me, but my hope is that the practice will also make me a better illustrator. I draw all of my designs before I embroider them, so that is a big part of what I do and I am always longing to improve my drawing skills. I plan for them to be very simple little sketches, sometimes these are the best kind to learn from!
This project is about self care for me and about feeling like I'm working at growing as an artist every day. I'm really excited about doing this. Also, about having a journal that I'll be able to look back on one day and see what my thoughts and ideas were and what was going on in life!
I will try to share my favorite sketches here on the blog as often as possible! Thanks so much for reading XO


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The Transfer of Mortgages
Mortgages are transferred by financial institutions for many reasons. If one bank buys or merges with another, mortgages are transferred to the new bank. Sometimes a bank wants to adjust its loan portfolio by getting rid of some home loans or increase its residential business by buying mortgages. Lenders also may shift "servicing," so a bank retains the mortgage but has another company actually collect the payments and pay bills. Usually transfers have no effect on you as the home owner, but you must be notified of any change, either in mortgage holder or servicing agent.
Terms Not Affected
Home loans routinely give the lender the right to sell that mortgage to another lender or to change the agents who service it. A mortgage transfer does not affect the amount of the loan, its interest rate or other terms. The only change a homeowner may notice is a new payment address if the servicing agent is changed.
You Must Be Notified
Federal Reserve Board and Federal Trade Commission rules require that you be notified of any changes in your mortgage status. Your original lender should tell you in a disclosure statement at the time the loan is closed if it intends to sell the mortgage or its servicing and must notify you of any change in servicing 15 days in advance. You cannot be penalized for any late payments within 60 days of the change.
Owners Must Be Identified
The new holder of a mortgage must tell you within 30 days the date the loan was transferred and provide you the new owner's identity and contact information. This should include information on whether the servicing agent, the address to which you make payments, is changed. Frequently a mortgage will be sold but continue to be serviced by the same agent.
Servicing May Be Sold
A mortgage holder may just sell the servicing to another company, usually because it no longer wants to do the paperwork and record-keeping. You usually will get a notice of servicing changes from both the old and new agents. If you get a notice from the new agent, you should contact the old one to verify it. Switching servicing may not transfer the actual mortgage.
Transfer Must Be Recorded
You must be told where the mortgage transfer is recorded. Many mortgages are "securitized," meaning they are bundled into large investment portfolios whose shares are then sold to investors. The two largest firms are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, stockholder-owned corporations chartered by Congress. The mortgage industry created the Mortgage Electronic Registration System to track transfers electronically. A 2012 Ohio lawsuit challenged this as violating state law requiring mortgages to be recorded in counties.
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Touristic region : discover North Coast & Newquay
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View : Sea/ocean, fantastic sunset
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Leisure activities less than 20 km / 12 miles : Bathing, snorkelling, surfing, windsurfing, golf, tennis, riding school, pathway, coastal/forest paths, boat trips, horse trecking, fishing, deep-sea angling, angling
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Locality :
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Public swimming pool at 6mi.
18 hole golf course at 6mi.
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"With this issue we risk, along with our new look, giving a new lease to a long-dormant connection between The Poetry Review and Poetry (Chicago) by including a selection of poems that appeared last year in Poetry. A forthcoming issue of that magazine will carry work from the Review, in what we intend as a regular exchange. Do these American poems sit happily with our own? Well, I'm struck by differences myself: something strenuous in the stretch and flex of the line, giving them a more willed vitality, a noisier heft of the barbells. But I've no difficulty hearing these poems or appreciating their formal strengths…"
from Maurice Riordan's Editorial
The Poetry Review podcast
Jan Wagner, the castle, the burning grove, evensong, lago di como
Greta Stoddart, Lifeguard, Skull and Hourglass, Lamb
Gregory Leadbetter, My Father's Orrery, The Fetch
Sarah Westcott, Messenger, Form, Lambskin
Maitreyabandhu, The Fire Ritual, Birdsong
Greg Delanty, The Sock Mystery
Paul Muldoon, Colmcille on Exile
The Interview
Hugo Williams in conversation with Kathryn Maris
Poems from Poetry magazine
Louise Glück, Aboriginal Landscape
Nate Marshall, praise song
Ange Mlinko, Escape Architecture
Hannah Gamble, Growing a Bear
Marcus Wicker, Ode to Browsing the Web
C.A. Conrad, Lonely Deep Affection
Eileen Myles, Prophesy
Tomás Q. Morín, Stanza
Michael Dickman, Where We Live
Patricia Lockwood, The Hypno-Domme Speaks, and Speaks and Speaks
Leah Umansky, Khaleesi Says
Adam Fitzgerald, Time After Time
Michael Robbins, Not Fade Away
Ocean Vuong, Aubade with Burning City Essay
The Legacy of Gottfried Benn by Eva Bourke
John Hartley Williams, The Swimming Pool at Tönning, Benders
Katrina Naomi, Elemental
Simon Richey, A History of the Tongue, One
Martha Kapos, The Magnetic Field, Homecoming
Vicki Feaver, Pugilist, Prayer at Seventy
Martha Sprackland, Visit
Meirion Jordan, A Mercy, The ordinary state of things
Amali Rodrigo, Kama Sutra, Good Luck Goldfish, Meditation on Cherry Blossoms
Steve Ely, Deir ez-Zor, Work, Interhamwe, Fasayil
Aingeal Clare on Daljit Nagra's Ramayana
Matthew Jarvis reviews Moniza Alvi and Maitreyabandhu
Sophie Mayer on Eavan Boland and Lorna Goodison
Joey Connolly on Rachael Boast, David Morley and Helen Mort
Carol Rumens on Philip Gross, Jean Sprackland and Chris Jones
Ben Wilkinson reviews Mark Strand and Don Share
Nuar Alsadir reviews Anne Carson's Red Doc>
Patrick Crotty on Derek Mahon's Echo's Grove
National Poetry Competition 2013
Linda France, Bernard and Cerinthe
Paula Bohince, Among Barmaids
Josephine Abbott, Love on a night like this
Will Eaves's Letter from Melbourne
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Leisure Time: Know How to Shop the Sales
No matter what our age, shopping in seasonal sales is enough to turn the mellowest of us into cursing, huffing, moaning, teeth- baring Hydes. Keep your cool and return to your inner Jekyll with our top tips for shopping the sales:
Look online
The easiest way to do your sales shopping is online. However, many people prefer to go in store, and its often the case that in-store sales have a wider selection. If youre going to be sale hunting at the shops the easiest way to scout out the talent is by looking online first. Have a quick browse on the website of your chosen retailers, memorise the things you need/take your fancy and try not to deviate too much from this once you get there. Knowing what you want first means you side step impulse buying those leather trousers two sizes too small are best left on the hanger.
