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Smith and other local officials, including the Jena police chief and mayor and the county district attorney, issued a statement saying threats had also been made against the student who was beaten. In the statement, they denounced all of the threats.
First the student is viciously attacked, now he is being threatened because some people don't want his attackers brought to justice. Sadly enough his attack and the threats made against him barely get a footnote in the media.
- Laws Must Be Created To Keep Police From Killing Dogs
Mayor Cheye Calvo got home from work, saw a package addressed to his wife on the front porch and brought it inside, putting it on a table. Suddenly, police with guns drawn kicked in the door and stormed in, shooting to death the couple's two dogs...
- Thousands Rally In La. To Support Beating Of White Teen
How can anyone rally in support of 6 teens who viciously attacked another teen. I am horrified at the message being sent. That if you are black it is OK to assault white people, just claim they did something to offend your race. Then Al Sharpton and Jesse...
- But They Attend Public Schools, Why Aren't They Properly Socialized?
One is a 15-year-old who was recently suspended from his suburban high school for making violent threats, according to police. The other is an awkward 17-year-old hungry for attention, acquaintances say. Together, they envisioned a bloody assault on...
- Choctaws Could Change Agreement If New Chief Elected
Chief Martin has pledged that if a nonbinding referendum shows Jackson County residents don't approve of the plans, the casino won't be built. Whether that agreement would be honored by another chief is the question. Jackson County Supervisor...
- Choctaw Casino Bum Deal For Jackson County
The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians has not said how the tribe’s proposed casino in Jackson County would provide funding for “schools, roads, public safety and other local needs,” but its contributions to communities surrounding its existing...
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Smith and other local officials, including the Jena police chief and mayor and the county district attorney, issued a statement saying threats had also been made against the student who was beaten. In the statement, they denounced all of the threats.
First the student is viciously attacked, now he is being threatened because some people don't want his attackers brought to justice. Sadly enough his attack and the threats made against him barely get a footnote in the media.
- Laws Must Be Created To Keep Police From Killing Dogs
Mayor Cheye Calvo got home from work, saw a package addressed to his wife on the front porch and brought it inside, putting it on a table. Suddenly, police with guns drawn kicked in the door and stormed in, shooting to death the couple's two dogs...
- Thousands Rally In La. To Support Beating Of White Teen
How can anyone rally in support of 6 teens who viciously attacked another teen. I am horrified at the message being sent. That if you are black it is OK to assault white people, just claim they did something to offend your race. Then Al Sharpton and Jesse...
- But They Attend Public Schools, Why Aren't They Properly Socialized?
One is a 15-year-old who was recently suspended from his suburban high school for making violent threats, according to police. The other is an awkward 17-year-old hungry for attention, acquaintances say. Together, they envisioned a bloody assault on...
- Choctaws Could Change Agreement If New Chief Elected
Chief Martin has pledged that if a nonbinding referendum shows Jackson County residents don't approve of the plans, the casino won't be built. Whether that agreement would be honored by another chief is the question. Jackson County Supervisor...
- Choctaw Casino Bum Deal For Jackson County
The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians has not said how the tribe’s proposed casino in Jackson County would provide funding for “schools, roads, public safety and other local needs,” but its contributions to communities surrounding its existing...