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3 Kemper County men found guilty of attempting to sell methamphetamine
SUMMARY: Three Mississippi residents have been found guilty of conspiring to possess and distribute methamphetamine. Court documents reveal the individuals had conspired to distribute the drug across Kemper County in May 2020. The defendants now face a maximum penalty of life imprisonment, with sentencing set to take place later in the year.
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Former Mississippi probation officer to spend 3 years in prison for embezzlement scheme
SUMMARY: LaCosta Lee, a former probation officer in Mississippi, has pleaded guilty to six counts of embezzlement. She admitted to stealing funds intended for court-ordered fines while working for Court Programs, Inc. State Auditor Shad White noted the office’s effectiveness in recovering money in recent years. Lee was sentenced to three years in prison, followed by five years of supervision, and is required to pay $7,713.75 in restitution and fines. White encouraged the public to report suspected fraud to his office.
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SUMMARY: Matt Gaetz withdrew from consideration for attorney general under President-elect Donald Trump due to ongoing scrutiny from a federal sex trafficking investigation, jeopardizing his confirmation. Gaetz’s decision came after a meeting with senators to garner support, acknowledging that his nomination was becoming a distraction. Trump praised Gaetz for his efforts but recognized the need for a swift transition. Gaetz faced allegations involving payments for sex and interactions with underage individuals but denied any wrongdoing, asserting that investigations concluded without charges. His withdrawal signals potential resistance within the GOP to candidates with controversial backgrounds.
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SUMMARY: As the holiday season approaches, Mississippi officials warn of increasing scams targeting businesses and consumers. A notable scam involves misleading mail from C.F.S., which falsely claims to prepare mandatory annual reports for a fee. This mail is unauthorized by the state. Additionally, scammers may impersonate charitable organizations. The Mississippi Public Service Commission advises vigilance, urging individuals to verify the legitimacy of solicitations, avoid sharing personal information, recognize high-pressure tactics, and educate household members on common scams. Reporting suspicious activities to the Attorney General’s Office is encouraged. Staying informed can help protect communities during this festive season.
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