Mississippi News
MS law firm refuses probation for boy detained for public urination
SUMMARY: A 10-year-old boy was detained in Mississippi for public urination and given three months probation and a report on Kobe Bryant. The law firm representing the boy has refused to sign the probation agreement, calling it unjust and inappropriate for a child of his age. They are seeking to dismiss the case and are prepared to request a trial, saying they cannot accept an agreement that treats the child as a criminal. The incident occurred in August and one of the officers involved is no longer employed. The Senatobia Police Department stated that other officers involved would also face discipline.
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Renovations in motion for McKee Park in Starkville
SUMMARY: City officials in Starkville, Mississippi, have kicked off renovations at McKee Park, transforming it into a splash pad, playgrounds, a dog park, and a walking track. Mayor Lynn Spruill emphasized the park’s importance and expressed excitement about the planned upgrades, which aim to enhance the community’s quality of life. Doug Heflin, Interim General Manager of Starkville Parks and Recreation, echoed these sentiments, noting the project‘s potential benefits. Ethos Contracting Group will manage the construction, starting with groundwork and progressing to new pavilions and amenities. The project is expected to significantly change the park’s landscape over the next year.
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Attorneys for Carly Gregg file motion for new trial
SUMMARY: The defense team for Carly Gregg, a Rankin County teen convicted of murdering her mother, has filed a motion for a new trial, citing recent evidence that could potentially change the trial’s outcome. Gregg was found guilty of first-degree murder, attempted murder, and tampering with evidence on September 20 and is currently serving a life sentence. The shooting occurred on March 19, resulting in the death of her mother and injury to her stepfather, who reported the incident. Gregg’s attorneys argue she did not receive a fair trial during the proceedings.
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No fans allowed at Mississippi high school football game
SUMMARY: On September 27, two Mississippi high schools, South Pike and McComb, played a football game without fans due to safety concerns after a significant fight occurred at McComb earlier that week. The game took place five hours earlier than usual to ensure safety, and it was streamed online to allow parents and the community to watch. This decision aimed to maintain safety while still providing the opportunity for the community to engage with the event remotely.
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