San Jacinto College closing Thursday for safety concerns related to apparent Bandidos biker funeral
San Jacinto College has canceled Thursday afternoon’s in-person activities at its central campus in Pasadena, citing safety concerns related to a nearby memorial service.has canceled Thursday afternoon’s in-person activities at its central campus in Pasadena, citing safety concerns related to a nearby memorial service.
confirmed that that the funeral home is hosting a visitation at 5 p.m. Thursday for Ramiro Sosa Jr., who was identified as a Bandidos Motorcycle Club member.After Houston area motorcycle shootings, former investigator and motorcyclists warn violence could get worse
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