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Crime Reports: Friday, Feb. 10, 2023 – Mississippi’s Best Community Newspaper
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Crime Experiences: Friday, Feb. 10, 2023
Revealed 12:00 am Friday, February 10, 2023
Natchez Police Division
Arrests — Monday
Delandro James Bell, 34, 1229 Texas Avenue, Natchez, on expenses of disorderly conduct – disturbing the peace (public or peace or others) and public drunk/vile profane language in public. No bond set on both cost.
Johnny Frank Burgess, 28, 2263 Mississippi State Freeway 35 South, Mount Olive, on expenses of motorcar: fleeing or eluding a regulation enforcement officer in a motorcar, motorcar: tag: switched, and resisting or obstructing arrest. No bond set on any of the costs.
Julia Savoy Forman, 67, 3274 U.S. Freeway 61 North, Fayette, on expenses of disorderly conduct – failure to adjust to requests of officer and resisting or obstructing arrest. No bond set on both cost.
Experiences — Wednesday
Site visitors cease on Previous Washington Highway.
Site visitors cease on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue.
Site visitors cease on U.S. 61 North.
False alarm on U.S. 61 North.
Site visitors cease on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
Experiences — Tuesday
Site visitors cease on Liberty Highway.
Site visitors cease on Minor Avenue.
Eleven visitors stops on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
4 visitors stops on Lynda Lee Drive.
Site visitors cease on Fifth Avenue.
Two visitors stops on U.S. 61 North.
Site visitors cease on North Shields Lane.
Harassment on Cottage Farm Highway.
Struggle in progress on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
Site visitors cease on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue.
Site visitors cease on Melrose-Montebello Parkway.
Site visitors cease on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive/Liberty Highway.
Shoplifting on U.S. 61 South.
Threats on Irving Lane.
Three visitors stops on Devereux Drive.
Site visitors cease on Linton Avenue.
Site visitors cease on Madison Avenue.
Site visitors cease on Broadway Avenue.
Three visitors stops on John R. Junkin Drive.
Site visitors cease on Linden Drive.
Site visitors cease on Authorities Fleet Highway.
Site visitors cease on East Steirs Lane.
Site visitors cease on Elm Avenue.
Site visitors cease on U.S. 61 South.
Accident on Gayosa Avenue.
False alarm on Glenwood Drive.
Experiences — Monday
Six visitors stops on John R. Junkin Drive.
Site visitors cease at Nook Mart/John R. Junkin Drive.
Site visitors cease on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive/Parkway Baptist Church.
Accident on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive/Benefit Well being Natchez.
Site visitors cease on U.S. 61 South/Automotive Wash.
Accident on Miller Avenue.
Site visitors cease on Englewood Highway.
Six visitors stops on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
Two visitors stops on East Franklin Avenue.
Two visitors stops on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue.
Site visitors cease on Bingham Lane.
Two visitors stops on Auburn Avenue.
Harassment on Devereux Drive.
Disturbance on Claiborne Avenue.
Fraud/false pretense on Jeff Davis Boulevard.
Easy assault on Devereux Drive.
Accident on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
Animal cruelty on Gayosa Avenue.
Site visitors cease on Lynda Lee Drive.
Two visitors stops on Devereux Drive.
Theft on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
Intelligence report on Devereux Drive.
Disturbance on Lumber Avenue.
Shoplifting on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
Hit and run on Authorities Fleet Highway.
False alarm on John R. Junkin Drive.
Site visitors cease on South Canal Avenue.
Site visitors cease on U.S. 61 North.
False alarm on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
Adams County Sheriff’s Workplace
Arrests — Tuesday
James Fosselman, 57, Sedgefield Highway, Natchez, on cost of driving underneath the affect. Held on $500.00 bond.
Vantrell Learon Jenkins, 35, Village Sq. Flats, Natchez, on cost of possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. Held with out bond.
Carlos Antoine Smith, 34, Terry Highway, Natchez, on expenses of driving underneath the affect and no seat belt. Launched on $1,000 bond.
Kyesha L. Thomas, North Magnolia Avenue, Vidalia, La., on expenses of driving underneath the affect, no baby restraint, and baby endangerment. Launched on $1,500 bond.
Arrests — Monday
Casey Aldridge, 33, Lewis Lane, Natchez, on cost of parole violation. Held with out bond.
Jaylon Davilon Hayes, 21, Lagrange Highway, Natchez, on cost of contempt of court docket for failure to conform. Held with out bond.
Kennedy D. Smith, 23, Financial institution Drive, St. Gabriel, La., on expenses of driving underneath the affect, dashing, seat belt violation, and possession of marijuana. Launched on $2,000 bond.
Experiences — Wednesday
False alarm on Previous U.S. Freeway 84 No. 1.
Experiences — Tuesday
Intelligence report on L.E. Barry Highway.
Unlawful dumping on Previous Nation Membership Drive.
