Greenville police arrest Cedric Curtis Jr. after traffic stop yields firearm
A traffic stop on Reed Road led Greenville police to arrest Cedric Curtis Jr. and recover a firearm allegedly fitted with a machine gun conversion device.
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Crime
Quincy Tyrone Eaton taken into custody after Greenville standoff
Quincy Tyrone Eaton was taken into custody after a standoff in Greenville following allegations involving a firearm and shots fired at officers.
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Latoya Davis arrested in East Lynn Circle shooting investigation
Latoya Davis was arrested in connection with a shooting investigation on East Lynn Circle and faces four aggravated assault charges.
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Tupelo to begin enforcing kratom ordinance Sept. 12
Tupelo will begin enforcing its ordinance prohibiting kratom and kratom products on Sept. 12 at 10 a.m., police said.
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Hattiesburg man arrested in investigation of online threat tied to USM football game
A Hattiesburg man was arrested September 10 in Poplarville, Mississippi, in an investigation into an online threat tied to a USM football game.
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Gautier police seek information one year after Zavionne Payne’s murder
Gautier police are seeking information one year after Zavionne Payne’s murder. No arrests have been made in the killing.
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Jackson County report lists trespassing, domestic disputes and arrests
Jonathan Stringfellow reported trespassing and harassing phone calls at 1421 Porpoise St., according to a Jackson County report.
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Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office publishes 10 most-wanted list
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office published a 10-person most-wanted list and offered a $100 reward for information leading to an arrest.
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Horn Lake police thank Olive Garden, Bright Nutrition for station deliveries
The Horn Lake Police Department thanked Olive Garden and Bright Nutrition for recent deliveries to the station for officers.
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Buddy Stephens’ lawyer issues statement about efforts to “rectify the wrong”
Buddy Stephens’ lawyer issued a statement about efforts to “rectify the wrong”.
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