Jackson Jambalaya

Are many of these low cost motels that dot the metro area considered public health hazards? I can't imagine many true travelers stay in many of these as they appear to be nothing but a haven for drugs, prostitution, and lord knows what else.

There should be a purge of at least half the ones in Jackson. Hotel O was just the start.

That’s next to Walmart

Most hotels in Jackson are dumps

If you look at Mississippi sex offender’s registry online there are several with that motel address

"The Corner’s office took custody..." CORONER'S

Motel 6 is a national brand and that particular one is located on the interstate. Unsuspecting and tired travelers probably wouldn't know to question the location.

RIP little on.

I don’t think we are prepared for just how much of this is going to happen in the future. And I don’t know the exact circumstances here, but the current parents and future parents of kids in America are increasingly brain dead lazy idiots that are feeding their kids ramen noodles and kool aid and leaving them in hot cars and giving them an iPad to keep them quiet while their brain rots. Yes we are DOOMED. The America is doomed. These days, either you have the money and maturity to raise a kid or you don’t. CPS could never handle all of the awful parenting in this country. Our society is addicted to sex and quick cheap pleasures and we are reaping what we sow.

@1:33pm agreed. No one with a brain or a decent amount of money would stay at a motel in the south. Disgusting and cheaply built from the start. Why was city planning an after thought in the 70s & 80s? Why in the hell are there so many ugly motels in North Jackson?

You don't know what the hell happened hear but thanks for making your political point.

Most of the motels off the interstate should be considered public nuisances. Especially down by the Fairgrounds. The Red Roof Inn in particular; it is an extremely sketchy area after 5 or 6pm. A real bad sign if there's a parked patrol vehicle there.

You’re right I don’t know what the hell happened “hear” but my point was not political.