Re-read this old posts from last year about Irb Benjamin.
Post #1.
Post #2.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Today's homework assignment.
Rights violated? We report, you decide.
Open carry zealot in Houston walks around wearing a kilt and an AR-15 slung on his hip. He refuses to give his name or ID when asked by a cop and of course is carrying a video camera. Just watch the video.
Friday, February 27, 2015
Tim Ford passed.
Just got word that former Speaker of the House Tim Ford passed away today. Governor Phil Bryant issued this statement:
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Mason qualifies for Sheriff
Victor Mason issued the following press release:
R.I.P. Mr. Spock
Leonard Nimoy just died. Here are some clips. He will be missed.
It's going to be Hurst-Hood
Can Hurst put the Hurt on Hood? We will find out in November. Assistant U.S. Attorney Mike Hurst is running against Attorney General Jim Hood. Mr. Hurst issued the following press release:
Harrison payments to Health Assurance match dates cited in Martin indictment. Coincidence?
A company that was a prime beneficiary of MDOC's no-bid contract policy under Chris Epps also landed a lucrative contract with Harrison County for providing medical services to its inmates. MDOC paid Health Assurance, LLC more than $49 million for medical services to MDOC prisons from 2003 to 2014 while Harrison paid more than $14 million. Incredibly, the dates of the payments coincide with dates cited by prosecutors for when now-deceased Harrison County Supervisor William Martin accepted bribes in his indictment.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Harrison Supervisor indicted, commits suicide.
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Original post: Harrison County Supervisor William Martin was supposed to be arraigned at 11:00 this morning in U.S. District Court in Gulfport. Law enforcement sources told JJ his indictment is related to the Chris Epps scandal. However, he failed to appear in court and is now the subject of a search.
Update: The Sun-Herald just reported:
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House votes to eliminate income tax
Speaker of the House Philip Gunn issued the following press release:
Billy Hewes endorses Tate
The Tate Reeves for Lieutenant Governor campaign issued the following press release:
Rankin SO seizes 80 lbs of weed.
Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Baily made an appearance for Bust Week on JJ as he issued the following press release:
Stay tuned.
Another shoe will drop in the Chris Epps scandal today. Don't print it. Its strictly off the record.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Stan the Man qualifies for D.A.
Stanley Alexander issued the following press release:
Epps and McCrory plead guilty (Updated w/ sketches)
Former MDOC Chris Epps pleaded guilty to bribery and tax evasion in federal court this morning. Former Rankin County School Board member and Representative Cecil McCrory pleaded guilty to money laundering and conspiracy this afternoon. Both defendants faced Judge Henry Wingate.
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One Measles victim speaks out.
WLBT broadcast this story about a Measles victim and what he suffers even 50 years later:
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Colonial CC re-zoning hearing tomorrow
Update: postponed til March.
1:30. Downtown at City Hall. Be there.
Drug bust
HCSO makes drug bust on Claude in West Jackson. Houston Hastings arrested. HCSO worked off of a tip. Street value of $50,000.
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The Atlantic asks "What is Isis?"
Frozen in today and want something to read? The Atlantic published a very thorough and thought-provoking piece on the threat posed by the Islamic State as well as its origins. Laughing at the Islamic State brings much peril but ignoring IS is something Americans are prone to do. One of the dangers of being surrounded by two oceans. Out of sight and out of mind. Pour a nice drink and read. This is a good one.
Update on bridges in Jackson
The city of Jackson issued the following press release on bridges and roads:
Monday, February 23, 2015
Cannady running for Madison Tax Assessor
The Norman Cannady, Jr. Campaign issued the following press release:
Rankin Sheriff busts suspected auto burglary ring
Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey issued the following press release:
Gibbert to seek re-election
Secretary of State Egbert Hosemann issued the following press release:
Wow!
Lady Gaga knocked The Sound of Music out of the park at the Oscars last night:
Hate it when this happens
Warning: Language. Knocked out colder than a punch by Foreman.
Jackson crime stats
Here are the latest crime stats for Jackson for the week ending February 15, 2015:
Sunday, February 22, 2015
And another one is leaving
First Ace Hardware, now the Pine Cone. Pine Cone is moving to Deville Plaza next to Deville Camera. Click Here to Read More..
