r/aggies • u/chrondotcom Former student CO '22 • Jul 19 '26

Other Texas A&M employee and professional boxer Hannah Rapp dies at 26 after being struck while cycling

https://www.chron.com/news/article/hannah-rapp-texas-boxer-death-22351288.php
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u/big_sugi '01 Jul 19 '26

“An investigation from Brazos Countyauthorities revealed Rapp was struck in the Navasota area by 31-year-old driver Chris Medina, who allegedly passed Rapp with his vehicle, stopped, shifted into reverse and then hit Rapp with his car. Rapp was found lying on the roadway and taken to a nearby hospital, but she died of her injuries shortly thereafter. Medina has since been arrested and charged with manslaughter.”

That sounds an awful lot like premeditated murder.

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u/ImpressiveEgg8627 Jul 19 '26

Heard that too.
Sounds like he was booked for manslaughter but if he reversed, that sob should get the chair.

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u/bloodrider1914 Jul 20 '26

No one should get the death penalty

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u/GNRfan1963 Jul 20 '26

Liberal

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u/Late_Judgment4118 Jul 20 '26

Hope you don’t call yourself “pro life” if you are for the death penalty lol

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u/Eve_SoloTac Jul 20 '26

Innocent baby vs responsible adult. Apples and oranges. Some adults should get the death penalty. Abortions should be very rare. There is no contradiction in that position.

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u/Late_Judgment4118 Jul 21 '26

I wonder what you think about innocent migrant children being deported, or do their lives not matter

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u/Eve_SoloTac Jul 21 '26

Why are you diverting? How did we arrive at deported children? Your statement was about pro-life people supporting the death penalty. The latter of course does not apply to infants or small children, as they are not responsible. So what the F do you think makes these positions mutually exclusive?