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Law enforcement investigating double homicide in Pontotoc County
SUMMARY: An investigation is ongoing into a double homicide in Ponito County. The sheriff is close to finding answers, and the bodies of the victims have been sent to the state crime lab for autopsies. The coroner is working to contact the family members of the victims. A neighbor of the victims described them as good people. The incident occurred on Bradley Road near the PTO County Line. The news station has been unable to confirm the identities of the victims. Authorities are still gathering more information about the case and will provide updates as they become available. Wayne Herford reported live from the scene.
Law enforcement in Pontotoc County are investigating a double homicide.
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BREAKING: Former award-winning Petal elementary teacher in custody for sex crimes against students
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According to officials, Tyler Shows turned himself in to the Petal Police Department Thursday afternoon, with his attorney by his side.
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Suspect in officer-involved shooting in Clay County makes initial court appearance
SUMMARY: The suspect in an officer-involved shooting in Clay County, Darius Swoop, made his initial court appearance and is facing charges of felony fleeing, exhibiting a gun at multiple individuals, and assaulting a police officer. Deputies attempted to pull him over, leading to a chase that culminated in Swoop allegedly brandishing a gun, resulting in him being shot by a deputy. Swoop was treated and released from the hospital, with the Mississippi Department of Corrections placing a hold on him for potentially violating parole. Sheriff Eddie Scott expressed concern over Swoop being out on parole during the incident.
The suspect in the officer-involved shooting in Clay County made his initial appearance in court.
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Interview: Women United Membership Drive & Art Auction set for May 16
SUMMARY: Women United Northeast Mississippi is hosting an event featuring appetizers, drinks, a silent auction, networking, and philanthropy. Ethan Benil from United Way of Northeast Mississippi discusses the group's focus on philanthropic events and community service. The Women United group, open to those who give $500 or more, aims to involve women in leadership roles in philanthropy. The upcoming art auction event will feature over 50 pieces by local Mississippi artists, with purchases over $500 including membership in Women United. The event will take place on May 16th at the Gum Tree Museum of Art, offering networking opportunities and the chance to support community projects.
Women United is hosting a membership drive and art auction on May 16.
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