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Farewell NMC.
Damn, this hurts. Tom Freeland, the blogger known as NMissCommentor, died. The cause of death is said to be post-surgery complications. Despite our online ribbing of each other, he was a friend of this website and helped quite a bit over the years. He will be missed very much.
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Need a football fix?
Here is one of the best football games ever. Miami Dolphins v. San Diego Chargers. NFL Playoffs. 2 OT's. 24-0 lead blown. Dolphins go up by two scores and lose. Kellen Winslow blocking field goals and being carried off the field each time. Hook and Ladder. Even Joe Piscopo at halftime. Bryant Gumbel before he was a snob. Enjoy.
Friday, February 20, 2015
JPD grabs Hinds Catch & Release star at St. D.
JPD arrested yet another star graduate of the Hinds County Catch & Release Program. Undra Harper was charged with attempting to steal a car from the parking lot of the ER at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson. His criminal history shows a pattern of indictments, low bonds, and no prosecutions. JPD issued this press release:
Gerald Barber will not seek re-election.
Madison County Tax Assessor Gerald Barber just issued the following press release:
Hood is in.
The Mississippi Democratic Party issued the following press release:
Harkins announces re-election bid.
State Senator Josh Harkins (R-Xanadu) announced his re-election bid in this press release:
WSJ: Moynihan's concerns about the breakdown of the black family are still right.
The Wall Street Journal's Jason Riley argues that Moynihan was right in his predictions about the breakdown in the black family and its effect on society. Talk to cops, judges, and anyone else who works in the criminal justice system and they will say that absentee fathers are a leading factor in youths who engage in a life of crime. One observation was rather penetrating:
In 2012 the poverty rate for all blacks was more than 28%, but for married black couples it was 8.4% and has been in the single digits for two decades.Mr. Riley writes:
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Thursday, February 19, 2015
Commission recommends suspension for Weisenberger
The Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance issued this press release:
Supremes slam Judge Green.
The Mississippi Supreme Court slapped down Hinds County Circuit Judge Tomie Green and ruled unanimously that Sheriff Tyrone Lewis has the authority to hire and fire his bailiffs. Judge Green ruled in 2012 that Sheriff Lewis could not demote, discipline, or fire a bailiff without her consent. The Sheriff responded and appealed to the Mississippi Supreme Court.
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Gov appoints four to IHL Board
Governor Phil Bryant issued the following press release:
Slater announces candidacy for Governor
Local attorney Vicky Slater announced her candidacy for Governor:
Was accused killer free due to a case of mistaken parole?
Accused killer Marcus Mallett was released from prison on November 21, 2014 due to a grant of parole. He was convicted in Madison County on August 3, 2011 of several felonies and sentenced to serve 12 years in prison. He was later indicted in Hinds County for escape and several charges of auto burglary. Clinton PD issued a "detainer" on Mallett. Clinton PD withdrew the detainer on November 13, 2014 as he had served his short sentence. However, records show the Parole Board was not aware of the withdrawal nor that it was related to the expired sentence and released Mallett- thinking he was going to stay in the criminal justice system. JPD charged him with allegedly killing 21 year-old Shanitra Ramsey on February 5. JPD also charged him for shooting Ramsey's friend several times as he fled the scene. .
JPD needs help finding gunman
JPD issued the following press release for the robbery at the Exxon by I-55 on Northside Drive:
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Suspect in Keifer's attack finally goes to trial
Update: The post did not include the victim's injuries. The victim suffered a tripoid fracture to her cheekbone and still suffers nerve damage on one side of her face and pain in her jaw.
Demarcus Jefferson will go to trial on March 2, 2015 for a savage attack on a young woman in the parking lot of Keifer's Restaurant on Poplar on March 27, 2012. Jefferson and his partner Demonta McCray stuck a gun in the young woman's face, robbed her, and then brutally beat her in the face. Mr. McCray is currently serving a twenty-year sentence in MDOC for his part in the armed robbery. MDOC records state he entered the system on December 28, 2012.
