GMSA: Former deputy arrested; Spurs win; World Series Game 6 preview

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Major League Baseball is cracking down hard on two women who flashed their breasts on TV during Game 5 of the World Series Sunday night in Washington. The women, identified as Julia Rose and Lauren Summer, are banned indefinitely from "all stadiums and facilities," according to a letter delivered to them by hand and signed by David Thomas, MLB vice president of security and ballpark operations. Rose and Summer were a few rows behind home plate when they raised their shirts and exposed themselves during the seventh inning as Houston Astros pitcher Gerrit Cole was getting ready to pitch.

A rapper known for his dislike of President Donald Trump — one of his hit songs is named "FDT," if you can guess what that means — called out one of his supporters at the Mala Luna Music Festival over the weekend. YG invited the young fan onstage and then kicked him off after he declined to say "f— Donald Trump" during his Saturday set. "I spotted you out in the crowd, I asked if you f— with Donald Trump and you said 'you don't know,'" YG told the fan, who appeared onstage amid boos.

The San Antonio Spurs rallied from a 19-point deficit, and then almost gave up 19-point lead in a wild win over Portland on Monday night. DeMar DeRozan scored 27 points as San Antonio overcame the sluggish start to beat Portland 113-110 to remain undefeated. San Antonio is 3-0 for the eighth time in its 43-year history, but this outcome was in doubt until Damian Lillard's 3-pointer from the right corner bounced in and out as time expired.

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A former Bexar County Sheriff's Office narcotics deputy, who resigned last year after Sheriff's Office administrators learned the deputy was pressuring a woman to illegally buy him drugs and subjected her to unwanted sexual advances, was arrested and charged Monday, Sheriff Javier Salazar said. Ramon Rivera, who was an 11-year veteran of BCSO, resigned in late April 2018. He was charged with official oppression Monday.

The former management company of the La Cantera Resort and Spa has settled in a lawsuit brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after operators at the resort were accused of subjecting their Hispanic employees to harassment and discriminatory discipline. DH San Antonio Management LLC and Destination Hotels and Resorts LLC are accused of forbidding Hispanic banquet employees from speaking Spanish anywhere at the resort in the fall of 2014.

The head coach of the Warren High School football team was placed on administrative leave Monday, pending an investigation into allegations that he injured a male student last week, a Northside Independent School District spokesman confirmed. Jeff Robbins, an employee of the district since August 2002, is currently being investigated by NISD Employee Relations, NISD Police and Child Protective Services, the spokesman said via email. District officials have so far declined to release specific information about the incident in question.