According to the sheriff’s office, a deputy on patrol spotted a suspicious vehicle outside Central High School in Olive Branch around 1 a.m. Thursday. Inside was 48-year-old Amy Craft and a child younger than 16.
Police say 32-year-old Keona Jackson was upset about the wait at the restaurant drive-thru and argued with several employees before grabbing a gun, leaning into the window and opening fire.
With Jackson on track this year to outpace 2020′s record number of killings, Ward 3 Councilman Kenneth Stokes says he’s calling for a cease fire and incentives to help police solve these crimes.
The Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office says a former dispatcher has been arrested after she allegedly refused to return $1.2 million that was accidentally placed in her bank account.
Pastor Bill Adkins, a longtime activist in Memphis and senior pastor of Greater Imani Church, held a news conference to address the shootings, some of which have involved child victims.
Memphis rapper Big Boogie and his entourage were headed to a Spring Break concert at LP’s Ballpark in Biloxi when they allegedly fired shots on the interstate.
Authorities say a man who was attacking his girlfriend at a bowling alley was punched in the face and knocked down by a woman at a bowling alley in West Ashley.
Jackson city leaders still haven’t gotten specifics from the police chief on how his new crime plan would actually lower violent crime, and, as a result, that plan remains stalled.