01 Nov 2024

Author: Emma Mason

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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga campus hosted an interpreted response to an active shooter response drill attended by the Chattanooga Fire Department

Chattanooga, TN – According to the officials, the drill included participation from the Chattanooga Police Department, Hamilton County EMS, Hamilton County 911, the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, UTC Police, and other nearby emergency agencies. This comprehensive exercise brought together emergency responders and volunteers to enhance…

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Father beat his baby, ‘who couldn’t fight back or even tell anyone that she was in pain’, to death before providing a confession in which he describes multiple beatings of his child; sentenced

Los Angeles, CA – According to the court documents, the 38-year-old dad, later identified as Kevln, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after he reportedly kiIIed his child last year. Prosecutors claim the defendant beat the baby to death. The…

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Man refused to move his car when his reIative asked, saying there was nowhere else to park and that he would leave it where it was, before grabbing a gun and trying to him

Jacksonville, FL – According to the police officials, the 51-year-old shooter, later identified as EIder, was arrested and later charegd with multiple charges, including: attempted felony murder causing injury while armed, discharging a firearm in a recreational and other charges after he reportedly shot his…

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The Chattanooga Fire Department successfully hosted the 3rd Annual “As 1 Community Kickball Game” in the Emma Wheeler neighborhood

Chattanooga, TN – According to the fire officials, this event was a remarkable collaboration between CFD, Southside Youth Development, and various community organizations, aimed at fostering engagement and building strong community ties. The day was filled with spirited kickball games, delicious food, and numerous fun…

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Man couldn’t wait to get his first task after an inmate told him he could get him a job as a professional killer for the mob, instead decided to go on his own killing spree; sentenced

Charlotte, N.C. – According to the court documents, the 44-year-old defendant, later identified as Quinsy, was sentenced to life in prison (without the possibility of parole) after he killed 44-year-old DaIe and 22-year-old Jedidah in 2002. Prosecutors say the defendant is already serving a life…