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South Callaway boys wrestling freshman Ethan Munford competes on Day 2 - Vimarsana News

South Callaway boys wrestling freshman Ethan Munford competes on Day 2

COLUMBIA -- While the South Callaway Bulldogs didn't have an all-state finish, Ethan Munford advanced to Day 2 as a freshman, and it was Eli Benningfield's final time wrestling under father/coach Micah Benningfield in the Class 1 state championships Thursday at Mizzou Arena.

Former Fife PC guilty of unlawful pursuit and assault - Vimarsana News

Former Fife PC guilty of unlawful pursuit and assault

Jack Brownlee, who carried out a 20 minute pursuit through the Levenmouth area, is no longer a serving police officer.

Policeman guilty of smacking 'frightened' witness with baton after 100mph car chase - Vimarsana News

Policeman guilty of smacking 'frightened' witness with baton after 100mph car chase

Former cop Jack Brownlee, 29 was found guilty of assaulting a man by smacking him with a baton and for driving recklessly during a high speed chase in Fife. He was fined £300 and banned from the roads for a year

Montgomery Riverfront brawl was an evil scene. Not long ago, they would've gotten away with it. - Vimarsana News

Montgomery Riverfront brawl was an evil scene. Not long ago, they would've gotten away with it.

There was a time white people could pummel a Black dock worker for just doing his job and nothing would be done about it – legally or otherwise.

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Montgomery Riverfront brawl a reminder of an era of terror in America - Vimarsana News

Montgomery Riverfront brawl a reminder of an era of terror in America

There was a time white people could pummel a Black dock worker for just doing his job and nothing would be done about it — legally or otherwise, Amelia Robinson writes.