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Okolona homeowners face forcible yard clean-up
SUMMARY: The homeowners in Okolona, Mississippi were given a two to three-year notice to clean up their yard, which was filled with junk and debris. Code enforcement ordered the removal of at least 15 different vehicles from their yards. The property owners failed to comply with the ordinance, resulting in the vehicles being impounded at two different lots. The owners must pay towing fees and daily service fees before the vehicles can be released. The chief of police emphasized that the vehicles were a nuisance to the city and should have been properly stored or hidden by a fence.
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SUMMARY: In Jefferson County, Mississippi, a shooting incident occurred on September 24, where deputies found 20-year-old LaJhavian Clark shot in the upper body. He was allegedly shot by his cousin, 26-year-old Ezekial King, who was subsequently arrested for aggravated assault. The shooting took place in the McNair community around 7:00 a.m. No updates on Clark’s condition have been provided as of the afternoon following the incident. King is currently being held at the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office awaiting his initial court appearance.
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SUMMARY: Starkville High School’s head football coach, Chris Jones, has been suspended, altering the Friday night football scene. While the Starkville School District declined to comment on the situation, sources confirmed the news. The Yellow Jackets, with a current record of 3-1, recently lost a close game to Louisville (42-41) on September 20. Jones will miss the game against Oxford on September 27 but is expected to return for the October 4 contest at Greenwood. Fans can follow local updates through WCBI’s social media channels.
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SUMMARY: Two men, Frankie Williams and Michael Morrison, have been arrested for allegedly breaking into a home in Lee County, Mississippi, on September 21. They reportedly invaded the residence of a 66-year-old disabled man, demanding money and his phone under threat of assault. During the break-in, the suspects stole several debit and credit cards and electronic devices, which they used at various businesses in the area. Williams has been jailed with a bond set at $50,000, while Morrison awaits transport for his charges. Both face enhanced penalties due to the victim’s age and disability. Their cases will be presented to a grand jury in 2025.
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