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Case against Hattiesburg police detective will go to trial - Vimarsana News

Case against Hattiesburg police detective will go to trial

View Comments A case against a Hattiesburg police detective and the city of Hattiesburg is scheduled for trial now that efforts to have the lawsuit dismissed have been denied. The city, which was dismissed from the suit, was named in the case because it oversees operations of the police department. Arthur Jones of Gulfport filed the lawsuit in federal court in 2018, claiming he was falsely accused of murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old Jabarri Goudy, a star football player at Collins High School, who was shot multiple times outside a Hattiesburg nightclub around 2 a.m. July 5, 2015....

Veteran's Avenue pier proposal heading to court over dispute with local, state officials - Vimarsana News

Veteran's Avenue pier proposal heading to court over dispute with local, state officials

A proposal to build a pier, a lawsuit to prevent the pier, a vote for a lease to build the pier, and now a Temporary Restraining Order. All of this has taken place since 2019 when Biloxi and Harrison County proposed a lease with a local developer to rebuild the Veteran’s Avenue pier.

Source: wlox.com
New federal charges detail how Coast businessman 'exploited' COVID fears across Southeast - Vimarsana News

New federal charges detail how Coast businessman 'exploited' COVID fears across Southeast

New federal charges detail how Coast businessman 'exploited' COVID fears across Southeast Anita Lee, The Sun Herald Jan. 28—Sweeping federal charges against Ocean Springs businessman Kenneth Bryan Ritchey lay out in detail a conspiracy to snap up personal protective equipment and reap windfall profits during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic at the expense of hospitals desperate to protect employees from the virus. The indictment accuses Ritchey of working with 11 unnamed co-conspirators to buy and hoard PPE sold at inflated prices. He is accused of defrauding health...

Source: msn.com