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Arkansas State Police make arrest in car show shooting that left one person dead, 26 others wounded
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The Arkansas State Police made the primary arrest on Wednesday in reference to a taking pictures at a automobile present Saturday evening that left one particular person useless and 26 others injured.
Brandon Deandra Knight, 22, was taken into custody after being launched from the hospital Wednesday morning and charged with first-degree battery and aggravated assault.
The taking pictures broke out between two folks shortly after 7:00 p.m. on Saturday evening on the annual “Hood-Nic” occasion in Dumas, which is about 90 miles southeast of Little Rock.
Crime scene tape lies on the bottom, Sunday, March 20, 2022 on the scene the place a taking pictures that left over 20 injured and one useless occurred Saturday evening in Dumas, Ark.
(Staci Vandagriff/The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette through AP)
Cameron Shaffer, a 23-year-old from Jacksonville, was shot and later pronounced deceased on the Dumas hospital. There was no indication that Shaffer was concerned within the taking pictures, authorities mentioned Sunday.
5 youngsters youthful than 11 have been wounded, together with one toddler who was simply 19-months-old.
HOUSTON GIRL, 9, DIES, WRONGLY SHOT BY ROBBERY VICTIM, POLICE SAY; ADDING TO RASH OF CHILD GUN VICTIMS
Brittany Allen, a sufferer who suffered a gunshot wound to the leg, advised KARK {that a} struggle broke out shortly earlier than the taking pictures.
“Then I simply began to listen to actually faint gunshots,” Allen advised the native information outlet. “They actually sound identical to firecrackers, nearly.”
One particular person was killed and 26 others have been wounded within the taking pictures throughout a neighborhood occasion on Saturday night in Dumas, Arkansas.
(FOX 16 of Little Rock)
The Hood-Nic occasion, which is brief for neighborhood picnic, is an annual neighborhood occasion that additionally includes a parade, bonfire, and musical performances and is supposed to “rebuild, reunite, and reply to the wants of the youth in our communities.”
“The aim of Hood-Nic has all the time been to carry the neighborhood collectively,” the group mentioned in an announcement. “This mindless violence wants to finish.”
Knight is being held on the Dumas metropolis jail forward of a court docket look on Thursday.
One particular person was arrested after the taking pictures on “unrelated” fees, authorities mentioned Sunday.
Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson known as the incident “a complete disregard of the worth of life.”
“Because the investigation continues, I’ll study particulars to see if there are any steps that would have been taken to forestall the sort of tragedy,” he mentioned in an announcement on Sunday.
The Related Press contributed to this report.
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Indiana's completion of a 16-year highway extension project is a 'historic milestone,' governor says
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb marked the completion of a $4 billion, 142-mile extension of a major interstate highway Tuesday, calling it a “historic milestone” 16 years after work began on the project.
Holcomb’s two predecessors — former Vice President Mike Pence and former Gov. Mitch Daniels — joined him at a morning ceremony on Indianapolis’ southwest side, hours before Interstate 69’s southbound ramps to Interstate 465 were scheduled to open to traffic. Northbound ramps are set to open as soon as Friday.
Holcomb called the completion of the extension’s 26-mile (42-kilometer) Martinsville-to-Indianapolis segment a “historic milestone.” It’s the final stretch of the 142-mile (229-kilometer) I-69 extension from Evansville to Indianapolis whose construction began in 2008. Some work on pavement and bridges will continue through the rest of the year in the Indianapolis area.
Before work on the extension began, I-69 ran from the Canadian border at Port Huron, Michigan, south to Indianapolis. Completion of the final link means it now runs continuously from Port Huron to Evansville.
The project spanned the administrations of Daniels, Pence and Holcomb, all Republicans. The highway, which was built in six segments, faced legal challenges from environmental groups but those failed to scuttle the project.
“There were a lot of cynics along the way, a lot of doubters that understandably wondered if it would be completed in their lifetimes,” Holcomb told reporters Tuesday, The Indianapolis Star reported. “Today we prove that no project is too big.”
While work on the extension began in southwestern Indiana in 2008, construction of the final section that now runs between Martinsville and Indianapolis didn’t begin until 2019.
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb delivers his State of the State address to a joint session of the Legislature at the Statehouse, Jan. 9, 2024, in Indianapolis. Credit: AP/Darron Cummings
That $2 billion final stretch upgraded 26 miles (42 kilometers) of State Road 37 to interstate standards and included construction of 10 new interchanges and more than 35 lane miles (56 kilometers) of local access roads through Morgan, Johnson and Marion Counties.
Former Iowa Hawkeye sprinter Brittany Brown is an Olympic medalist.
With a time of 22.20 seconds in the women’s 200-meter final, Brown placed third to earn a bronze medal at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
She is the first woman from Iowa’s program to earn an individual Olympic medal in track and field, according to Iowa Athletics.
More: Resiliency carries former Iowa sprinter Brittany Brown to first Olympics
The 29-year-old sprinter was one of two USA runners to medal, with Gabrielle Thomas winning gold with a time of 21.83.
Brown, a Southern California native, qualified for the Games after placing second in the women’s 200 during the U.S. Olympic Trials on June 29, running a personal-best time of 21.90.
She then won both of her pre-final Olympic heats with times of 22.38 and 22.12.
Her success this summer comes after a slew of injuries and setbacks over the past two years. A sports hernia led to osteitis pubis, which limits productivity from the hips, pelvis and groin area. A labrum tear in Brown’s hip caused so much pain that she required numerous platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections spread across several months.
Her last one came roughly three months before qualifying for the Olympics.
“How I got here was with a lot of resilience,” Brown told the Register in July. “I wasn’t like a child prodigy or this coach saw me (early on) and knew I was going to be great. A lot of just picking myself up every time a setback has happened or anything hasn’t been the easiest.”
Brown is Iowa’s 26th track Olympian and first since Kineke Alexander, Troy Doris and Diane Nukuri-Johnson qualified for the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, according to Iowa Athletics.
During her Iowa career, Brown become an 11-time all-American with school records in the 100 and 200 meters.
Full Olympics women’s 200m final results
- Gabriella Thomas, 21.83 (USA)
- Julien Alfred, 22.08 (Saint Lucia)
- Brittany Brown, 22.20 (USA)
- Dina Asher-Smith, 22.22 (Great Britain)
- Daryll Neita, 22.23 (Great Britain)
- Favour Ofili, 22.24 (Nigeria)
- McKenzie Long, 22.42 (USA)
- Jessika Gbai, 22.70 (Ivory Coast)
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