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Young Dolph Murder Trial – Day Three
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FOX13 was in the courtroom for Day Three of Justin Johnson’s trial in the murder of Memphis rapper Young Dolph. Day Three saw testimony from several law enforcement officials who tracked Johnson’s phone and recovered text messages and phone calls allegedly connecting him to others involved in the crime. The prosecution rested their case and the judge denied acquittal for Johnson. READ MORE: https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/live-updates-half-brother-of-justin-johnson-testifies-at-young-dolph-murder-trial/article_ffb9ff94-798d-11ef-ba03-4fb47cc7ecd4.html
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Truck stop serial killer on trial
SUMMARY: Investigators from Tennessee are testifying against Bruce Mendenhall, a truck stop serial killer on trial for murder in Indianapolis. Retired Nashville Metro Police Sergeant Pat Postiglione described encountering Mendenhall at a truck stop in 2007 while investigating a murder. Postiglione noticed the truck’s yellow color and linked it to a previous case. During the search, police found blood-stained evidence, including women’s clothing, a debit card, and a phone belonging to the victim. Mendenhall, convicted of two murders in Tennessee, faces more charges in Alabama. The trial is nearing its conclusion with additional testimonies.
One of the witnesses called to the stand was the Metro police sergeant who caught the suspect at a Nashville truck stop 17 years ago.
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‘Safe Stays’ app creates ease finding shelter, hotels for domestic violence victims
SUMMARY: A new service called Safe Stays is helping victims of domestic violence find shelter quickly. The app and website, used by the Knoxville Family Justice Center, connects victims with hotels that offer safe accommodations. Previously, the center struggled to find available shelter due to high demand, but Safe Stays streamlines the process by providing a list of partnered hotels. The app allows victims to choose a hotel, check in under an alias, and ensures their safety. Shelter costs are covered through donations and grants. The Family Justice Center continues to support victims with this efficient new tool.
A new app and website are making it easier for the Knoxville Family Justice Center to find hotel rooms for people escaping domestic violence.
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Tennessee residents, National Guard to play role in Trump inauguration
SUMMARY: Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States on Monday, with many Tennesseans present in Washington, D.C. About 150 soldiers from the Tennessee National Guard traveled to support security during the event. Maj. Gen. Warner Ross expressed pride in the Guardsmen’s participation in this historic moment. Initially, the Stewarts Creek High School band was set to perform in the Inaugural Parade, which was canceled due to weather. However, they have since been invited to perform in a modified parade, and Principal Clark Harrell celebrated this opportunity for the students.
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