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On December 19, the selected children had the opportunity to participate in Operation Blue Elf by going through the drive-thru stations and picking up preselected toys.
Drive-thru for Operation Blue Elf 2020, Photo by Rod Prado/HelloWoodlands
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office shared that, “The expressions of excitement and appreciation on the children’s faces made it all worth it” and their deepest gratitude to the sponsors, community partners, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Citizens Academy Alumni Association, and volunteers who helped to make this Operation Blue Elf a huge success for the children.
Learn more about Operation Blue Elf by visiting https://www.operationblueelf.com/
UpdatedWed, Dec 23, 2020 at 12:00 pm ET
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A Manchester Township couple is fighting for custody of their son following a traffic stop in North Carolina. (Shutterstock)
MANCHESTER, NJ A Manchester Township couple is headed home to New Jersey with their 9-month-old son following a three-week battle that began with their arrests following a traffic stop in North Carolina. But the family s ordeal is not over.
Kaila Boulware, 27, and Raymond Cheley Sykes, 34, are still faced with legal challenges both in North Carolina and in New Jersey following the Dec. 3 incident, where they were separated from their son, Truth Imanuel.
They allege authorities claimed they were homeless and mentally unstable, hit Sykes with a baton on the arm and face, and sent Boulware into the cold without her shoes, wallet or cell phone after she was charged and released on a summons.
December 23, 2020
Two local men were arrested after a high speed chase across multiple counties in in Alabama.
Alabama State Troopers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a Hyundai near the Tuskegee exit on I-85 for a speeding violation.
Troopers said driver Joshua Davon Tyus, age 24 of Century, refused to stop and led them on a chase that led them some 70 miles. He eventually came to a stop at a rest area on I-65 near Greenville in Butler County.
Tyus was charged with reckless driving and attempting to elude and was booked into the jail in Lowndes County, Alabama.
The only passenger in the vehicle 23-year old Devonche Xiaxian Brown of Molino was also taken to the Lowndes County Jail to await extradition to Escambia County, Florida, on outstanding felony warrants.
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