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AG: Use of force justified in shooting of suspect who killed Floyd

By FROM STAFF REPORTS FROM STAFF REPORTS
Fri,03/27/26-11:53AM, 7,556 Reads
The fatal police shooting of a suspect who had shot and killed Summit police officer Troy Floyd was a justified act, the Mississippi Attorney General’s office said Friday.
Floyd was killed on Aug. 8, 2024, while he was working a checkpoint at the Meadville Street railroad bridge around 1:15 p.m.
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Man gets 25 years in deaths of two children

By FROM STAFF REPORTS FROM STAFF REPORTS
Mon,03/16/26-2:48PM, 7,313 Reads
A man will serve 25 years in prison for the deaths of two children under his care, according to court records.
Vantrease Frazier pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder for the May 2019 killing of Brayln Blunt, 2, and the September 2020 killing of his infant daughter Janiyah Chambers, 11 months.
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(Copyright 2026, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. Photo by Hope King) The glass doors and front window of Hi-Fashions, off of Veterans Boulevard, lie in shatters after a vehicle ran into the building.

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No severe injuries in Hi-Fashions crash

By HOPE KING HOPE KING - Staff Writer
Thu,04/02/26-2:47PM, 7,290 Reads
No one was greatly injured when a vehicle crashed through the front of Hi-Fashions Men & Boys Dress Clothes, 1602 Veterans Boulevard, McComb, on Thursday afternoon.
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Supervisors pass ban on ski masks on public property

By MATT WILLIAMSON MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Tue,03/31/26-3:11PM, 7,285 Reads
Saying they’re used more often to conceal criminals’ identities than to ward off cold weather, Pike County supervisors passed a ban on ski masks on public property, including housing projects, on Tuesday.
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AG: Use of force justified in shooting of suspect who killed Floyd

Man gets 25 years in deaths of two children

No severe injuries in Hi-Fashions crash

Supervisors pass ban on ski masks on public property

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