Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey issued the following statement and mug shot:
A Hidden Hills homeowner
was surprised by an armed man when she exited her residence to retrieve
items from her vehicle. The homeowner had just unloaded some items from
her vehicle and was returning to get a second
load from her vehicle that was parked in her driveway. Once outside,
she discovered a black male, wearing dark clothing and a dark hoodie,
inside her vehicle. When she walked toward her vehicle, the suspect
exited her vehicle with what the homeowner described
as a “long barrel gun”. As the homeowner began to retreat, she state
the armed intruder approached her fidgeting with the weapon. That time
was all that was needed for the homeowner to make it back inside her
residence. Once inside she locked the doors
and immediately called 911.
Eddie Terrell ADAMS
35 year old male
582 Woodson Drive Jackson, MS
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Deputies were on-scene within minutes
and began to canvas the area looking for the suspect. A witness was
able to provide deputies with a direction of travel for the suspect.
Deputies located an individual matching the
description given as well as matching clothing. The individual was
coming from a wooded area between the apartment complex and a local
elementary school. When interviewed on scene, there were
inconsistencies and logistic issues with the story given.
The homeowner was provided a photo lineup and was able to pick the suspect deputies detained from the lineup.
18 comments:
What happened to the gun?
Good Job! Law enforcement officers rock!
More than likely he didn't legally obtain the weapon.
That culture will not change. It's gotten out of hand.
We're not welcoming you to Rankin County when we say "Be our GUEST."
Q: Who the hell in Rankin County have 50 years worth of FREE lodging, meals and healthcare in their vehicle?
A: Every one of us.
Note to Hinds County thugs, you just got lucky. Most of us carry all the time and we would love to take you back into the woods...the wish a son of a gun woods(edited). Most rankinites hunt but have never killed one of those.
Further proof that you should ALWAYS try to carry all of your groceries in one ONE TRIP.
Further proof that you should ALWAYS pull into your garage, then put the door down with the remote, then arm yourself, then step out of the vehicle, then unload it directly into your kitchen door.
If you've never seen how the door works up at Madison County Sheriff Dept, go see. When they take a drunk to the tank, they have a system like this where they pull the vehicle into a tunnel and lower the doors, then they unload the drunk. He can't run away and his peoples can't run in and hepp him and assault the cops. Think of your groceries as a drunk and your ass as a cop's.
...waiting for PittPanther to comment with either a defense of the hoodlum or an insult toward the law abiding citizens living outside the city limits.
3:15, that's what I was thinking. Found him near an elementary school, and coming out of woods where the neighborhood kids probably play, so I hope they recovered the weapon.
Great job Rankin S.O. Thank you for what you do to keep our county safe.
Another example of why moving to Madison or Rankin doesn't guarantee safety. You can't just turn a blind eye to the problems Jackson faces and expect them to get better.
This is the reason you should always carry your gun on your body!
Another example of why moving to Madison or Rankin doesn't guarantee safety. You can't just turn a blind eye to the problems Jackson faces and expect them to get better.
Spare us your pablum. No one moves and assumes their safety is guaranteed.
You are correct though that no one except the pollyannas, apologists, race hustlers and Ben Allen cult worshipers expect Jackson's problems to get better. The people who move aren't turning a blind eye, no, their eyes are wide open.
This is the reason Rankin LEO should pull over every hinds county plated vehicle cruising around close to any residential areas. Its not profiling if its the truth. Just like if you saw my white ass in south Jackson. Someone who doesn't belong, is usually up to something.
I agree. They should start profiling. Of course there will be the minoroties who will object to it, but even if it's done and done properly it can be a huge deterrent to these type crimes. It's gotten pretty bad when you have to walk around with a weapon. Use to not be this way. Drugs and a culture that promotes taking from someone who has worked for what they have to fuel the drug use has become the norm. I have said this before, I have employed many people (and fired them) because of drug addiction and most of the time it creates mental illness. These addicts that want to take what you have are not mentally stable and sending them to get treatment for mental illness due to drug addiction is a waste of time and resources. If they were any damn good they would be working instead of stealing.
If a law enforcement officer does not profile they are not worth much as a law enforcement officer.
Law enforcement is much like hunting snakes. Some are poison, some are not. Rattlesnakes are poison. You treat a snake that is poison differently than a snake that is not poison. If you treat all snakes like they are all not poison you will not last long in the snake hunting business.
FYI, this person WAS FALSELY ACCUSED AND PROVEN INNOCENT!! When being black and living in Rankin County goes wrong. 🙄
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