Police: Foul play suspected in Fairfield, Texas homicide
FAIRFIELD, Texas (KWTX) – Foul play is suspected after the body of a person was found at a residence in the 800 block of Clark Street, Fairfield Police wrote in a news release shared on Facebook.
The discovery was made on March 28.
The Texas Rangers are assisting in the investigation.
No further information is available.
If you have any information about this case, call Fairfield police at (903) 389-2633
FS1 technical issues silence announcers, drop scorebug in Rays-Rangers game
The Rangers-Rays game doesn’t have any announcers …This should be an SAP-like option for every single televised sporting event.”
Just as baseball teams are still working out their early season problems, FS1 had a major series of glitches in their MLB broadcast Monday night.
In a totally unexpected development, some fans actually liked what they saw.
The game between the Texas Rangers and Tampa Bay Rays experienced a series of glitches between the second and fifth innings that included problems with the announcers’ audio disappearing for stretches, no replays, no scorebug, commercial breaks interrupting the action and one camera angle.
Fans have become so accustomed to having a wide variety of camera angles, the single-camera shot looked especially jarring. Those fans now know how their ancestors probably felt watching the 1947 World Series, the first series ever televised.
FS1 ran a message in the ticker announcing, “We are experiencing technical difficulties.” Those issues were resolved by the sixth inning. The problem was caused by FS1 losing power at the master control in Los Angeles.
Fans had mixed reactions to the problems. Some claimed all sporting events should come with the “No Broadcasters” option. X user Cape Ann Weather tweeted, “Best thing ever on FS1. The Rangers/Rays game doesn’t have any announcers. Just crowd noise. This should be an SAP-like option for every single televised sporting event.”
