Officer Vigil formed the belief that

Amilpas could be found at a local cell phone store.

      Officer Vigil and Sergeant Vega of the Houston Police Department drove to

the store, where Officer Vigil saw and recognized Amilpas and entered the store

with Sergeant Vega immediately behind him.            Officer Vigil testified that he

identified himself as a Houston police officer as he entered the store. At that point,

Amilpas turned around, reached into his waistband, and threw a small object over

the store counter. Officer Vigil also testified that there were at least two other

people in the store, but neither was standing near Amilpas and he did not see either

of them throw anything into the area where Amilpas hadUPCOMING EVENTS

The Drone Racing League (DRL) will host a series of races and competitions where autonomous drones will try to beat a professional drone pilot. Teams of university students and other drone enthusiasts will be invited to compete for more than $2 million.

The Artificial Intelligence Robotic Racing (AIRR) Circuit will produce four AI vs. AI races in its inaugural season and will use the same video game-inspired courses as the kinds used by pro drone pilots in the DRL Allianz World Championship, DRL CEO Nicholas Horbaczewski told VentureBeat in an email.

Both the AIRR Circuit and the AlphaPilot Innovation Challenge, which pits human versus machine, will take place during the 2019 season.

The first drone from an autonomous team to beat a human will receive $250,000, and the winning team