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8-26-22 - Warren Kirkpatrick, 24 of Eldon, MO: Held in Wright County Jail on a 24-hour hold, with charges (1) Felony Resisting Arrest by Fleeing,(2) Speeding, exceeding 26mph or more, (3) Misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana, (4) Misdemeanor Unlawful Possession of Drug Paraphernalia 8-26-22 - Gary Piatt, 39 of Salem, MO: Held in Shannon County Jail, Bondable. Held on charges of (1) Felony Shannon County Warrant for Weapon Offence, Misdemeanor Patrol Charges, (2) Driving while Intoxicated, (3) Lane Violation. 8-26-22 - Ashley Martin, 28 of Ellington, MO: Cited and released following a misdemea...
Updated: 2:34 PM CST February 4, 2021 TEXAS, USA — In the middle of a recent shift at Kroger in Cedar Hill, Jackie Ryan was assisting customers with self-checkout when an elderly woman asked for help finding canned pumpkin. While Ryan pointed her in the right direction, the woman mentioned that she had been feeling sick. After Ryan helped her and her son pay for their groceries, the woman suddenly collapsed. Ryan quickly dialed 911, and a team of EMTs arrived to take the woman to the hospital. While overhearing the first responders question the woman, Ryan discovered that s...
In the middle of a recent shift at Kroger in Cedar Hill, Jackie Ryan was assisting customers with self-checkout when an elderly woman asked for help finding canned pumpkin. While Ryan pointed her in the right direction, the woman mentioned that she had been feeling sick. After Ryan helped her and her son pay for their groceries, the woman suddenly collapsed. Ryan quickly dialed 911, and a team of EMTs arrived to take the woman to the hospital. While overhearing the first responders question the woman, Ryan discovered that she had been sick for over two months and received a COVID-19 test earl...
Grocery shoppers formed a long line at the H-E-B grocery store at Hancock Center in Austin last year. Grocery store employees were called essential when the pandemic began, but haven't been given priority access to the coronavirus vaccine. Credit: Jordan Vonderhaar for The Texas Tribune Need to stay updated on coronavirus news in Texas? Our evening roundup will help you stay on top of the day's latest updates. Sign up here. In the middle of a recent shift at Kroger in Cedar Hill, Jackie Ryan was assisting customers with self-checkout when an elderly woman asked for help f...