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Veteran officer becomes first woman to lead NEMCC police
SUMMARY: Northeast Mississippi Community College has appointed Melissa Pearson as the interim chief of the campus police department, making her the first woman to hold this position. Pearson, who was previously the assistant chief, took over after the sudden passing of former Chief Anthony Anderson. Under Anderson's mentorship, Pearson learned the importance of serving the campus community and helping students succeed. Pearson is now the fifth person to lead the Northeast Mississippi Community College Police Department, and she aims to continue Anderson's legacy of protecting and serving the campus while focusing on student success.
New leadership at Northeast Mississippi Community College marks the first time a woman is in charge of the campus police department.
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Smith County flooding rescues
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Smith County EMA Deputy Director Hayley Dickey says four people were rescued from the Louin community after 2 houses flooded. One of the homes had 8 inches of water in it. A 73-year-old man was among the rescued. No one was injured.
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Judge dismisses sexual harassment lawsuit against Clay County sheriff
SUMMARY: A federal judge dismissed a sexual harassment lawsuit against Clay County Sheriff Eddie Scott, filed by former employee Caitlyn Wilson. The judge cited that the case was settled or in the process of being settled. Wilson accused the sheriff of misconduct in her 2022 lawsuit seeking damages, which was highlighted in a New York Times story. Sheriff Scott has denied any wrongdoing. Both sides are expected to provide further information about the case next week.
A federal judge dismissed a sexual harassment lawsuit that a former employee filed against Clay County's sheriff.
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Interview: Public’s help is critical to Crime Stoppers across the nation
SUMMARY: Sheriff Eddie Scott, president of the Golden Triangle Crim Stoppers Association, discusses the importance of community cooperation in fighting crime in the wake of a mass shooting in Clay County. He emphasizes the role of Crim Stoppers in providing anonymous tip reporting to assist law enforcement in solving crimes. Scott highlights the challenges of getting cooperation from witnesses and urges the community to take an active role in helping law enforcement make their neighborhoods safer. As National Police Week comes to a close, Scott stresses the need for bridging the gap between law enforcement and the community to prevent future tragedies.
Law enforcement cannot solve crime without the public's help, and the most trusted anonymous tip reporting is through Crime Stoppers.
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