February 06, 2014 at 01:04 PM
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Bexar County District Attorney Susan Reed has a message for those who lack respect for Texas monuments: “Don’t whizz on the Alamo.”
Her press-release proclamation came on the occasion of a Feb. 4 guilty plea in San Antonio’s 399th District Court. Daniel Athens pleaded guilty to a felony charge for relieving himself on one of the Lone Star State’s most revered historical sites, according to Reed.
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