Warrant/affidavit on South Canal Avenue.
Alarm on Bob Barrett Highway.
Experiences — Monday
Home disturbance on Decrease Woodville Highway.
Site visitors cease on Col. John Pitchford Parkway.
Site visitors cease on Kingston Highway.
Warrant/affidavit on State Avenue.
Threats on Decrease Woodville Highway.
Easy assault on State Avenue.
Concordia Parish Sheriff’s Workplace
Arrests — Tuesday
Crystal Gordon, 34, 100 Woodmount, Ferriday, outdoors company warrant. No bond set.
Jatayius Johnson, 22, 27393 Louisiana Freeway 15, Ferriday, possession of marijuana, aggravated flight, and reckless operation. No bond set.
Dekler Lyons, 28, 2015 Fairchild St., Baton Rouge, bench warrant for failure to pay for unlawful possession of stolen firearms and probation and parole warrant. No bond set.
William C. Tarrant, 32, 95 Moderna Place, Decherd, TN, warrant for one more company. No bond set.
Travis Marceaux, 31, homeless, probation and parole violation and possession of marijuana. Fined $550.
Robert Reid, 44, 273 Cowan St., Ferriday, bench warrant for failure to seem for schedule II medicine. Bond set at $1,700.
Arrests — Monday
Lynette Pittman, 52, 507 Tennessee Ave., misdemeanor home abuse battery. No bond set.
Charles Pittman, 77, 507 Tennessee Ave., Ferriday, bench warrant for failure to pay. Bond set at $1,050.
Alton Jackson, 28, 76 Mobley Highway, Silver Creek, computer-aided solicitation of a minor and indecent habits with juveniles. No bond set.
Edward Robinson, 32, 317 East Dixie, Oakdale, computer-aided solicitation. No bond set.
Experiences — Wednesday
Tried break-in on Ferry Highway.
Vehicle accident on Louisiana Freeway 65.
Site visitors cease on US 84.
Experiences — Tuesday
Nuisance animals on US 84.
Warrant on Mimosa Drive.
Undesirable particular person on Stephens Highway.
Drug regulation violation on Louisiana Avenue.
Site visitors stops on Carter Avenue.
Pc aided solicitation of a minor on Carter Avenue.
Bench warrant on Carter Avenue.
Fraud on Carter Avenue.
Suspicious particular person on Airport Highway.
Alarm on Vail Acres Highway.
Struggle at Ridgecrest Retailer.
Struggle on Levens Addition Highway.
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Arizona State eyes first win against an SEC opponent vs. Mississippi State
Mississippi State at Arizona State, Saturday, 10:30 p.m. ET (ESPN)
BetMGM College Football Odds: Arizona State by 6 1/2.
Series record: First meeting.
WHAT’S AT STAKE?
Arizona State and Mississippi State both had dominant wins in the season-opening weekend and now have a tougher challenge when they face each other on Saturday night. The Sun Devils are trying to build off an impressive 48-7 win over Wyoming and prove they might be a factor in the Big 12 race. Arizona State has never beaten an SEC opponent. Mississippi State plays its second game under new coach Jeff Lebby. The Bulldogs beat Eastern Kentucky 56-7 in their season opener..
KEY MATCHUP
Mississippi State QB Blake Shapen vs. the Arizona State defense. The Sun Devils scored a touchdown on the second play of their opener when Zyrus Fiaseu picked off a pass and returned it to the end zone. It was one of two interceptions on the day for Arizona State. Shapen had a great debut against Eastern Kentucky but will face a much tougher defense on Saturday.
PLAYERS TO WATCH
Mississippi State: Shapen had a terrific first game with the Bulldogs, throwing for 247 yards and three touchdowns while also running for 44 yards and a TD against Eastern Kentucky. The 6-foot-1 senior played the previous three college seasons at Baylor with mixed success. Shapen has thrown a TD pass in 12 consecutive games dating to this time at Baylor in 2022.
Arizona State: RB Cam Skattebo led a balanced rushing attack against Wyoming, gaining 49 yards and scoring a touchdown. Skattebo was a do-it-all player for Arizona State last year, spending time at quarterback, running back and receiver. The Sun Devils might not need him to be as versatile this season, but he’s still a threat from just about anywhere on the field.
FACTS & FIGURES
Mississippi State had six different players score touchdowns against Eastern Kentucky. … The Bulldogs’ 93.7 passing grade in the opener was the second-best mark in all of the FBS, trailing only Purdue, according to Pro Football Focus. … Mississippi State’s Kevin Coleman Jr. returned five punts for 117 yards last week. … Arizona State was credited with just two missed tackles on defense in the opener, tied for the third-lowest tally among FBS schools. … Skattebo is 270 rushing yards away from reaching 3,000 in his career. He is 342 all-purpose yards away from reaching 4,000 and 202 receiving yards away from reaching 1,000.
