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James Herzog appointed as director of Mississippi Bureau of Investigation
SUMMARY: James “Jimmy” Herzog has been appointed as the new director of the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation (MBI) and lieutenant colonel by Commissioner Sean Tindell. Herzog brings three decades of experience from roles within the Mississippi Department of Public Safety and Mississippi Highway Patrol. He has previously led the Special Operations and Major Crime Unit, managing systems like Amber and Silver Alerts, and was instrumental in creating the Endangered and Missing Child Alert System for Mississippi. Most recently, he served as Chief of Security for the Mississippi Department of Agriculture from July 2022. His tenure as director commences on February 1, lauded by Governor Tate Reeves for his distinguished career and dedication to public service.
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SUMMARY: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has established the “We The People” party in Mississippi to get on the presidential ballot with fewer signatures than required for an independent candidate. The Mississippi Secretary of State approved the paperwork, with Kennedy and Nicole Shanahan set to be nominated. The party aims to facilitate Kennedy's ballot access while avoiding high signature costs. The Kennedy-Shanahan ticket is now on the ballot in nine states and has enough signatures for 14 more. Despite this unconventional approach and limited campaign visibility, Kennedy aims to appear on every state ballot for the November 5th general election.
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SUMMARY: Former Long Beach youth pastor John Jones was arrested for two charges of sexual battery and touching a child for lustful purposes. The Harrison County Sheriff's Office apprehended him following a grand jury indictment. The investigation began in November 2022, and the offense date was reported as May 1, 2021. Jones and the victim met in the youth program at First Baptist Church in Long Beach. He left his position after the investigation started. Authorities suspect more victims and request public help. Jones was jailed with a $250,000 bond and has a court date on June 24, 2024. The investigation is ongoing.
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SUMMARY: Bond was denied for Orlando May, 18, Allen Marcus Gardner, 17, and Samir Green, 16, accused of the shooting death of Southern Miss football player MJ Daniels. They face charges including capital murder and armed carjacking. The shooting occurred at the Ivy Row apartment complex when the trio allegedly attempted to break into Daniels' vehicle. Hattiesburg police discovered Daniels dead with gunshot wounds. Daniels, 21, joined Southern Miss in 2023 after transferring from Ole Miss and was anticipated to be a key player. Funeral arrangements for Daniels are set for Saturday at George County High School.
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