Mississippi News
Formerly disqualified Democratic gubernatorial candidate wins lawsuit against party, back on ballot
Formerly disqualified gubernatorial candidate Bob Hickingbottom is back on the ballot after winning a lawsuit against the Mississippi Democratic Party.
Hickingbottom, who is challenging party frontrunner Brandon Presley in the primaries, was removed from the ballot by party officials in February over a failure to submit a statement of economic interest (SOEI) to the Mississippi Ethics Commission.
After being disqualified, Hickingbottom, represented by attorney John R. Reeves, took his case to the Hinds County Circuit Court to be heard by Judge Forrest Johnson.
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By: Caleb Salers
Title: Formerly disqualified Democratic gubernatorial candidate wins lawsuit against party, back on ballot
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Published Date: Fri, 26 May 2023 19:38:49 +0000
Mississippi News
Shots fired into Vicksburg homes
SUMMARY: A shooting in a Vicksburg neighborhood resulted in multiple houses being hit with stray bullets, but no injuries were reported. Residents called the police after hearing gunshots in the area. Vicksburg Police Chief Penny Jones emphasized the importance of video surveillance in communities and urged residents to regularly check their camera systems. Jones stated that the police have identified a person of interest in the case and are investigating. The incident, described as a random act, has left the neighborhood shaken, especially for Jones who grew up in the area. Residents are encouraged to stay vigilant and ensure their safety measures are working properly.
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Mississippi News
Beth Ann White’s attorney asks court to disregard verdict
SUMMARY: Beth Ann White's attorney has requested the court to ignore the jury's verdict in the case involving a Hinds County crash that killed a mother and her six-month-old son. White was found guilty of causing the crash and was convicted on several DUI charges. The attorney argues that the verdict is not supported by evidence and is biased against his client. White faces up to 25 years in prison for each count. The sentencing has been set for May 15.
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Mississippi News
Oxford woman arrested for allegedly pulling gun on someone
SUMMARY: 29-year-old Kadejah Martin of Oxford, Mississippi was charged with domestic violence aggravated assault, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct after allegedly threatening someone with a gun on May 3. Police were called to the scene on West Jackson Avenue, where the victim had escaped and sought refuge in a nearby business. Martin was found with a gun in her vehicle, but no injuries were reported. She was given a $100,000 bond. Follow WCBI on Facebook for more updates.
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