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Conway SC council candidates answer questionnaire | News - Vimarsana News

Conway SC council candidates answer questionnaire | News

Here are the candidates who are running for Conway City Council. Each candidate responded to a MyHorryNews questionnaire.

US Marshals join search for McNairy County shooting suspect - Vimarsana News

US Marshals join search for McNairy County shooting suspect

The McNairy County Sheriff's Office is on the hunt for a man named Doyle Jarnigan, who is still at large for allegedly shooting a man.

Source: wbbjtv.com
An Otherworldly Glow: Linda Devenow at the O'Brien Photo Gallery - Vimarsana News

An Otherworldly Glow: Linda Devenow at the O'Brien Photo Gallery

Infrared produces images that are not possible with conventional photographic films. This is Linda Devenow’s world.

Source: klcc.org
11 Dorset criminals jailed for more than 39 years in February - Vimarsana News

11 Dorset criminals jailed for more than 39 years in February

Dorset criminals jailed in February 2021 CRIMINALS jailed in February for Dorset offences include a child rapist, a one-punch killer and a paedophile snared in an undercover police sting. The courts are continuing to operate and deal with cases, including jury trials, despite the current Covid lockdown. The list below includes 11 offenders that were put behind bars by judges last month. Their combined sentences totalled 39 years and six months imprisonment although some of them could be released on licence part way through their time behind bars. All of the criminals committed off...

Police officer who was spat at speaks about 'vile' assault - Vimarsana News

Police officer who was spat at speaks about 'vile' assault

Sentencing consultation Taking into account the credit – the reduction given for people who admit offences – that had to be given to Durrant for his guilty plea, the sentence of eight months imprisonment was towards the maximum possible within the guidelines for an offence of assaulting an emergency worker. The current maximum custodial sentence stands at 12 months. A sentencing guideline – the non-binding structure within which judges follow in the majority of cases when deciding the fate of defendants – is currently under consultation for assaults on emergency workers. The d...