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Caught on Camera: Waveland drive-by shooting after drug deal gone wrong
Caught on camera: Waveland drive-by shooting after drug deal gone wrong By Brandy McGill | May 3, 2021 at 8:05 PM CDT - Updated May 3 at 8:05 PM
WAVELAND, Miss. (WLOX) - Two Gulfport men are now behind bars in Hancock County, after a drive-by shooting in Waveland. The gunfire erupted around 11 a.m. Sunday between two vehicles right outside the front doors of those who live near Oxford Place and Old Spanish Trail.
Multiple rounds were exchanged, and it was all caught on camera from a Ring doorbell.
“Every morning, I’m out listening to the little birds, then next thing I know I hear gunshots, then more gunshots,” said nearby resident Sandy, who didn’t want her last name used.
CHRIS MORELLI cmorelli@lockhaven.com
BELLEFONTE A Bellefonte resident brought her concerns about a local funeral home to borough council earlier this week.
During public comment on Monday night, Elizabeth Hay spoke at length about the Wetzler Funeral Service and Victorian Crematory Inc., located at 206 N. Spring St.
According to Hay, there is a “strong odor” coming from the funeral home.
“With some regularity, we will smell charred bodies,” Hay said. “We will get that smell. It’s very disconcerting. It’s very upsetting. I know there’s been some issues with that even before I moved in here.”
Hay said she has lived a few doors down from the funeral home for four years.
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BELLEFONTE Bellefonte Borough Council has an open seat.
At Monday night’s borough council meeting, council accepted the resignation of member Gina Thompson. Thompson, who represented the south ward, recently accepted a part-time position in the borough as HARB’s Zoning and Planning administrator.
Borough manager Ralph Stewart explained Thompson’s resignation letter.
“Gina is taking a position in the borough,” Stewart said. “We did advertise, just like we do with all of our positions that go to the outside. We had one applicant and it turned out to be Gina … she has some very good experience.”
Because the position with HARB represents a conflict of interest, Thompson was forced to give up her seat on council.