Mississippi News
Greene County deputy injured after being hit by suspect’s car
SUMMARY: A Greene County deputy was injured after being struck by a suspect's vehicle during a chase on February 1, 2024. The deputy suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was struck by the suspect's vehicle. The suspect then exited the vehicle with a weapon, and deputies fired shots. The suspect surrendered to authorities, and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is now investigating the officer-involved shooting. The findings will be shared with the local district attorney and/or the Attorney General's Office.
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One killed in two-vehicle crash in Jones County
SUMMARY: One person was killed in a two-vehicle crash in Jones County, Mississippi on Highway 29 near Little Sawmill Road. The crash involved a sedan and a pickup, with one person being ejected. One victim was deceased at the scene, while two others sustained minor and moderate injuries and were taken to a local hospital. The cause of the crash is under investigation by the Mississippi Highway Patrol.
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Brookhaven man arrested for alleged rape in Adams County
SUMMARY: A Brookhaven man, James Gove, was arrested in Adams County for an alleged rape. The investigation began on April 24 after a resident reported the incident. An arrest warrant was obtained on May 7, and Gove turned himself in on May 9. He has been charged with rape-assault with intent to ravish. The Adams County Sheriff's Office handled the case, with Sheriff Travis Patten leading the investigation. Gove's arrest follows reports of a porch pirate stealing Amazon packages in the area.
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Dozens of crews help clean up Columbus after storm
SUMMARY: A strong storm system caused significant damage in Columbus, Mississippi, with high winds bringing down power lines and trees, including on the MUW campus. Emergency crews received numerous calls for help, with some people trapped in their homes. Firefighters responded to multiple house fires, with one resulting in major loss. The storm has been classified as a straight-line wind event, not a tornado. Crews are working to clean up debris and restore power, and officials are urging people to avoid affected areas for safety reasons. The tornado sirens were not activated because there was no tornado warning in the area.
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