Mississippi News
Jackson leaders speak out after FBI raids DA’s business, office
SUMMARY: The FBI conducted raids on several locations in Jackson, Mississippi, including the Downtown Cigar Company owned by Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens, on May 22. The nature of the investigation remains undisclosed. Jackson City Councilman Kenneth Stokes emphasized the importance of addressing corruption and maintaining checks and balances. Despite suspicions and previous allegations, community leaders like Supervisor Robert Graham expressed support for Owens, affirming his capability to defend himself and the county. Contrary to reports, Jackson City Hall confirmed no FBI raid occurred there. The FBI assured that public safety was not at risk during the operations.
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SUMMARY: In Loranger, Louisiana, 6-year-old Jalie Brunett was kidnapped, and her mother Callie and sister Erin, 3, were murdered. Callie was found dead in her locked mobile home by her father. The children were abducted before 8 a.m. and suspect Daniel Callihan was arrested in Jackson, Mississippi. Erin was found dead in a wooded area, while Jalie was found alive and hospitalized. Evidence possibly linked to human trafficking was discovered. Another suspect, Victoria Cox, was also arrested. The FBI is seeking public assistance through a digital tip line for more information on the case. Call 1-800-225-5324 or visit the FBI's website.
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SUMMARY: Class Four cadets at the Monroe County Sheriff's Office part-time academy faced a grueling eighteen-week course that included topics on street drugs, gangs, and driving, and rigorous PT tests. They experienced OC (pepper spray) firsthand, described as extremely painful yet a crucial team-building exercise. The final month involved written tests and graduation. Instructors and Sheriff Kevin Crook were credited for pushing cadets to their limits, fostering endurance, and instilling a sense of duty. Graduates expressed readiness to apply their training in their respective roles, emphasizing community service and continuous professional development. The next academy starts in January.
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SUMMARY: COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Columbus celebrated its 3rd annual Juneteenth Parade downtown, with community members participating by bringing their vehicles. The parade extended from the River Walk Soccer Complex to the Columbus Police Department. Coordinator Leroy Brooks expressed pride in the turnout, noting the community's engagement and the importance of the holiday. Brooks highlighted the significance of people understanding Juneteenth's relevance. The parade also marked the start of the 27th annual Juneteenth Festival. For more information, follow WCBI on Facebook and X for 24/7 news and updates.
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