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Prentiss County inmate's run from the law is short - Home - WCBI TV - Vimarsana News

Prentiss County inmate's run from the law is short - Home - WCBI TV

Prentiss County inmate's run from the law is short from Home - WCBI TV | Your News Leader

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Escape short-lived for Booneville man - Vimarsana News

Escape short-lived for Booneville man

BOONEVILLE • A man who escaped to the Prentiss County Jail Monday afternoon only made it as far as the hospital before being recaptured.

Woman not charged for aiding Prentiss County escapee - Vimarsana News

Woman not charged for aiding Prentiss County escapee

BOONEVILLE • A woman detained Monday afternoon won't be charged with aiding a man escape the Prentiss County Jail. In fact, she actually helped law enforcement recapture William Ray "Bo"

Gov. Greg Abbott awards Texas Legislative Medal of Honors to 2 service members - Vimarsana News

Gov. Greg Abbott awards Texas Legislative Medal of Honors to 2 service members

Two Texas Legislative Medal of Honors were awarded to the families of fallen service members for their sacrifices while in the military. The award is the highest medal of honor given to a member of military forces by the state of Texas.

Court: $1.5M to transgender woman for 'bogus' cocaine arrest - Vimarsana News

Court: $1.5M to transgender woman for 'bogus' cocaine arrest

A Black transgender woman is due $1.5 million for the “seemingly bogus” cocaine trafficking charge which kept her jailed for months in 2015 after Atlanta police officers arrested her for allegedly jaywalking, a federal judge has ruled. Judge William Ray II awarded the money to Ju’Zema Goldring on Thursday, two days after a jury found that officer Vladimir Henry should pay that amount, online federal district court records show. “She spent nearly 6 months in the Fulton County jail based on this seemingly bogus charge,” Ray wrote.

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