NATCHEZ — One man is dead after what Adams County Sheriff’s Deputies are calling a violent domestic disturbance that took place at multiple locations.

Adams County Sheriff Travis Patten said his office received a call in the early hours of Sunday morning about a domestic situation on Carmel Church Road.

Before deputies could arrive, they received 9-1-1 dispatch reports that Calvin Carter forced Tawana Jones into his vehicle at gunpoint and left the residence.

Dispatchers told deputies that Jones and Carter were traveling on Shieldsboro Road and they were being followed by a family member of Jones.

At the end of Shieldsboro Road, an altercation occurred between Carter and the family member of Jones. During that altercation, shots were fired that resulted in the death of Carter, Sheriff Patten said.

Deputies arrived and the scene and secured it.

“A thorough investigation involving multiple crime scenes is taking place. Jones is in stable condition after being transported to Merit Health Hospital because of her injuries,” Patten said.

He said more details will be released after further investigation.

HINDS COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) – A multi-vehicle crash happened Saturday evening around 7 p.m. off Interstate 20 eastbound about three miles before the Edwards, Miss. exit.

The accident involved three cars and two 18-wheelers.

The passengers of the two 18-wheelers and one of the cars were uninjured.

The drivers of two of the vehicles sustained injuries and were transported to UMMC with unknown injuries.

Anthony Brumley, a 62-year-old passenger of one of the vehicles, a Ford Maverick, died from injuries sustained from the crash and was pronounced dead at the scene.

The crash remains under investigation by the Mississippi Highway Patrol.

WLBT was at the scene.

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MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) – The State Games of Mississippi continue throughout the weekend with several events taking place throughout the Queen City.

The youth softball tournament was held at the Northeast Softball Complex.

Kids of all ages around the area came out to compete in the tournament, but most importantly, Saturday’s event was to help grow their love of the game.

“Well, a lot of these girls don’t get to play tournaments, so this is kind of their first experience for a lot of them. So they’re getting that tournament experience and maybe some of them will go on to, you know, be tournament team players and get out there and play at a little bit higher level,” said Softball Commissioner, Sonja Rowell.

On top of this weekend being an awesome opportunity for these players, the tournament also brings in visitors from around the area, which boosts the local economy.

“It brings in so many people. It brings in people from all the areas, they come in, they stay in our hotels, they eat in our restaurants, they spend money here, which boosts our local economy,” said Marketing Director for the State Games of Mississippi, Amanda Bratu.

Gold and silver medals were handed out after Championship games were played.

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