SUMMARY: Metro Police arrested two fugitives, 23-year-old Cayman Carwell and 20-year-old Marvin Roper, wanted out of Memphis for multiple serious charges. Following hours of surveillance at a short-term rental in Donaldson, officials confirmed the suspects’ presence inside the property on Fitzgerald Drive. Carwell surrendered to police, while Roper was located hiding in the attic. Carwell faces charges including attempted murder and aggravated assault, while Roper is wanted for offenses such as evading arrest and vehicle burglary. Both are currently being held without bond at the Davidson County Jail.

The Metro Nashville Police Department apprehended two suspects wanted out of Memphis on Friday.

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SUMMARY: In the final week of the high school football regular season, West clinched the 5A region title with a 30-18 victory over Powell. The game was closely contested, with Powell cutting an eight-point deficit to two in the third quarter, but West’s defense held strong, preventing the Panthers from scoring on multiple occasions. Quarterback Duce Rogers’ efforts kept Powell competitive, but West’s Marel Patterson sealed the game with a 65-yard touchdown. This win marks West’s fifth consecutive region title, setting the stage for their upcoming playoff match against David Crockett. The rivalry, intense with stakes high, showcased both teams’ talents.

Powell hosted West Friday night, in the 11th week of high school football.

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SUMMARY: Former Kentucky police officer Brett Hinson has been convicted on federal charges for using excessive force during a botched 2020 drug raid that resulted in the death of Breonna Taylor in her Louisville apartment. Hinson, 48, fired 10 shots into Taylor’s door and windows, although he did not hit anyone. His defense claimed he acted to protect fellow officers after Taylor’s boyfriend fired at them. The jury’s emotional response was noted as this marks the first conviction of a Louisville officer linked to the deadly raid. Hinson faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.

One of the officers involved in the raid that killed Breonna Taylor was convicted Friday.

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