SUMMARY: Adrian Durr, a deputy in Simpson County, Mississippi, was arraigned on October 10 after being indicted for using excessive force against an arrestee. The indictment alleges that while the arrestee was handcuffed and restrained, Durr struck him in the head with a taser’s handgrip and kicked him, rendering the individual unconscious. U.S. Attorney Todd Gee emphasized that unlawful assaults on arrestees are federal crimes. Durr has been charged with Deprivation of Civil Rights Under Color of Law, facing a maximum of 10 years in prison if convicted. The FBI is currently investigating the case.

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SUMMARY: Marty Gamblin, a legendary figure in country music and a native of Neshoba County, passed away on October 9 at the age of 80. With over 40 years in the industry, he managed artists like Bryan White and played a crucial role in launching Alan Jackson‘s career. As a publisher, Gamblin collaborated with songwriters who produced hits for various musicians. Recently, he served as a consultant for Marty Stuart’s Congress of Country Music, which paid tribute to him on social media. His contributions to the country music landscape will be fondly remembered.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Mud Monsters unveiled their team logo on October 10. This new Frontier League team, set to debut in 2025, will play at Trustmark Park in Pearl. The team name was selected through a community campaign that garnered over 5,600 votes, with the Mud Monsters receiving more than 50%. The Mississippi Braves played their final game at Trustmark Park in September 2024 before relocating to Georgia. The Mud Monsters continue to build excitement ahead of their inaugural season.

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