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Homeowner shoots intruders
SUMMARY: A man in South Jackson fought back against two home invaders, killing one and injuring the other. The incident occurred on Rosemary Avenue, off Cooper Road. The resident encountered the intruders and shot one multiple times, while the other managed to escape through a window. The deceased intruder was identified as 19-year-old Jonquez Porter, while the injured suspect, Romelo Porter, was found several houses down with a gunshot wound to the leg. The law in Mississippi allows residents to use deadly force to protect their personal space, home, and car from intruders. Romelo will face home invasion charges after recovering from his injuries.

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Studio 9 Interview: Journey Medical Training Center hosting women leadership breakfast
SUMMARY: Journey Medical Training Center is hosting a Women Leadership Breakfast tomorrow morning, themed “Women Forward: Breaking Barriers and Inspiring Change.” Led by CEO Dedra Thomas and keynote speaker Dr. Tonia Stewart, an actress known for roles in films like “In The Heart of the Night,” the event aims to celebrate Women’s History Month and the center’s status as a woman-owned business. Attendees can expect inspiring talks, local leaders, booths, and door prizes. Tickets are available via the Journey Medical Training Center’s Facebook page or by phone. The breakfast runs from 9 to 11 AM, promising engaging discussions and motivation.

The Journey Medical Training Center is hosting a women leadership breakfast.
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West Point Police warns businesses about scam
SUMMARY: West Point Police have warned local businesses about an impersonation scam affecting a restaurant in the area. Scammers call businesses, claiming to be law enforcement investigating fake currency, and threaten employees with jail time if they don’t comply. They instruct victims to withdraw money and purchase gift cards, pressuring them to stay on the line. Police urge businesses to recognize these red flags, emphasizing that legitimate authorities do not call to request money transfers. Recent investigative efforts prevented further losses, and the restaurant’s funds were recovered. More information about scams is available on the police department’s website.

The West Point Police Department warns businesses about an impersonation scam.
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Lost Rabbit residents win battle
SUMMARY: Residents of Lost Rabbit, a picturesque subdivision, successfully opposed a developer’s plan to build four homes on essential green space in the community. The Pearl River Valley Water Supply District’s Shoreline Committee unanimously denied the proposal, with homeowners emphasizing the importance of preserving this area for children’s play and community enjoyment. Laura Goss highlighted that the neighborhood was originally marketed with this green space, which should remain unchanged. Although residents are pleased with the decision, they remain cautious, anticipating that the developer may pursue legal action due to perceived property value.

Lost Rabbit residents win battle
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