Court documents said the suspect targeted places like Walmart and Target, then sold the stolen items online. The scheme may have been going on for nearly 10 years.
Just two years removed from winning a state championship in Class 6A, the Clinton Arrows are, obviously, looking to do something like that again in 2019.
According to Madison and Rankin Counties’ District Attorney John K. Bramlett, Jr., Ball was sentenced to twenty-five years without the chance of early release or parole.
The $2.4 million project is paid for through the 1% Sales Tax Commission and funding made available to the Mississippi Department of Transportation by the Federal Highway Administration.
This three-part investigative series by WLOX focuses on maintenance workers at Keesler Air Force Base who say they have become seriously ill after exposure to hazardous materials due to poor safety practices.
However, the county supervisors who appropriate funds to the sheriff's office tell the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal they won't reprimand the sheriff, with one supervisor blaming a fellow supervisor who released text messages under a public records request.
