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Dinwiddie County announces 2021 Hometown Heroes Carolyn Smith and John Bonner have been honored as this year's Dinwiddie Hometown Heroes. (Source: Dinwiddie County) By Hannah Eason | February 27, 2021 at 4:29 PM EST - Updated February 27 at 4:30 PM DINWIDDIE COUNTY, Va. (WWBT) - Two Dinwiddie residents have been honored as 2021′s Hometown Heroes, highlighting their backgrounds in law enforcement and agriculture in honor of Black History Month. Carolyn A. Smith, a life-long resident of Dinwiddie County, was honored for her contributions to law enforcement. Dinwiddie native John W....

How Jackson County court deputies train for evictions Follow Us Question of the Day By CORTLYNN STARK and ROBERT A. CRONKLETON - Associated Press - Saturday, January 30, 2021 BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. (AP) - Jackson County Court deputies shot a man earlier this month while serving an eviction notice after he allegedly pointed a weapon at them. The specifics of what led up to the shooting are unclear, but what the incident does show is how evictions can quickly turn violent, which can put the deputies and tenants in li...

Court deputies who carry out evictions in Jackson County do not receive crisis intervention training Spokesperson says they do learn de-escalation Court deputies who carry out evictions in Jackson County do not receive crisis intervention training and last updated 2021-01-13 19:27:20-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An investigation is underway after a man was shot by court deputies while being evicted last Friday. Since the shooting occurred, the 41 Action News I-Team has been digging into the training the court deputies who carry out evictions receive. Jackson County, Missouri, is unique in tha...

Photo by Danielle Randle via KC Tenants Jackson County 16th Circuit Court Judge J. Dale Youngs signed an Administrative Order on Monday, Jan. 11 to temporarily suspend issuing evictions through January 24, or until the order is amended or revised. The order cited significant, and at times violent, social and political unrest, and the spread of COVID-19 within the court and the community. The Court Administrator and Department of Civil Process were ordered to “temporarily suspend issuance of all writs of restitution in all actions filed under Chapters 534 and 535 of the Revised Statutes of M...

This week, something truly unspeakable happened. george zimmerman, the man acquitted of the 2012 killing of trayvon martin is now suing the dead teen's family and others involved. he's seeking $100 million. claiming the case against him was built on false evidence and making charges of conspiracy and abuse of the civil process. it is one thing to, in many people's opinion, get away with murder. but then to come back now and sue the victim's parents and others. saying that you were in somehow abused. can you imagine the pain of a mother and father burying a