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Coleman Benefit Cookout
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Police Benevolent Association hosted a cookout to support former Meridian Police Officer Alex Coleman, who is recovering from a thyroid cancer diagnosis. Coleman, now with the University of Southern Mississippi police department, previously served with Meridian PD, MCC, and the Lauderdale County Sheriff's Office. Diagnosed on April 9th with an aggressive form of cancer, Coleman's diagnosis has rallied the tight-knit law enforcement community to support him and his family. This cookout marks the beginning of many support efforts. Donations can be made via the website pbfi.org by clicking the “Donate Now” tab.
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Body cam video shows Rankin deputies rescuing truck driver
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Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey released body cam video Wednesday that shows deputies rescuing a truck driver after a crash.
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Fire damages apartments on County Line Road
SUMMARY: Residents of a North Jackson apartment complex are recovering after a devastating early morning fire destroyed their homes. Assistant Fire Chief Patrick Arman reported that the fire originated in Building B at Somerset Place Apartments, forcing the evacuation of all eight units. The top four apartments were severely damaged, with one unit entirely exposed and charred. Neighbors expressed shock and trauma at the scene, describing the community as typically quiet and supportive. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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Man pleads guilty to 2021 Natchez homicide
SUMMARY: Terrence Shelby Jr., a 20-year-old, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder after a fatal shooting at Williams Apartments led to the death of Mel Chapman. The incident occurred in January 2021 following a fight. Chapman succumbed to his injuries at a Jackson hospital. Shelby has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for the crime.
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