Police have arrested a suspect in the killing of a 16-year-old cheerleader who was found dead by her mother in her bathtub earlier this week in Edna, Texas.

The Edna Police Department located the suspect, identified as Rafael Romero, on Saturday in Schulenburg, Texas.

The Texas Rangers, who investigate major violent crime as part of the state’s Department of Public Safety, arrested Romero for capital murder — which makes the suspect eligible for the death penalty if convicted — and took him to the Jackson County Jail.

  • @ABCDE
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    -61 year ago

    Of course you can change it

    • stopthatgirl7
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      Not according to the community rules:

      Post titles should be the same as the article used as source.___ Posts which titles don’t match the source won’t be removed, but the autoMod will notify you, and if your title misrepresents the original article, the post will be deleted. If the site changed their headline, the bot might still contact you, just ignore it, we won’t delete your post. ___

      • @ABCDE
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        -51 year ago

        “should”, so no. It is only deleted if it misrepresents. Editing the title here makes sense and is allowed.

        • @schmidtster
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          71 year ago

          If you allow an edit here, than I can argue my edit is a correction as well even though it’s misleading and biased.

          It’s a slippery slope and there’s a reason it’s a rule in most places that want proper news discussions.

          • @ABCDE
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            11 year ago

            The rule says it can be edited as long as it doesn’t misrepresent the article. Arguably it should be changed as the original title is misleading clickbait.

            • @schmidtster
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              11 year ago

              Rules get broken and bent, it won’t be long until this rule changes to no edits to be in line with every other news discussion place.

              You don’t edit article titles, sorry you’re just wrong here. Go bark up somewhere else and stop following me into other posts since I called you out.

              • @ABCDE
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                011 months ago

                This is not a breaking of the rules as was posted. It just has to represent the story, which it would (with an edit) better than the original.

                I haven’t followed you. What are you talking about? You can edit titles according to what you posted. Why are you so insistent?

                “Posts which titles don’t match the source won’t be removed”

                WON’T being the important word here.

                • @schmidtster
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                  11 months ago

                  Not a hard concept to follow, a mod can’t be the one making the decision, that allows bias in. The rule is flawed and it will eventually be changed to meet every other news discussion place.

                  This is the fourth post you’ve responded to my comments in. Don’t play dumb.

                  • @ABCDE
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                    011 months ago

                    Am I allowed to respond to your posts here? I haven’t followed anyone.

                    The rule is the rule. Why are you still debating this? News articles are biased also, as they were written by humans.

    • @schmidtster
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      In the pursuit of truth and honesty, no, no title should be edited when posting articles. Unless there’s an egregious error.

      It’s also a community rule and just general good faithness for discussions.

      • @[email protected]
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        011 months ago

        Whether or not that headline is an egregious error, in and of itself, is arguable. I would say that making it less sensational is preferable to making it an exact copy.

      • @ABCDE
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        -11 year ago

        The rule says it can be edited and it will not be deleted if the title represents the article properly.

        • @schmidtster
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          11 year ago

          And who gets to decide it represents it properly? A mods opinion, you know what removes doubt and bias, just not changing it.

          • @ABCDE
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            011 months ago

            But that’s not what the rule says. Yes, I guess a mod does, okay?

            There is bias in the title as it misrepresents, so…

            • @schmidtster
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              -211 months ago

              There’s not a bias, there’s a miscommunication.

              What bias is it telling you?

              Its the intent of the rule.

              • @ABCDE
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                111 months ago

                The intent is clear, don’t edit the intention, it does say it can be edited and you can ignore the auto warning. Just stop already, it’s boring.