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This video was crazy

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Video shows Oregon coach disarming student then embracing him before police arrive

Video showed the moment Oregon coach Keanon Lowe disarmed and embraced a student who entered the school with a shotgun.
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Stunning surveillance footage captured the moment a high school coach in Oregon disarmed a student with a shotgun and then held him in his arms.

Keanon Lowe, a football and track and field coach at Parkrose High School, can be seen walking through the hallways and entering a classroom on May 17.
When he next emerges, he is holding a shotgun and backing away from student Angel Granados-Diaz before another teacher comes up and takes the weapon away.
Then, in an extraordinary moment, Lowe embraces Granados-Diaz and the two hug for at least a minute.
At one point, it appears that Granados-Diaz tries to break free, but Lowe continues to hold on to him.

Police eventually arrive and take Granados-Diaz into custody.
Lowe was hailed a hero following the incident at the Portland high school.
"This was a best-case scenario," Portland Police Sergeant Brad Yakots said at the time. "The staff members from all accounts did an excellent job."

Initial reports said that Lowe wrestled the student to the ground, but the video, which was released by Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office on Friday, shows the emotional moment the two shared.
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Granados-Diaz, now 19, was suffering from a mental health crisis at the time, according to ABC Portland affiliate KATU. He pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful possession of a firearm in a public building and one count of unlawful possession of a loaded firearm in public and was sentenced to three years of probation, KATU reported.


Lowe, a former Oregon Ducks football player, told "Good Morning America" that when the student entered the classroom with the weapon, he was close enough that he lunged for the gun and grabbed it with both hands.

"I kind of assessed that situation and my instincts kicked in. I lunged for the gun and we both had the gun," Lowe told "GMA" earlier this year. "We had four hands on the gun and students are running out of the back of the classroom."

He said he barely had time to think about his own safety and his main concern was to keep the students save.

"I'm just trying to make sure that the end of the gun isn't pointing towards where the students are running and also not pointed at myself," he said. "I ended up getting the gun from him, with my right hand, and holding him off with my left hand and calling for a teacher to grab the gun from me."

"To be around the kids and to be there for the community and in that moment, I was called upon and I just reacted and like I said, instincts kicked in and I was able to, you know, make something good that could have been very, very tragic," he added.

When it comes to being labeled a hero, Lowe said "it feels great" but he was simply doing what he hopes any adult would have done.

"I feel like I was put in that room for a reason. You know, the shooter didn't -- he didn't know that I was in that room when he opened the door and I think there are things in my life that have prepared me for that very moment," Lowe said. "I thank God that no one got hurt and I thank God I was in that room."
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There is no substitute for being able to sleep in a nice warm bed, under a ceiling fan and ac, all by yourself, with quiet, and a nostalgic tv series playing on your phone, while you start to fall asleep. That shit make you forget about everything else
 
Sony Montana said:
do you know how long it takes to charge at a charging station and how long it would take?

Do you know if it would be too jarring for a 60 year old man who’s not tech savvy to drive?
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It seriously depends on a few things. What model Tesla and what charging station you use.
I'mma assume you mean a new Tesla and going to their Super Chargers. If you use those, you should reach 80% in at least 30 min or so on their V3 chargers. It will be slower on their V2 chargers or V1 chargers.
V3's are their newest versions and i dont believe they're available everywhere.
Here's a video explaining some stuff on charging


Can read up more on it on this site.
www.solarreviews.com

How Long Does It Take To Charge A Tesla?

Exploring all the ways to charge a Tesla and how long each takes. We look at the most popular EVs on the market: the Tesla Model 3, Model S, Model X, and Model Y.
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As for the second question uhhhh, i mean its straight forward to drive. I've driven one (but not far). It was a model 3 and the shifter was on the stalk just like a Benz. The real issue really is the tech stuff you might have to go through. Have to use the menu on the main screen to adjust shit. They have an App they suggest you get.
I could say look for a different electric car maker because, they're a little more like normal cars and have reg buttons ect., but at the same time all of them require you to learn some tech to understand them. And i think all of them suggest you to get their apps that go with the car.
You also gotta plan your driving a lil to make sure you arnt far from a charging stations if you're running low, especially if it isnt a Tesla, they require 3'd party charging networks.

Prob gunna have to try one out from them and adjust you plans if they find a Tesla too complicated.
 
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