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
The Silly Season continues
Russ Latino is now on deck. This email went out this afternoon:
Auditor recovers nearly $200,000 for Itawamba County.
The press releases are a'flying today. State Auditor Stacey Pickering issued the following press release:
Sex offender gets 50 years for DUI death of child.
Madison-Rankin District Attorney Michael Guest issued the following press release:
Fitch announces re-election bid
Treasurer Lynn Fitch issued the following press release:
Change is a'comin' to Gluckstadt
Update: Decision was postponed to March 2.
The corner of Gluckstadt and Bozeman roads may drastically change if two zoning applications are approved by the Madison County Board of Supervisors. The applications and a map are posted below. The Minnie Bozeman Family Limited Partnership filed a petition to rezone 40 acres from SU-1 (Special Use District) to C-2 Highway Commercial District. Page 61 of Exhibit D contains the details of the Partnership's intent.
Supremes to Mississippi Power: Give the people back their money
Ratepayers got a break last week when the Mississippi Supreme Court rolled back Mississippi Power's 2013 and 2014 rate increases. The Clarion-Ledger reported:
Monday, February 16, 2015
Cole slams Alday & Nosef
Mississippi Democrat Grand Poobah Rickey Cole issued the following statements:
Reeves announces re-election bid.
Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves issued the following press release:
Last suspect in Shell murder pleads guilty.
Aaron McNair entered a petition to plead guilty to the charge of Robbery (as a lesser offense of capital murder). McNair, Derrick Johnson, and Kameron Woodard killed James McKinney at the Shell Station at 855 Fortification Street on July 25, 2011. The store clerk was shot and wounded as well. Mr. McKinney was a security guard at the gas station. McNair entered the petition on January 12, 2015. He was indicted in September 2011. The petition states he will get a sentence of 15 years in prison with 5 years suspended under the terms of the plea bargain. He will get credit for time served in jail. He is currently a resident of MDOC. He was represented by attorney Aafram Sellers.
Speaker and Dems condemn Kennuf Alday
Speaker of the House Phillip Gunn and several leading Democrats criticized Representative Gene Aldray for his remarks in the Clarion-Ledger yesterday:
Amendment aimed at Supertalk?
The Old Warhorse actually pulled it off. Representative Jerry Turner's bill that would reform the state contracting process passed the House last week. Bill status and language. However, one little amendment was added from the floor. Representative Cecil Brown (D-Moscow) offered an amendment that would require all state advertising and marketing contracts be opened up for competitive bidding if over $5,000. The bill itself states that all contracts not exempted that are over $5,000 and has a different set of rules for those over $50,000:
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Meet Representative Kennuf Alday
We got us a honky Kenneth Stokes. Representative Gene Alday (R-Citizen's Council) said a few things in this Jerry Mitchell story about education in Mississippi:
All good things come to an end.
Jimmy Connors told the Wall Street Journal last week that his recent exhibition against Aaron Krickstein will be his last public appearance to play tennis. All good things come to an end and no tennis player was more exciting to watch than Jimmy Connors. His total number of singles titles is still unmatched at 109. The Wall Street Journal reported:
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Senate passes autism insurance coverage bill. (Video of debate)
The Senate passed a bill requiring insurance companies to cover ABA therapy* for children suffering from autism and related disorders. It is the only effective method for treating autism. The Senate passed the bill on a 39-6 vote although a small group of conservative senators put up a fight on the floor. The Clarion-Ledger reported:
Here we go again
13 auto burglaries at the Cabot Lodge on North State Street last night. All were trucks and yes, guns were stolen. The police were never called and the new security guard reported blew off reports of suspicious activity in the parking lot. This is not the first such episode at this particular hotel as an AR-15 was stolen out of a DWFP truck last year.
Kingfish note: Possible inside job? Just a thought.
Singing River losses shrink
Note: The problems at Singing River Health System (Jackson
County) continue to mount. The Sun-Herald has been breaking stories
about the troubled hospital system since November. It is important to
start from the beginning, so JJ is posting stories about this fiasco
starting from several weeks ago, to give readers the history of this
story.
