Houston Civic Voice

To the best of my recollection, the events described below occurred in 2011 while I was living in Silsbee, Texas.  At the time, I was living in an apartment in Silsbee. One day, while my landlord was repairing a door, officers from the Silsbee Police Department arrived at my residence. Officers entered my dwelling without my consent. I did not invite them inside. From my perspective, they let themselves in and were inside my home without my permission. What began as a routine interaction quickly escalated. I was accused of something I did not do. I was asked for identification and explained that my driver’s license was in my bedroom. When I walked toward the bedroom to retrieve my wallet, the situation changed abruptly. Before I was able to present my identification, officers physically intervened. One of my arms was lifted upward against the door frame while the other was forced behind my back. Within moments, I was taken to the ground. During the fall, I struck my head....

Signed the petition The episode listing also displays the previous show branding, “The Best of Roula & Ryan,” along with promotional imagery featuring Ryan, Sam, Special K, and Producer Eric. The archived page reflects the branding and lineup as presented at the time of publication.  Screenshot of the podcast listing and promotional caption as displayed following the January 30, 2026 broadcast. On January 30, 2026, during the 7 a.m. hour of The Roula Show with Eric on 104.1 KRBE, a bakery worker became the punchline of a radio segment she never agreed to be part of.   A host had waited roughly twelve minutes while the woman wrote a birthday message on a cake. She apologized, explaining that her arthritis made it difficult. What followed was several minutes of on-air commentary about the appearance of her handwriting — that the cake "looks ridiculous," that it resembled "serial killer chicken scratch," that any of them "could do better in 30 seconds," t...