Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney issued the following statement.
The Mississippi State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) has charged a man after he illegally moved a manufactured home in Clarke County, damaging a roadway, railroad tracks, and other property.
On September 21, 2026, the Clarke County Sheriff’s Department contacted the SFMO about a manufactured home being moved near Highway 513. Authorities reported that the home caused damage to the roadway and railroad tracks. SFMO Deputies responded to the scene. The Mississippi Highway Patrol; Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks; Stonewall Police Department; and the Mississippi Department of Public Safety (DPS) Commercial Transportation Enforcement Division (CTED) also responded.
SFMO investigators interviewed the driver, 46-year-old Tyree Staten. Staten admitted that he had charged the homeowners $1,000 to move the manufactured home. He did not have a license to do so. The damaged home was removed from the roadway, and Staten was able to unhook his truck. He was taken by the Stonewall Police Department to the Clarke County Jail. Staten is charged with transporting a manufactured home without a license. The Stonewall Police Department and the DPS CTED Division also issued citations to Staten. Staten later bonded out on a $400 cash bond.
The SFMO reminds individuals and businesses that anyone moving manufactured homes must follow applicable state licensing and transportation requirements to protect motorists, infrastructure, and public safety. All persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.
24 comments:
Did they take the pictures with a damn flip phone?
That looks like the same doublelong from the last incident!
Did they ever prosecute the kid in Madison that was on video intentionally setting his equipment on fire and then making an insurance claim on it? Or did he get off because his dad has a little money and "knows a judge", per the kid, in Madison County. I would love to know what happened to that one. Charles or Charlie Bennett.
I think that he got railroaded. Cash is bail, not a bond, but Mississippi will never get this right.
thats not a mobile home, its a mobile meth lab
Why does this involve the State Fire Marshal?
"how hard can it be?" he asked
Why are we even letting such oversized loads to be legally transported on our roads in the first place?
Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks responded? What weas living in that trailer?!?!
Moving another tornado magnet.
Exactly. A bond is a document.
That's a Rankin County villa.
Exactly, 4:12....Why is Chaney involved in this?
4:22/6:27 - Perhaps SFMO has jurisdiction on trailer moving permits, per the Legislature.
Hey, Hold My Beer!
Does Chaney have a challenger in the upcoming elections or what? He’s tryin to compete with Shad and Lynn tootin their own horn 🤓
They're on the radio frequency, they pick up the traffic and stomp the gas... and are enamored of the blue lights on their black trucks with invisible agency-identification on the door.
@ 9:14 - 'Perhaps', but they don't. And unless it's a current, habitable dwelling, he has no inspection privilege.
A bond can be verbal. I will set your bond at fifty thousand dollars. That's not a document and might not later be reduced to a document.
But it is still bail, but apparently it's a Southern thing calling it "bond." A bail bondsman provides a "bond" which is a written contract.
Bail and bond are related but distinct concepts in the legal system. Bail is the cash payment made by the defendant to secure their release from jail, while a bond is a promise made by a bail bond company to pay the bail amount if the defendant fails to appear in court.
FindLaw lawinfo.com
Does Chaney have a challenger in the upcoming elections or what?
If you don't know then you shouldn't be asking the question.
If Mississippi is serious abouit stopping crimes like this then they need to put Andy Gipson in charge of this area!
lol
lmao even!
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