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Pearl police officer charged with forcing arrestee to lick urine off floor
SUMMARY: A Pearl, Mississippi, police officer named Michael Christian Green is facing federal charges for making an arrestee lick his own urine from a holding cell floor. The incident, which was videotaped by Green, occurred after the man was denied access to a restroom following a disturbance at Sam's Club on December 23. Green, who had been with the force, was fired after the event. The City of Pearl opened an internal investigation, handed over evidence to the FBI, and has hired a former federal prosecutor to review police policies and training. The act disgusted city officials and brought shame upon the police department.
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SUMMARY: The planned Mississippi Gulf Coast Buc-ee's opening has been postponed to summer 2025, deviating from the initial spring 2025 and earlier projections of November 2024. A Buc-ee's spokesperson confirmed the revised timeline but declined to discuss ongoing construction details. Road improvements, including a $15 million reconstruction of Menge Avenue's intersection and I-10 expansion, are being undertaken to manage expected traffic. When completed, this Buc-ee's will be among the largest, featuring 120 fuel stations, 24 electric vehicle charging spots, and a car wash, as part of the company's expansion across eight states.
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SUMMARY: The Southern Miss baseball team surged back into the Baseball America rankings at No. 25 after sweeps against Coastal Carolina and Arkansas State, culminating in a total of 38 runs. Standouts included shortstop Ozzie Pratt and DH Slade Wilks, contributing significantly to the offense. Now, second in the Sun Belt, they aim for a high NCAA Tournament seed, facing Ole Miss and Texas State next. Mississippi State ranks No. 15/16 despite losing a series to Arkansas but could secure a regional host spot. Ole Miss gained momentum after defeating No. 3 Texas A&M, eyeing an NCAA Tournament return with critical upcoming games.
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SUMMARY: A severe storm in Mississippi resulted in the death of Susan Collipp, 57, who was tragically killed by a falling tree outside her Pearl home. The storm caused injuries to two other individuals in Rankin County and damaged homes in Hinds, Lowndes, and Rankin counties. Over 64,000 homes and businesses lost power, affecting the O.B. Curtis Water Treatment Plant in Jackson. Further severe weather ensued, with thunderstorm and tornado warnings, but minimal damage and the potential for flash flooding through Tuesday were reported. Updates on the latest forecasts are advised.
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