Bond Denied to 3 Arson Suspects
Yesterday | via Patch.com
Chief Magistrate Judge Susan Camp denied bond to three of the four men accused of being involved with the General Western Cotton Mill fire on May 12, according to wsbtv.com . According to the report, bond has been denied to the three men charged with arson: Jeromie Hand, 17, of Douglasville, Terry Carringer 18 of Hiram and Adrian Bond, 18 of ... (more) Comment?
Bond denied for 3 of 4 charged in historic mill fire
Wednesday | via Palm Beach Post
Saying they were a danger to society, a Douglas County magistrate judge Wednesday denied bond for three of four suspects arrested in connection with the fire earlier this month that destroyed a historic mill in Douglasville, Channel 2 Action News reported. Comment?
Police: Men huffing burned historic mill
Tuesday | via WSB-TV
A tip from a Facebook user led investigators to four young men now charged in connection with a fire that destroyed a historic mill in Douglas County. Comment?
4 Face Arson Charges In Mill Fire
Tuesday May 29 | via Patch.com
Jeromie Hand, 17 of Douglasville, and Adrian Bond, 18 of Shelbyville, TN, have been arrested and charged with arson and several other charges in connection with the burning of the General Western Cotton Mill on May 12, Douglas County Sheriff Phil Miller said in a press conference this afternoon. Comment?
Hiram Teen, Others To Face Arson Charges
Tuesday May 29 | via Patch.com
A Hiram teen is slated to be arrested and charged in connection with the May 12 burning of the General Western Cotton Mill in Douglasville. Comment?
4 charged in fire that burned historic mill
Tuesday May 29 | via Palm Beach Post
A Facebook tip and an incriminating video helped lead to the arrest of four young men in connection with an arson fire earlier this month that destroyed a historic mill in Douglasville, authorities said. Comment?
Abuse of Tennessee Walking Horses: for want of a shoea
Monday May 28 | via Examiner.com
A A All crimes have what is called a "ripple effect" - akin to a rock tossed into a still pond; ripples expand until the entire pond is affected, and like a famous 1300's rhyme it all comes down. Comment?
Man Arrested for Kidnapping, Raping 12-year-old Girl
Friday May 25 | via WZTV Top Stories
Winchester Police arrest a 32-year-old man they say kidnapped and raped a 12-year-old girl. Comment?
Man Arrested for Kidnapping, Raping 12-year-old Girl
Friday May 25 | via WZTV Top Stories
Winchester Police arrest a 32-year-old man they say kidnapped and raped a 12-year-old girl. Comment?
Walking Horse board slaps trainer Jackie McConnell w...
Thursday May 24 | via The Tennessean
Jackie McConnell was kicked out of the Walking Horse Hall of Fame amid fallout from a soring video. Comment?
Wednesday May 23 | via Memphis Commercial Appeal
The Tennessee Walking Horse industry's premier show suspended for life one-time trainer Jackie L. McConnell and kicked him out of its Hall of Fame on Wednesday amid the fallout from a video detailing the abusive practice of soring. Comment?
McConnell Faces Up To 5 Years In Prison, $250,000 Fi...
Tuesday May 22 | via Chattanoogan.com
A horse trainer featured in a secretly taped video beating a horse faces up to five years in prison and up to a $250,000 fine after pleading guilty in federal court in Chattanooga on Tuesday morning. Comment?
Exposure of abuse of Tennessee Walking Horses not news
Sunday May 20 | via Examiner.com
Shelbyville residents, and many in the Tennessee Walking Horse industry, are reportedly "shocked" at the practice of abuse utilized by nationally known trainer Jackie McConnell, recently caught on video by the Humane Society. Comment?
4 people charged with setting Douglasville cotton mi...
Jun 9, 2011 | via CBS Atlanta
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has charged four people with setting a fire that destroyed the old cotton mill in Douglasville. Comment?
Two people charged with setting Douglasville cotton ...
Jun 9, 2011 | via CBS Atlanta
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has arrested two people and charged them with setting a fire that destroyed the old cotton mill in Douglasville. Comment?