East Texas Marine veteran evicted during coronavirus outbreak due to inability to work

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Alex Brown, A East Texas Marine veteran said his inability to work due to COVID-19 precautions led to his eviction Friday.

Veteran Alex Brown said he informed the motel manager about his situation, but he said he was still told to leave.

Now, Brown said, he’s homeless.

“People shouldn’t be put out because they can’t go to work. Because they’re being told not to go to work. It’s different if you don’t go to work and you want to be lazy but when you’re told not to go and you have no way to pay your bills then something should be done about it.”

On Friday,  the Texas Supreme Court issued an emergency suspension of residential eviction because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some residents at the Sands Motel say they’re contacting the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in Texarkana to see if they can get help.

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