The Sun-Herald reported on January 15 that Singing River CEO claimed that losses for the health system were shrinking:
Friday, February 13, 2015
Jackson stops replacement of water meters
The city of Jackson issued the following press release:
Justice Court Judge indicted
Attorney General Jim Hood issued the following press release:
It's rolling, baby.
The Senate passed a bill unanimously to remove the exemptions from public records laws for the public hospitals. Copy of bill SB #2407. The relevant proposed changes in the law are :
Lessons from the field.
Wonder why cops don't take any chances at traffic stops? Read this press release from the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries on the capture of murder suspect Marcus Mallett:
Dumbass of the day.
Just read this letter to the editor published in yesterday's edition of the Clarion-Ledger:
Flowood robber was remanded to file in Jackson. (UPDATE)
Update: MDOC reponded to a JJ inquiry regarding whether it would revoke Carter's probation with this statement: "We have asked that a hold be placed on this offender for probation violation." MDOC now wants Carter. It remains to be seen if the Hinds County District Attorney will revive the armed robbery charge that was remanded to file. Question for Mr. Carter: How does it feel to be so popular? Flowood wants you, MDOC wants you, even Robert Schuler Smith might want you.
Original post on 2-11-15: Flowood Poh-lice arrested Carter and Sharonda Willis last week for a string of armed robberies of Flowood gas stations. WLBT reported on February 4:
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Clinton PD arrests two in burglaries
Kingfish note: McInnis is an MDOC employee. McInnis and Brown are suspected of participating in other robberies in the Jackson area, including one on Belle Glade Street and at the Fondren P.O.
The Clinton Police Department issued the following press release:
WSJ: Young people turning away from starting businesses
Starting your own business is part of the American Dream. Take the risks, struggle, and hopefully earn the rewards that come from owning a successful business. The Wall Street Journal reported last month that young people are shying away from this path in increasing numbers. Some fear failure, some lack the financial means to start a business. Others have no real work experience that gave them the needed skills to start a business. The Journal reports:
Court denies Mike Brown's appeal. Still no prosecution in Hinds County.
The Mississippi Court of Appeals served up some justice as it upheld a finding of contempt of court against disbarred attorney Michael J. Brown. JJ readers remember that is the case where Aaron Henry's grandson inherited $3.3 million upon his mother's death when he was 16 years old. Money became the root of some very serious evil as young DeMon McClinton's father, attorney, and father's girlfriend all conspired to loot his inheritance, Young DeMon be damned.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Police: Gun not pulled on child.
A Jackson family claims that Ridgeland police pulled a gun on a six-year old boy during the execution of an arrest warrant. WLBT reported:
WJNT today
The Kingfish discusses the Porter case, Ridgeland PD controversy, and other subjects. Oh, there was even storytime for children in the third segment.
Reeves announces tax cuts.
Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves issued the following press release:
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Why I hide at the P.O.
JPD confirmed to JJ that an armed robbery took place at the Fondren Post Office this afternoon.
Dedmon gang: 600, 220, & 84
The U.S. Attorney issued the following press release:
Awwww, isn't this cute?
Look what the anti-vaccers have come up with: their own children's book.
JPD: Derrick Bolls is shooting suspect.
Bolls is wanted in Madison for burglary and is known to Hinds County law enforcement.
JPD issued the following press release and warning:
Monday, February 9, 2015
5 Years!!! (Video)
Judge John Emfinger sentenced Blair and Michael Porter to 15 years in jail with 10 years suspended. They must register as sex offenders and be placed under supervised probation for five years upon release. They will be electronically monitored during probation. They will serve day for day while in prison. The DA first recommended 7 years but the family of the victim asked for 5 years in jail. The video of the hearing is posted below.
Police reports show how sick the Porter case really is.
WARNING: MATERIAL IN THIS POST THAT IS GRAPHIC AND SEXUAL IN NATURE. IN FACT, ITS DOWNRIGHT SICKENING.
The decision was made to publish this post for several reasons. A horrible crime took place. However, the details of these crimes are usually kept secret for obvious reasons. Every measure was taken to redact information that might identify the child or her family. Former WLBT News Director Dennis Smith was consulted. He read the report and gave some very welcome advice. It's a story that needs to be told and should be reported. The reports are not for the squeamish, but people need to see exactly how these crimes take place. They also need to see the lengths to which brainwashed victims will go to to protect the perps.
