We don't know what to do. If we go to Dallas or if we stay here, we don't know what will be better.

The whole town is out of gasoline. In Conroe, they told us we would find gas here, and they gave us five gallons. ... We get here and look at this craziness.

The government needs to have signs on the freeway to inform people, but there's none of that. We're just crossing our fingers and hoping nothing happens.

With over 100 people there, someone had to see something. In some ways, I feel like (Perez) doesn't rest in peace because no one had to pay. Some of his best friends know who did it and haven't said anything.

I knew they were going to be doubling down on Hannah, so someone had to step up. I knew we needed to have someone pull through and hit those shots, so that's what I came to do.

We reject and deplore this situation,