Topic: Sanctuary

3 chapters across the catalog

1998 Steve Lane And Wes Curtis Confront Travis County Commissioners On Heavy Handed Truancy Program [p0vB6vY4yIQ]
21:12 - 25:26

1998 Steve Lane And Wes Curtis Confront Travis County Commissioners On Heavy Handed Truancy Program [p0vB6vY4yIQ]

Armed Constables, Home Sanctuary and Student Intimidation

A debate ensues regarding the use of armed constables to conduct truancy visits, with critics arguing that sending officers with 9mm pistols to a child's home destroys the sanctuary of the household. Opponents suggest using phone calls or letters instead of law enforcement to initiate dialogue with parents. The discussion also touches on why students avoid school, citing "garbage" public school quality, drug problems, and gang violence as primary fears.

Raw Footage 1999 Of Patriots Rebuilding Church For Survivors [KJmVLHSo11o]
4:07 - 20:50

Raw Footage 1999 Of Patriots Rebuilding Church For Survivors [KJmVLHSo11o]

Construction Progress and Siding Installation at the New Sanctuary

Workers and volunteers coordinate the installation of siding and windows on the second floor of a new church building. The group discusses technical aspects of the build, including the use of nail guns, 2x4 lumber, and the placement of small pieces to catch the front of the structure. One individual mentions running for office against current incumbents during a break in the labor.

Never Seen 1995 Interview With Waco Survivor Catherine Matteson [Cw1hkGgfK34]
35:30 - 37:40

Never Seen 1995 Interview With Waco Survivor Catherine Matteson [Cw1hkGgfK34]

Mark Domingue, Brittany Motel Sanctuary

Mark Domingue, owner of the Brittany Motel in Waco, provided free housing to Branch Davidian survivors who had lost everything in the fire. Despite government pressure to shut him down, Domingue maintained a sanctuary for the displaced residents. The witness expresses deep gratitude for his support when no other local entities would offer assistance.