Southmost Family homeless after crew demolishes wrong House.

A southmost family of eight are asking for the public help with donations of clothes, baby items, groceries and furniture following a terrible mistake when Cameron Works employees mistakenly demolished the wrong home early yesterday morning.

Some of the residents of the home were still in the house sleeping when they felt the ground shake and amidst screams and worried neighbors trying to get the attention of the crew so they could stop the demolition they were able to run out of the house and into the street before the 3 room home collapsed on part of the driveway.

Maria Enriquez of Brownsville, Texas with her four children aged 12, 14, 17 and a 21 year old were able to flee the residence and called 911 to inform them of the mistake.  Cameron Works employee did not stopped the demolition even though neighbors informed them of their mistake by showing them the decrepit building to the left of the home that had actual notices on its fence labeling it condemned.

The family has set up a Facebook account and is hoping people from the Valley can help them with donations or by donating furniture, televisions sets or a telephone so that they can get back on their feet, no word yet if Cameron Works is going to help the family that decided to spend the night with their neighbors.

UTB Staff Members caught performing sexual acts at Arts Center

Juana Martinez and Nicolas Espinoza staff members from UT were arrested earlier this morning near the Arts Center Building when students complained that a couple was performing oral sex in a parked car.  BPD  was immediately called to the area where they were able to identify the car and make the arrest.

The two staff members were taken into custody stating that they were just talking, but the man had his pants down to his knees and Miss Martinez was not wearing a bra and her blouse was open.  The University  had released a statement warning students and faculty to not engage in sexual or lewd acts in public in or around campus.  Security for the University stated that in the past two months twelve couples have been detained and arraigned with lewd charges when they discovered performing sexual acts near the Arts Center and Set B building.

Surveillance video showed that the faculty members had in fact been videotaped for at least two weeks engaging in sexual behavior near the same spot within the same vehicle.  Investigators are planning to use the footage at court day to prove at court that the couple has in fact received warnings in the past.

The University posted on their website that the faculty members were placed on paid suspension following an internal investigation that will decide if they will be able to return to work at the college.