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SEC commissioner tells coaches and athletic directors to stop 'faking injuries' for time-outs
SUMMARY: The SEC is cautioning football players against faking injuries to manipulate game timeouts. Commissioner Greg Sankey sent a memo to athletic directors and head coaches regarding this issue. Some teams are reportedly using fake injuries strategically. To address concerns, a national coordinator will review video footage. Penalties include a $50,000 fine and reprimand for the first offense, escalating to a $100,000 fine for a second violation. A third offense could result in suspensions for coaches and staff, as well as potential citations for student-athletes. The SEC aims to maintain integrity and fair play in the sport.
Greg Sankey warned that teams found to be feigning injuries would be reprimanded and fined. After three instances, coaches could be suspended.
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Mother says son was stabbed 15 times inside of Shelby County Jail
SUMMARY: A Memphis mother, Tasha Flowers, is demanding answers after her son, Devon, was reportedly stabbed 15 times by fellow inmates at the 201 Popper jail. Devon, who has been incarcerated for nearly two years on serious charges, has communicated his concerns about safety, claiming he cannot sleep due to fears of attacks. Flowers is struggling to gather the $10,000 needed for his bail, fearing that the violence may continue before he makes it to trial. The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office has stated the incident is under investigation and cannot comment further.
An outraged Memphis mother spoke to FOX13, claiming her son was stabbed more than a dozen times inside of the Shelby County Jail at 201 Poplar.
“He was stabbed 15 times. Couldn’t nobody call, contact me, and let me know my son was in critical condition? You got to be in critical condition to be stabbed 15 times,” said Tasha Flower, mother of Devon Flowers.
The mother said she only found out about the stabbing after her son recovered enough to write her a letter. READ MORE: https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/mother-says-son-was-stabbed-15-times-inside-of-shelby-county-jail/article_e827c250-a78a-11ef-955a-67493778a92c.html
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News from the South - Tennessee News Feed
Crash responder safety week
SUMMARY: Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has proclaimed November 18th to 22nd as Crash Responder Safety Week, aiming to raise awareness about the dangers faced by First Responders on the roads. Highway incident response operator Todd Steep, with 23 years of experience, emphasizes the risks from distracted and speeding drivers, highlighting that he has been struck four times on duty. This year, 93 Tennessee Department of Transportation vehicles have been hit, resulting in 18 injuries. Steep urges drivers to prioritize safety for both themselves and First Responders to reduce these alarming statistics.
Governor Bill Lee declared this week crash responder safety week.
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With temperatures dropping, here are some safety tips
SUMMARY: As temperatures drop, it’s important to stay safe by staying hydrated, recognizing hypothermia signs like shaking, fatigue, and numbness, and dressing appropriately. For home heating, avoid leaving space heaters unattended, don’t use extension cords, and have systems professionally inspected. Never use stoves or ovens for heating. Don’t forget pets: keep walks short in cold weather, and consider dressing them in sweaters, jackets, and booties to protect them.
It’s important to protect yourself and your family from the cold, so here are some tips you can follow.
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