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Fire official shares what needs to be done if stuck in sinking vehicle
SUMMARY: A major bridge in Baltimore collapsed after being hit by a large ship, resulting in six construction crew workers being missing and presumed dead. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident, sparking questions about the challenges faced by first responders in finding the victims. The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge has disrupted the daily commute of over 30,000 people. First responders are dealing with various obstacles, such as underwater debris and currents, while trying to locate survivors. Clearing the debris and reopening the Port of Baltimore will be a major project. The situation is still developing, and updates will be provided by WTV 89 news.
After the shocking bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland, many are asking how they would handle the situation. A fire official shared what to do.
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Road construction underway on I-20, bridge in Brandon
SUMMARY: MDOT is in the midst of a massive milling and repaving project on I-20, with the work largely being done overnight to minimize impact on drivers. The project involves grinding away the brittle road surface, filling troubled spots, and placing a top layer of asphalt. Although this is a temporary fix, a more permanent solution will be needed in the future. The current phase of the project is expected to be completed by the end of the summer. The project includes a $14 million job on I-20 and repairs to the Brandon Bridge. Drivers have mixed feelings about the road conditions but appreciate the efforts to improve them.
It's road construction season in the metro
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Arrest made in Kosciusko pharmacy break-in
SUMMARY: Joshua Conrad was arrested by US Marshals for breaking into Pickle's drugstore in March. He was charged with burglary, assaulting a law enforcement officer, and fleeing the scene. Conrad got into a fight with officers, hit one with his car, and drove off. The officer is on medical leave. Conrad is being held on an $860,000 bond. Police are investigating if Conrad is connected to other pharmacy break-ins in North Mississippi. Authorities are working to gather more information on the case.
Police made an arrest in connection with a pharmacy break-in in Kosciusko.
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Former West Point officer and wife charged with child's death
SUMMARY: A former West Point Police Officer and his fiance are facing murder charges for the death of their 4-month-old child in Clay County. The child was taken to the hospital with suspicious injuries and ultimately died from Shaken Baby Syndrome. Police Chief Avery Cook expressed his sadness over having to arrest a former officer, but emphasized the importance of investigating crimes. The community is outraged by the tragic incident, and residents are emotional over the news. WTVD 9 News reporter Chris NS spoke with the police chief and community members to gather reactions, which will be featured in the evening news broadcast.
Authorities arrested a former West Point police officer and his wife for the death of their 4-month-old child.
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