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Mistrial declared in Brookhaven FedEx shooting trial
SUMMARY: A mistrial has been declared in the trial of two white men who are accused of chasing and shooting at a black FedEx driver in Brookhaven, Mississippi. Brandon Case and his father, Gregory Charles Case, were indicted on charges of attempted murder, conspiracy, and shooting into the vehicle of D'Monterrio Gibson. The judge declared a mistrial after it was discovered that a tape from a police detective should have been turned over in pre-trial discovery. The defendants claimed that they followed Gibson to obtain a tag number after reporting a trespasser on their property. Gibson's attorney compared the incident to the killing of Ahmaud Arbery. Gibson is still employed by FedEx but is on workers' compensation leave. A federal lawsuit filed by Gibson seeking $5 million from FedEx was dismissed, and his attorney plans to file a new civil suit in state court.
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SUMMARY: The City of Jackson, Mississippi introduced a new paid parking program in early May 2024, featuring parking kiosks by SP Plus. Despite the new system, many residents are still adjusting. Mayor Chokwe A. Lumumba believes the modernized payment method will boost city revenue for further improvements. Parking will now cost $1 per hour, with a two-hour maximum span to ensure availability. Operating weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., this initiative aims to enhance city responsiveness and business orientation. Long-term parking in garages or off-street facilities is encouraged, and drivers can use text-to-pay for convenience.
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SUMMARY: The Salvation Army in Columbus, Miss., is conducting a summer food drive to assist families in need from May 20 to May 30. They're accepting canned goods and other non-perishables to help restock their pantry. Donations can be made at various locations. Due to increased food needs during the warmer months, this drive aims to support families, especially those with children. Social worker Melissa Baynard emphasized the growing necessity for such assistance. Updates on future food drives can be found on the Salvation Army's Facebook page. Follow WCBI on Facebook and X for ongoing news and updates.
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SUMMARY: In Starkville, Mississippi, an alert employee from Industrial Recyclers of Mississippi on Clark Road assisted the police in apprehending a burglary suspect. The employee noticed a suspect, identified as Dakota Holcomb, leaving the area after allegedly burglarizing the business and promptly informed the authorities. Police responded and, with continued information from the employee, were able to locate and arrest Holcomb. He has been charged with commercial burglary, auto burglary, and two counts of possession of a controlled substance. Starkville police emphasized that the employee's vigilance was crucial in identifying and arresting the suspect.
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