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Super Bowl winning NFL player returns to Vicksburg
SUMMARY: Former Patriot and Tennessee Titan, Malcolm Butler, returned to his old high school, Vicksburg High School, for the 9th annual Free Malcolm Butler Football Camp. The camp aims to develop skills for current and aspiring players while also inspiring the younger generation. Butler, a Super Bowl-winning defensive back and a product of Vicksburg and Hinds Community College, was joined by active college football players from nearby Alcorn State to coach the campers. This annual event holds special significance for Butler, who marks it on his calendar like he used to for big NFL games.
Vicksburg High School and Hinds CC product Malcolm Butler was back at his old high school Saturday morning for his annual free football camp for kids. This event brings in hundreds of kids from the area and Butler is always excited and proud to put on this camp that is going in it’s 9th year. Butler is a 7 year NFL pro who made the famous interception for the Patriots at the goal line against the Seahawks to secure a Super Bowl title.
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SUMMARY: The Jackson Police Department (JPD) has solved the two latest homicides, making three arrests within 24 hours, with a fourth pending. Police Chief Joseph Wade attributes the 80% solvability rate to a new focused approach that prioritizes witness statements, physical evidence, and technology. He emphasizes accountability for violent crimes, aided by new federal resources after Jackson was designated a public safety partnership city. While crime rates have declined, Wade stresses the importance of community involvement and judicial reform, advocating for stricter bail for violent offenders to bolster crime-fighting efforts.
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SUMMARY: Katie reports live from the Kroger on I-55 for their annual Turkey Drive, where festivities include live music and a great atmosphere. The location has donated over 150 turkeys, contributing to almost 400 turkeys and around $11,000 in total donations this year. She encourages participation at this site and others like Byram Spillway and Madison, emphasizing that canned goods are also welcome. Online donations can be made easily at WAPT.com. Katie invites everyone to join in and help make Thanksgiving meals special for those in need.
Turkey Drive 16 is underway.
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SUMMARY: WTOK is kicking off its annual Coats for Kids campaign. Coming up, they will provide details on how to donate to this initiative, aimed at helping children in need.
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