SUMMARY: Breaking news: Justin Johnson has been found guilty in the Young Dolph murder trial, facing life in prison. The jury delivered their verdict after less than four hours of deliberation, convicting him on charges of first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Testimony revealed Johnson and another suspect, Cordelia Smith, as the triggermen in the November 17, 2021 shooting. Following the verdict, Shelby County District Attorney Steve Moroy expressed satisfaction with the outcome, emphasizing ongoing efforts to hold all involved accountable. Family members of Young Dolph expressed gratitude for the verdict, while Johnson’s defense indicated plans to appeal.

Justin Johnson was convicted of first-degree murder for shooting and killing Memphis rapper Young Dolph at Makeda’s Homemade Butter Cookies on November 17, 2021. The jury took four hours to find him guilty on all charges. READ MORE: https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/justin-johnson-found-guilty-in-murder-of-memphis-rapper-young-dolph/article_bd16eaa6-7c0f-11ef-abce-bfe5d3a03d88.html

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SUMMARY: The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) is working with local partners to prepare for potential storm impacts. They’ve elevated the risk level to four, indicating significant wind and heavy rainfall expected to affect Tennessee through the weekend. Concerns include wind damage, power outages, and localized flooding, especially overnight and into tomorrow. TEMA advises residents, especially those in flood-prone areas, to consider making alternative arrangements if their homes typically flood. As the storm approaches, staying informed about conditions and safety measures is crucial.

TEMA bracing for potential impacts from Hurricane Helene

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SUMMARY: 10 News reporter Katie Inman is in Sevier County, where several roads are closed due to flooding and debris. On Walden’s Creek Road, water is accumulating and inching closer to the closed roadway, with standing water already present. Many roads in the area face similar conditions, prompting the closure of schools in Sevier County tomorrow. Inman and her photographer are actively monitoring the situation and will provide updates on road conditions throughout East Tennessee during the 5:00 hour. Viewers are encouraged to stay tuned for more information.

Remember: Turn around, don’t drown.

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