By Porsha Murphy

Staff

BANK ROBBERY LEGACY CONTINUES

Jesse James robbed First Fidelity Bank Monday morning. He said he was finishing the job of his infamous relative. This same bank had been robbed 100 years ago by the great-great uncle and his brother Frank, and they too were caught. Jesse James was caught with two thousand dollars in his hand as he ran out the back door of the bank into a police officer which lead him to becoming arrested on scene. Mr. James was known through his relative which this seems to pick up as odd family tradition. It had not been stated to be but Jesse James mimicing his infamous great uncle sets it out to seem in such a way. This is now a reoccurance in which has been broken.

Photo courtesy of bonezone.blogspot.com Monday morning there was an unexpected explosion at the GMX Plant in Arlington.

By Porsha Murphy

Staff

Explosion at Arlington GMX PLANT cause two men to die

Two employees died on the scene due to an explosion at the Arlington GMX plant Monday morning around 10a.m. Information given during a conference says, Neena Voltare PR of the GMX Corporation.

Hector Fuentes age 45 and James Frankel age 32 died as a result of injuries during the explosion. They were dead on the scene when first responders found them.   Also, two of the three employees in critical condition are now reported in stable condition: James T. Kirk, 30 and Leia Skywalker, 33. They have been move to rehabilitation center and will have a long  recovery. Say,  burn specialist.  Scott McCoy, 25 is still in critical condition in the burn center. All employees who died and were injured were working in the main assembly part of plant when the explosion happened.

The cause of the explosion has now been confirmed. With a lit bottle filled with gasoline and can be referred to as a “molotoc cocktail” found in a 300-gallon gasoline tank. From police officials: we are currently seeking two young white males seen in the area of the GMX plant Monday between 7a.m. and 10a.m. in connection with the explosion. The young men were pulled in for questioning were wearing blue-hood sweatshirts with the word “FORD” on the back. According to Arlington fire inspectors.

Said GMX PR Director Neena Voltare “The damage from the explosion destroyed the assembly line equipment and much of the bay/work area about 25,000 square feet.  Voltare also says that it will take six months to complete repairs.” We hope to reopen in September” says Neena.  Arlington plant