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Secretary Michael Watson Warns of Increasing Uses of AI in Investment Scams
SUMMARY: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a growing technological development with human-like functions, but also a rising threat for investment fraud in Mississippi. Scammers can use AI to impersonate others and lure victims into fraudulent investment schemes. Mississippi law requires investments and investment advisors to be registered. It is important to verify investment information before sending money. Remind yourself to not respond to suspicious messages or phone calls and be cautious about endorsements of investments. The Secretary of State's Office can help verify questionable investments. It is crucial to educate yourself and raise awareness about fraud to protect yourself and others. If you have any concerns, you can reach out to the Securities Division.
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Biloxi Police Department honors fallen officers
SUMMARY: During National Police Week, South Mississippi law enforcement agencies are honoring officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. In Biloxi, a ceremony was held to remember fallen officers, with bagpipes playing and community members gathering. The event also honored officers from other agencies who sacrificed their lives in service to their communities. Family members of fallen officers expressed gratitude for the remembrance ceremonies, which help change the perception of police enforcement in communities. Chief John Miller emphasized the importance of honoring fallen officers and expressed appreciation for the respect law enforcement officers receive in the community.
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Investigation continues into 4 electrical blackouts on ship that caused Baltimore bridge collapse
SUMMARY: The container ship Dali experienced electrical blackouts before leaving Baltimore's port, which were different from the power outages that led to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, killing six workers. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incidents, with the ship losing power and crashing into the bridge. Initial findings suggest that maintenance issues and changes to the ship's electrical configuration may have played a role in the accidents. The FBI has also launched a criminal investigation. The ship is expected to be refloated and guided back to the Port of Baltimore.
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Barge hits a bridge in Galveston, Texas, damaging the structure and causing an oil spill
SUMMARY: A barge struck a bridge pillar in Galveston, Texas, causing oil to spill into surrounding waters and closing the only road to Pelican Island. The incident occurred when a tugboat lost control of the barges it was pushing, resulting in one barge hitting the bridge. No injuries were reported. The collision caused oil to spill into the bay, prompting cleanup efforts. The bridge, rated as “Poor” in a 2023 federal inventory, will remain closed until deemed safe. The incident occurred weeks after a cargo ship crashed into a bridge in Baltimore. Plans are being made to provide transportation for those stranded on Pelican Island.
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