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La Procura impugna il via libera del Riesame, il tesoretto di Bonci resta bloccato e il geometra non può patteggiare Ancona Venerdì 16 Luglio 2021 di Federica Serfilippi procura ha infatti impugnato la decisione con cui il Tribunale del Riesame a maggio aveva dato l’ok per “liberare” 33mila euro, cifra necessaria all’ex dipendente comunale per poter risarcire l’amministrazione e, dunque, accedere al patteggiamento. Ora, la questione verrà trattata dalla Corte di Cassazione e risc...

Stuttgart Police Department vehicles will receive new computers over the summer. The Stuttgart Police Department will be stepping into the 21st century of reporting with the upcoming addition of computers to patrol cars. Police Chief Mark Duke recently announced the department received a 90-10 grant from the Arkansas State Police Highway Safety Office to add computers with the necessary software to write and print citations and work incidents and offenses from their cars. “Right now, (our off...

The Stuttgart City Council voted Tuesday night to allow homeowners 30 additional days for repairs to their properties before demolition. (L-R) City attorney Elizabeth Skinner, interim mayor Becky Burgess, and deputy city clerk Alli Holbert. The Stuttgart City Council last night gave homeowners 30 more days to bring their properties into compliance with state law regarding habitable property in order to escape demolition. Willie Hayden, owner of 906 E. Cleveland St., and his sister, Joann Colli...

This week marks the sixth anniversary of Stuttgart resident Miranda Michelle Owens’s disappearance. Owens is described as being 5’6″ tall and weighing about 120 pounds. She was last seen wearing brown square-framed glasses and bright colorful clothing. The day Michelle disappeared remains unclear  Owens, who was known to her family and friends by her middle name Michelle or “Chelle”, was 40 when she went missing in April 2015. Stuttgart police officers reported seeing her at East 13 ...

I miss her so much: Family of missing Stuttgart woman holds on to hope 6 years later I miss her so much: Family of missing Stuttgart woman holds on to hope 6 years later UP NEXT After six years without a promising lead, the family of missing Arkansas woman Michelle Owens isn’t giving up hope that she’ll someday be found. Owens was 40 years old when she went missing in Stuttgart in April 2015. “God’s going to bring her back one day," Owens’ mom, Betty Johnson, said. "I don’t know ...

- Advertisement - Still footage from a video shows a Stuttgart Police Department vehicle racing against other SPD vehicles on N. Main St. sometime between Sunday night and Monday morning. Overnight Sunday, multiple videos began circulating on social media of Stuttgart Police Department vehicles racing on North Main Street. Three police vehicles are visible in the videos, which are believed to have been recorded in the nighttime hours sometime between Sunday, April 4, and Monday, April 5. In a ...

Dartmoor Prison inmate put lives at risk by starting fire in his cell Serial arsonist Nar Rai, aged 29, piled paper on his bed to feed flames which sent thick smoke through the room The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the best and latest crime stories with our Court Insider newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accor...

Lennox Industries made a significant donation to the Stuttgart Police Department at the end of January. (Left to right) Lennox’s Director of Fabrication Operations Rob Bidelman, Stuttgart Police Chief Mark Duke, Interim Mayor Becky Burgess, and Lennox’s Controller Tim Melson. Lennox Industries has given the City of Stuttgart a $7,000 donation to purchase equipment for the Stuttgart Police Department. Lennox officials presented the donation to Stuttgart Police Chief Mark Duke and Stuttgart ...

Stuttgart Police Chief Mark Duke announced the Police Officer of the Year at the conclusion of 2020. In a letter announcing the award, Duke said Officer James “Jim” Gignac is a shining example of what a police officer should be. “(Jim) has stood out and shined this year,” Duke explained. “(He) shows a lot of heart and compassion with a desire to bridge the gap between the department and citizens.” Duke said when Gignac expressed a desire to become a police officer during a hunting...

Authorities are investigating a TikTok video featuring a young woman who looks eerily similar to Cassie Compton, an Arkansas teen who vanished from her home more than six years ago.