SUMMARY: Back in March, Shiron Robinson underwent a veneer procedure at Forever Veneers, an unlicensed Houston clinic, which cost him $8,700. Misled by their Instagram page boasting 54,000 followers and seemingly satisfied clients, Robinson flew from Rhode Island for the procedure. Post-treatment, he experienced severe issues including trouble chewing, open pockets in his gums, and a veneer coming off. It was revealed that Jaden Moror, who performed the procedure, lacked a dentistry license and now faces felony charges. Robinson continues to face significant dental problems and financial strain, seeking further dental care while cautioning others against misleading social media advertisements.

A Houston man is accused of practicing dentistry without a license after a Rhode Island man responded to an Instagram advertisement and was left with a disaster in his mouth.

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SUMMARY: Gunshots were heard in the parking lot of the 812 Outdoor Market in southeast Austin. The Travis County Sheriff's Office reports that three people were shot: two with non-life-threatening injuries and one in critical condition. Witness Carlos Kazone, who was 200 yards away, heard three shots and saw a man fall. The incident occurred around 9:00 PM during a concert. Several people involved knew each other and were fixing vehicles before the altercation. Although the area is known for frequent incidents, it typically has a strong police presence. Several people were detained following the shooting, which is considered isolated.

The Travis County Sheriff's Office says two people have been detained after a shooting at a flea market.

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SUMMARY: Percy Payne started his new job at Central Texas Gunworks in South Austin on Monday. Last week, Payne, a security guard, was attacked by two teens while working in East Austin. After attempting to detain them, Payne's supervisor reprimanded him, leading to his resignation. Following the incident, Michael Cargill, the owner of Central Texas Gunworks, offered Payne a job on the spot. Payne now focuses on gun sales and customer service, and will also get certified as a level three security officer. The incident is under investigation by both his former employer, Prieb Security, and the Austin Police.

An Austin security guard who quit his job during a FOX 7 interview, started a new one on Monday, July 1, exactly one week after two trespassers attacked him at work.

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