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The following individuals have been sentenced in 24th Circuit Court: Anthony Wayne Creighton, Marlette. Guilty: Count 1, weapons-firearms possession by felon. Dismissed 2 counts: Count 2, assault with dangerous weapon; Count 3, weapons – felony firearm. Sentenced to 365 days jail with credit 81 days served; fines and costs $1,651.60. Richard Lee Earnest, Waterford. Guilty:
The following individuals have been sentenced in 73A District Court or bound over to 24th Circuit Court: Jason Luis Promo, Peck. Count 1, breaking & entering building with intent to commit malicious destruction. Exam waived. Bound over. Jason Luis Promo, Peck. Counts 1 & 2, assault with dangerous weapon (felonious assault). Count 3, weapons-firearms- brandishing
Four Black residents and two civil rights organizations filed a lawsuit Monday in an effort to block new political maps for the Louisiana House and Senate from taking effect.
The plaintiffs allege the Legislature’s new maps, which are supposed to be used in the 2023 elections, don’t include enough majority-Black districts.
Perry County Obituaries - Feb. 13, 2021 PennLive.com 2/13/2021 He was born Feb. 1, 1949. He married Sharon M. Boyer on Feb. 21, 1970. They had two children, Jesse F. Boyer IV (Katrina) and Molly B. Cappawana (John). A 1967 graduate of Susquenita High School, he was known for his dancing skills, playing football, driving fast, getting in scraps, and being the life of the party — both in and out of class. There were few teachers who considered him a joy to have in class. He was a member of IBEW LU 143, serving a four-year apprenticeship and retiring from the trade. He was looked to by many ...