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JPD never had an official death notification policy until a few weeks ago. What policy says - Vimarsana News

JPD never had an official death notification policy until a few weeks ago. What policy says

The death notification policy was made weeks after the Dexter Wade case. His family was never notified by JPD or the coroner's office about his death.

Source: yahoo.com
Class action lawsuit challenges retroactive placement on Tennessee's sex offender registry - Vimarsana News

Class action lawsuit challenges retroactive placement on Tennessee's sex offender registry

The lawsuit challenges the retroactive placement on the sex offender registry for thousands of Tennesseans.

Source: yahoo.com
Florida man faked Trump presidential pardon and tried a hitman to avoid fraud charges - Vimarsana News

Florida man faked Trump presidential pardon and tried a hitman to avoid fraud charges

Alexander Leszczynski was sentenced for fraud and murder-for-hire. He tried to use a presidential pardon on behalf of former President Donald Trump.

Source: yahoo.com
Arrest warrant issued for suspect in Jackson State student's slaying. What we know - Vimarsana News

Arrest warrant issued for suspect in Jackson State student's slaying. What we know

Arrest warrant issued for Jones College student, Joshua Brown,19, in connection to the Sunday night shooting death of JSU student, Jaylen Burns.

Source: yahoo.com
Abuse, conspiracy charges ensnare 9 Northern California cops in massive FBI probe - Vimarsana News

Abuse, conspiracy charges ensnare 9 Northern California cops in massive FBI probe

Current and former officers from Antioch and Pittsburg, California, police departments “acted as though they were above the law' prosecutors said.

Source: yahoo.com