Work out a P.O.A
Work out which shops you want to go to and, if possible, get to grips with the shops layout. Where does the shop normally hold its sales racks? Does it organize sale items by size, style or garment type? Get to know what suits you and whatll suit your bodyshape and stick to them. These will all help make your shopping experience more bliss and less b****.
Find out where the best sales are
ASOS, Debenhams, House of Fraser, GAP, Wallis, Dorothy Perkins and H&M have brilliant sales of up to 75% off. Sign up to their newsletter to be the first to know when a sale is about to land. Some stores even do a preview sale for those who relinquish an email address.
Avoid the crush
Shop at the quietest times (usually first thing in the morning) and avoid the weekend and lunchtime rush.
Know your consumer rights
Buying something at a cut price in the sale doesnt mean you waive your consumer rights. In fact, The Sale of Goods Act applies to both sale and non-sale goods and protects your interests should you find your purchase is faulty or damaged. Heres our guide to your consumer rights during the sales:
- You have the right to claim a refund, repair or exchange if a sale purchase is faulty or damaged; a shop does not have the right to limit your rights, for example by claiming they will not accept returns on sale goods this is an offence and should be reported to trading standards.
- If you are returning something faulty bought in the sale within a reasonable time (usually around 4 weeks) you are entitled to a full refund of the amount you paid, even if the item you bought has since gone down in price.
- You are not, however, entitled to a refund or replacement for faults or damage you were told about at the time of purchase.
Top tips
- Keep your cool. Yes, the lady blocking the aisle thats brought her whole family along to spectate does deserve to be prodded out of the way with your umbrella but try to resist the temptation. If you cant resist a quick whack, plan a route out of the shop for a swift exit.
- Split up. If youre going shopping with your friends, family or partner, send them off to a separate section to cover all bases. Youll get your shopping done in half the time and you wont have an annoying shadow following you around the shop and getting in the way of other shoppers. Its likely to end in being smacked by an umbrella wielded by an irate woman (see the above point).
- Speed shop. Maintain your sanity by making your sale shop a dash in and dash out affair. Your feet, bank manager and husband will thank you for it.
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- 250ml Capacity – perfect for infusing small batches of oil, vinegar or spirits with flavour. Larger 500ml set also available. Bottle dimensions: D6 x H20cm
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If you have listened to celebrity interviews before, you must have noticed that one question keeps reoccurring which is, 'What is your secret source of beauty?' the celebrities on their part would often lie that they eat this or that or exercise and things of those sorts. The truth is that looking good is good business and no one would want to divulge the secret of their business on any account. The truth to look like any of those celebrities is not on those things they say but on their choice of makeup and how they go about it.
1) Evenly toned skin
When many people hear 'toning' their mind races to bleaching cream. There is a difference between the two. Different parts of the human body have different tones (and the contrast of some places are often too glaring to be ignored). Skin toning is like doing what you do to your dough on your skin, you mix the ingredients so that the taste is uniform. So also, skin toning will leave your skin with one blend of colour and this is vital if you are aiming at that celebrity look.
2) Shimmering manicure
A good manicure takes time to achieve and if you want to fit into the shoe of a celebrity, you have to devote time to your manicure. Remove old manicure with a remover. Avoid chopping off your cuticle because it will make your fingers flake when they begin to grow again. You a base coat and not a substitute. Make sure the base coat dries before applying topcoat. Limit the thickness of your application to ensure it dries properly.
3) Blusher
Know the right blusher for you. Fair skin tone goes well with dark coloured blusher and vice versa. Using the wrong blushes makes you look chaffed. This is one make up tip celebrities get right every time. When in doubt of the right blush for you, consult a makeup artist.
4) Complementary lashes
You may not see the importance of fixing lashes (it may even sound like a waste of time and precious resources) but to celebrities, it is not. If you have got small eyes, long lashes help to bring them out. Little wonder it is often hard to point out a particular part of a celebrity's body that got you attracted.
5) Mascara boost
After taking the extra lashes, the mascara comes in handy. Mascara thickens and darkens the lashes so that they don't stay on the background but can be spotted from afar (attention is what you seek in the first place right?). Choosing the right mascara and applying them properly matters.
6) Hairstyle
Don't be into the habit of spying on people's hairstyle and trying it on yourself. Not every hairstyle works on every face type. There are millions of hairstyle to choose from but stick to the ones that will give you a facelift.
7) Dressing
This shouldn't be difficult right? Unfortunately it is. The right dressing (to complement your shape) may mean discarding your wardrobe.