What the heck! It's getting to where you have to decide if you really wanna leave your home. Sad so very sad…

@Stealth83 : I noticed most of his content was 'unavailable', not sure if it has anything to do with his wife or not. The video with her hand, literally, in the tip jar has been posted several times, I hope it wakes up the people sending him money. Not because of his wife's actions, but because all his posts are labeled "I don't have rights to this music", which means he's a thief, too.

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@Stealth83 : Yup, I was a couple of them!

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How tragic. I rarely travel on the Gulf Freeway. Prayers to this family.

@Stealth83 : Please also pm me this link too. Unfortunately we don't hear and see everything that is happening around Houston. Be safe out there v

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@Stealth83 : It was a doozy. His prayer/donation site is still down. Hmmmm?

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@Stealth83 : And hand them a tip, don't leave it in the jar!

@Txtoast : Now that is pretty darn brazen.

I have lived in Houston and Pearland for a lot of years, and I am not saying that Houston has ever been completely safe, but I was never afraid to go for a walk, shop or talk to a total stranger when I lived there. Today I would be, because so many people that live in Houston and the surrounding areas are not native to this area. We have had an influx of people move here for jobs or just to get away from the freezing weather in some areas of our Country. We also have had a lot of people cross the border, or they are here because they can't afford California any longer. That does not mean just because people have come to Houston, they are here to steal, kill and destroy. There are good people everywhere. It is because some of the reasons people come here is to run from the law and it is easier in a large, highly populated city.