Former Ridgeland High School softball coaches Blair and Michael Porter pleaded guilty to one count each of sexual battery of a child. The child was a student they had known since she was in eighth grade and was a 15 year-old member of the team when the crime took place. The Porters are husband and wife.
Posted below is the raw police report for the investigation. There is no way to sugarcoat it. The material is disgusting and sickening in nature. It shows how two coaches exploited a young girl. They both performed sexual acts with her. They took a young girl and ruined her life. Law enforcement sources said the victim was very uncooperative. The word "love" was used several times. They even tried to blame her when caught. What stopped them was a parent who dared to be a parent and not take her child's word as gospel truth. The parents demanded answers and would not stop seeking justice until it was served.
The Queen is in.
Yup. Madison Mayor Mary Hawkins-Butler qualified for State Auditor.
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"We have now what we have always needed, real partnership with government"
Update: The words "debacle" and "bailout" were used by the Clarion-Ledger and Madison County Journal about in their headlines about the bill. Parkway South has not defaulted on the TIF bonds.The Galleria TIF has not failed and is producing. The county is restructuring the bonds so as to match payments with revenue. The TIF included tax-exempt property, which obviously is self-defeating. The original post was based upon what was reported in the two newspapers. More information will be added if it becomes available. County sources said county officials did not ask for the legislation nor did anyone ask the legislature to draft the bill.
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Sunday, February 8, 2015
Classy. Real classy.
A local restaurant manager posted this little message on Facebook after a major stiffing took place last night. He gave JJ permission to repost it.
Porters to plead guilty tomorrow
Two former Ridgeland softball coaches will plead guilty tomorrow in Madison County Circuit Court. The hearing is scheduled to begin at 1:00 Pm. They were indicted last year for sexual battery of a minor.
The Fondren Park fracas and ruffled feathers
The post about the shooting in Fondren Park ten days ago ruffled some feathers among those who use the Nextdoor app. Its a great app and a valuable tool for many neighborhoods as it allows neighbors to get important information out quickly to their community. Some people were irritated and accused me of unethical conduct for reporting messages posted on the Nextdoor application that were about the Firefight in Fondren. One person even accused me of violating the rules of Nextdoor and exploiting the incident to generate traffic for more ads. An explanation for that post is in order.
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Comparing Apples to Pineapples to Oranges
How does the processing of criminals in Hinds County compare to other counties? Defenders of the status quo in Hinds County argue it is not reasonable to compare Hinds to Rankin or Madison as there are much more violent crimes in Hinds even on a percentage basis. Its a fair point to make and at times is a case of comparing apples to pineapples. However, there is one county where a more fair comparison can be made.
Friday, February 6, 2015
BK employee & Kingpin try to have it their way
JPD issued the following press release:
Congressman Alan Nunnelee passes
Governor Phil Bryant and others issued these statements:
Editorial: More excuses or enabling from the D.A.?
Hinds County District Attorney Robert Schuler Smith responded to an earlier post about the Melvin Potts prosecution in an interview with WLBT. Melvin Potts was indicted on February 5, 2013 for armed robbery with a gun. He was arrested for allegedly killing JSU professor Dr. Garrick Shelton in May 2014. His Hinds County case was continued no less than eight times while he goes to trial in Madison County nine months after his arrest. WLBT reported:
Contact lens scrum ends in a whimper
A bill banning the practice of setting minimum prices for contact lenses died in committee this week. 1-800-Contacts pushed SB #2016 after leading contact lens manufacturer Johnson & Johnson established a "floor price" for the sale of its contact lens to patients. The bill was opposed by the state Optometrists Association and multiple ophthalmologist from around the state. 1-800-Contacts is based in Utah. The company is the Goliath of the online contact lens industry as it enjoys over a 70% market share.
More charges filed against our favorite psycho.
