Month: October 2022

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (WOWT) – A Council Bluffs man has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison for drugs and firearms charges last Friday.In March 2021, Council Bluffs police pulled over Theodore Snow, 39.Officers say they found meth and shotgun shells in Snow’s car along with a loaded pistol on Snow’s waistband.Authorities say

WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) – The city of Ogdensburg stopped giving its firefighters hazard pay. According to the city manager, the city determined a section of the contract with the firefighter union is illegal:The contract was negotiated and agreed upon by the city and the firemen. Case closed.Matt WeberThe old council with all their nepotism…It

GOP officials spread fentanyl fear at Liberty Township event  The Cincinnati Enquirersource

Three arrested after month-long drug investigation, sheriff says  The Livingston Parish Newssource

Albany felon indicted on drugs and gun charges  NEWS10 ABCsource

The BayNet Online News & Entertainment WALDORF, Md. – On October 27 at approximately 7:02 a.m., officers were investigating a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot of a convenience store in the 2400 block of Crain Highway in Waldorf when they observed a handgun on the driver’s side floorboard. The three occupants were removed from

The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office said they recovered over 200 jars of moonshine, stolen firearms, cash and illegal drugs on Friday during an investigation into a stolen car. According to information provided by the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office, on Oct. 28 deputies were responding to a residence on Ed Byerly Road in Lexington in connection with

The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office said they recovered over 200 jars of moonshine, stolen firearms, cash and illegal drugs on Friday during an investigation into a stolen car.According to information provided by the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office, on Oct. 28 deputies were responding to a residence on Ed Byerly Road in Lexington in connection with

Baby-faced killer and drugs boss who lived lavish lifestyle caged last week  Manchester Evening Newssource

Norwalk senior citizen Jacqueline Ruiz-Lara has had her share of health problems in recent years. A diabetic, Ruiz-Lara had open-heart surgery three years ago, has persistent problems with her knees and has suffered from a series of falls.All of these difficulties forced her to make repeated trips to the hospital, not to mention the raft