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Chief Wade swears in new JPD assistant police chiefs
SUMMARY: The Jackson Police Department (JPD) has made several announcements aimed at improving safety in the city. Chief Joseph Wade has sworn in a third group of returning officers, bringing the total to 245 officers. Wendall Watts, who recently resigned as Chief of Police in Gluckstadt, has been named Chief of Operations in Jackson. Vincent Grizzell has been named Assistant Chief of Administration. Chief Wade has stated that it's time to step up their game and address crime in the city. Other accomplishments include the purchase of 28 new patrol vehicles and a base salary of $48,000 a year for officers. Additionally, JPD has moved back to 8-hour shifts, reducing the stress on officers.
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Chief Wade on accidental shooting
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A 12-year-old boy playing with a gun shot himself Sunday afternoon, JPD Chief Joseph Wade says.
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Suspect wanted in McComb after crashing into school bus
SUMMARY: The police are searching for a suspect who crashed into a parked school bus after a high-speed chase. The incident occurred off Highway 98 in the Pike County Health Department parking lot. Police Chief Jwan Cloy stated that Mome units assisted the Mississippi Highway Patrol in the chase. The suspect wrecked the vehicle and fled on foot, and authorities believe the suspect may still be in the vicinity. If you have any information about the suspect, please contact the Mome Police Department.
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News 11 at 10PM_Weather 5/19/24
SUMMARY: The upcoming weather forecast indicates that temperatures will be typical for early June, often described as “junik.” Expect hot weather with highs around 90°F, similar to average highs for early and mid-June. The MBPA live radar shows no immediate rain, with high pressure ensuring clear skies. Severe storms will be west and south of the region, making for a quiet weather pattern locally. The countdown to summer is 32 days, and temperatures should gradually rise. Night temperatures will be in the low 60s, with potential slight heat and humidity effects. Light rain may appear by week's end, but no significant weather disruptions are expected.
Above average temps will dominate the week
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