Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey issued the following statement.
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at approximately 11:00 a.m. Rankin County deputies were dispatched to the Oak Grove subdivision in Brandon for a call that two individuals had broken into her house. The caller, who was not home at time, stated that the two suspects were attempting to assault her son. When deputies arrived the two suspects fled the residence. The first suspect, a 17 year old male was quickly apprehended and told deputies that they were attempting to make it to a friend’s house nearby. Deputies then responded to that location where they were able to locate the second suspect, 18 year old DEVIN S LOMAX of Brandon, Mississippi. The 17 year old male was taken to the Rankin County Juvenile Detention Center. LOMAX was taken in to custody and transported to the Rankin County Jail on charges of home invasion.
District Attorney Bubba Bramlett will bring LOMAX before Rankin County Court Judge Kent McDaniel for an initial appearance.
18 comments:
Cleaning up Rankin Co., one punk at a time. It's too bad that the homeowner didn't cap these yutes with lead, or at least rock salt via shotgun shell.
Nice hair doo
Mmmm.....Covid hair.....
Hairdo by Ready Kilowatt.
Looks like fortune 500 CEO material.
Looks like Side-show Bob from the Simpsons
Further proof all of these tract homes that popped up in the 90's and early 2000's are where the trash live. Oak Grove, Sunchase, Barnett Bend(1-50/11), Live Oaks. Don't worry though, he will serve his time and I bet will not be a repeat offender.
Even though were are quickly becoming a nation of obese mystery meat mulattos, at least we aren't all speaking german! Right guys?
@11:55
They weren't that bad until the Section 8 rentals started. HUD will create diversity where it doesn't exist naturally. When they foreclose on a Fannie Mae home they will auction it for pennies on the dollar to a Rental Management company ( sometimes owned by a powerful legislator) who will then move in Jackson democrats to collect HUD rents, which will then lead to freefall property values and more Section 8 rentals. All social programs paid for by the taxpayer.
Meanwhile, people of means will sell fast to avoid losing equity and then flee to newly developed housing and fuel more lending and spending.
I am 12:38 and i want to clarify my statement regarding "naturally occuring diversity".
It is a far different thing for a 2 parent family of color to buy a home in a housing development than it is for HUD to move in a single mother on benefits and baby daddy proceeds to convert the HUD rental into a trap house.
@12:38 you know Section 8 is equally available to white people, right? And if these alleged foreclosures are so cheap, why don’t you and your neighbors put your pennies together, buy them and lease them to families you’re not prejudiced against? Make some side money and protect your property values.
@1:46
HUD only sells to owner/occupants unless you are a HUD approved rental management company. Those circumstances preclude most except for a long time legislator whose name rhymes with Jennie Thompson.
@1:59 not true. https://www.fhaforeclosure.com/how-to-buy-fha-va-hud-foreclosures.html
@2:46
I checked out your totally unsourced not even a ".gov" website and found nothing on it that refutes what 1:59 said. And even if it did, only hud.gov is a reliable source for HUD rules. Any Russian can make an official looking ".com" website. Do you even know how to internet? See this is why the government truly believes you dummies are too stupid to think critically and you must be protected from your own lack of cognitive ability.
@12:09, looks like you frequent the same internet’s I do, hail Voat!
If you’re delusional enough to think that HUD REO properties are only available for owner/occupants, you haven’t seen many HUD REO properties. There are several tiers, Insured, Insured with Repair Escrow, Uninsured, etc. Sometimes there’s a 30 day wait for investors to be able to submit bids. As far as the tract home mentality, most of those areas are maintaining high enough property values to keep out the people that don’t take care of things, for now. Even Bellegrove has seen some significant gains in values. If the local law enforcement and judicial systems take care of their business, people looking for a better life will continue to find a way to move into these areas, despite the fact that the homes are smaller and cost more than homes in other areas. Which in turn helps with values and better neighbors. There’s always gonna be some idiot kids living nearby. I doubt this was a random beat down. I bet a weed eater can sit in a yard in any of these areas a whole lot longer than it can in 39211, 39206, 39216, or 39202.
Drug dealers want to get paid.
One of the neighbors said they saw a coroner and a haz mat guy at 211 Oak Brook Drive. Was there a meth lab on the back patio? It was covered in black plastic. Was there a deceased person on the premises? I don't think we are getting the full story.
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