Al.com picked up the trail on our favorite psycho Special Forces Airborne Ranger SEAL Force Recon Delta Super Ninja drug-plantin' cop Dr. Raymond Ethan Thomas. It seems Alabama law enforcement charged him with more crimes:
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Leigh Ann Ward's killer is free.
Ethan Van Sice is no longer in jail. MDOC granted "earned supervised release" status to Ethan Van Sice on October 3, 2014. Van Sice was convicted of vehicular homicide in February 2012 for the death of MRA teacher Leigh Anne Ward in 2010. He only served 2 1/2 years of a six-year prison term.
Cypress Lake robber gets 40 years.
Madison-Rankin District Attorney Michael Guest issued the following press release:
Our favorite psycho is back and better than ever.
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A suspect is in custody for a counterfeit check case from last week in Mountain Brook Village. A counterfeit check was used to make a $13,000 purchase on Jan. 27 in the 2800 block of Cahaba Road. Raymond Ethan Thomas, age 38 of Ridgeland, Mississippi, was arrested on Jan. 30 for first-degree theft and possession of a forged instrument. He is now in custody at Jefferson County Jail.Jail records show he is no longer in custody.
Original post: Raymond Ethan Thomas. The son of Charles Evand and the brother of Claiborne Frazier. The Homewood Police Department posted these Facebook messages about one Raymond Ethan Thomas last week and on October 29, 2014:
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Wednesday, February 4, 2015
SOS issues tardy list for campaign finance reports.
Secretary of State Gibbert Hosemann issued the following press release:
Julia Hodges running for Madison County Circuit Clerk
Madison County Election Commissioner Julia Hodges issued the following press release:
Washington *#&$: Mississippi does something right
The vaccine bill passed the House Education Committee yesterday but was gutted and grants only medical waivers. The Washington *#&$ praised Mississippi for its mandatory (for schools) vaccine law:
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Tuesday, February 3, 2015
What will it be?
David Baria (D-Trent Lott Hair Club for Men) tweeted this little teaser today:
IS about to get some street justice.
Hell f'n yes and its about damn time. Too bad its the Jordanians who are teaching this lesson. They are dealing with IS in a very, dare I say, Roman fashion:
A Tale of Two Prosecutions
Melvin Potts goes on trial February 23 in Madison County for first degree murder and auto theft. The indictment charges he killed Dr. Garrick Shelton on May 21, 2014 and stole his car. Remember that date. Dr.
Shelton was a professor and Department Chair at Jackson State University. He was stabbed to death. However, the twenty-one year-old Potts is also a participant in the Hinds County catch & release program.
Bobo to plead guilty.
Josh Bobo entered a petition to plead guilty to one count of unarmed carjacking and one count of simple robbery on December 29, 2014. A grand jury indicted him for carjacking and armed robbery last September for a violent rampage that took place at the Ridgeland Wal-Mart in January 2014. District Attorney Michael Guest recommended Mr. Bobo be incarcerated for 15 years with 5 years suspended. The petition and indictment are posted below.
Monday, February 2, 2015
Young trial postponed.
The trial for Tommy Young was postponed from today until May 18, 2015 by Judge Bill Gowan. The continuance was granted since Mr. Young claimed he got a new attorney and needed more time to prepare for trial. He is now represented by Faye Peterson. His previous barrister was Dennis Sweet, IV. Mr. Young faces eight counts of armed robbery, carjacking, and aggravated assault. This is the second time his trial has been postponed. He was indicted in March 2013. Judge Gowan revoked his bond on December 12, 2014 after he did not appear for a hearing in court.
Reeves to boost ed spending
Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves issued the following press release:
Holland & Moak: They were for it before they were against it.
The legislative fight over the MAEP initiative grown pretty hot at times as Republicans added an additional amendment to the ballot. Needless to say, the measure did not go over well with Democrats. Supporters of a an initiative to "fully fund" education under the MAEP formula obtained enough signatures to place the proposed amendment on the ballot. However, the law allows the legislature to place alternate amendments on the ballot as well. The Democrats had a few things to say about the vote:
Sunday, February 1, 2015
Planning Board postpones vote on rezoning of Colonial Country Club site (Video)
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Tea Party supports vaccine bill
The Central Mississippi Tea Party issued the following press release:
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