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How Mississippi State football is preparing for Arizona State weather, late kickoff
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STARKVILLE — Mississippi State football is preparing to play a team that, at least through one game, looks vastly improved from last season.
Coach Jeff Lebby admitted on Monday, and Bulldog players have noticed it too after Arizona State (1-0) thumped Wyoming 48-7 in its opener.
MSU (1-0) must also factor in the late kickoff that is scheduled Saturday (9:30 p.m. CT, ESPN) at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe, Arizona. Mississippi is hot, but so is Arizona — a different kind of hot, too.
Modifications and remedies are being made, such as the team leaving Starkville on Thursday instead of how it normally would on a Friday for a Saturday game.
“For our guys, just knowing exactly what we are getting into,” Lebby said. “We continue to talk about that through yesterday and this morning and (are) having those conversations to understand what it’s going to look like late in the week. We got to do a great job from a preparation standpoint of how we are hydrating, how we are eating and how we are resting to give us the ability to go on the road on this flight and be able to be at our best Saturday night.”
Just this week, Phoenix broke a record with its 100th straight day of 100-degree temperatures. According to AccuWeather, the high on Saturday in Tempe will be 107 degrees with a low of 86. The temperature should dip to around 91 near kickoff with a humidity of 24%.
“Coach Lebby has already been harping on that,” tight end Justin Ball said. “We’ve already been hydrating and making sure we are getting rest every single day. We leave on Thursday, so we already talked about the plan to make sure we are hydrating the entire plane ride there, making sure when we get there we get acclimated as quickly as you can and just staying together. Making sure we’re focused, make sure we keep the goal first and then execute the game plan.”
MORE: Jeff Lebby says Mississippi State football didn’t put on a good enough show. Here’s how he’s wrong
Mississippi State played well the last time it played in Arizona
The Bulldogs played Arizona in Tucson two seasons ago. They squandered a pedestrian Wildcats team 39-17. Kickoff for that game was at 8 p.m. PST though the temperature was 84 degrees at game time.
Not many players remain on Mississippi State’s roster from that 2022 season. But the ones who are, like linebacker Nic Mitchell, can benefit from the experience and also share it with teammates.
“We know it’s going to be a long flight, so we know we got to be hydrated,” Mitchell said. “It gives people experience that have done it before and they can tell the young guys how it’s going to be in the flight, how you got to hydrate and stuff like that.”
Sam Sklar is the Mississippi State beat reporter for the Clarion Ledger. Email him at ssklar@gannett.com and follow him on X @sklarsam_.
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Playing for Mississippi State not an option for Arizona State back Kyson ‘Sipp’ Brown
Arizona State forces 3 turnovers in win over Wyoming to start 2024
All offseason, coach Kenny Dillingham preached getting turnovers. Forty seconds into the season’s first game, the defense produced its first one.
Sophomore running back Kyson Brown is one of the faster players on the Arizona State football team. But Brown seems to have a little more pep in his step this week. Why? Well, the Sun Devils (1-0) are set to take on Mississippi State (1-0) at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday at Mountain America Stadium.
Sure an SEC opponent is enough to get any athlete fired up. But the 6-foot, 200-pounder hails from Tupelo, Mississippi, which is where he got his nickname, Sipp. Tupelo is 67 miles north of the Mississippi State campus in Starkville that Sipp has visited a handful of times.
“I have family, growing up they were all Mississipp State fans and some Ole Miss fans,” he said. “Some of my family are debating whether they want to cheer for me or not. It’s going to be good. A lot of hometown friends. Got a couple guys I went to high school with there. It’s going to be good seeing those guys and hopefully, we compete at a good level and get the W.”
Brown, a mechanical engineering major, is enrolled in ASU’s Barret honors program, He emerged as one of the team’s most improved players. He saw some time on special teams as a true freshman in 2023 and has set himself up for a bigger role, although the ASU backfield has a lot of depth.
In the last week’s 48-7 win over Wyoming, Brown pitched in with six rushing attempts for 25 yards and two receptions for 73 yards. His 68-yard touchdown reception was the longest play from scrimmage that ASU had on the night.
“It felt amazing just to get back in the end zone again,” Brown said. “You come out of high school, you know I’m used to being in the end zone every game, all the time. That play, I knew — once I made the first guy miss — I knew I wasn’t going to let anybody catch me.”
Brown lived in Mississippi until moving to Lancaster, Texas, outside of Dallas, after his sophomore year of high school. He sat out junior year after the transfer. As a senior he averaged 9.5 yards per carry, finishing with 707 yards and 11 touchdowns on 74 carries while adding 14 receptions for 168 yards and two touchdowns.
Sitting out his junior year hurt his recruiting, but he still had notable offers from Purdue, Missouri and Houston. The balance of his options were lower-profile schools. Mississippi State didn’t offer.
He is happy with the end result. A place on the ASU football roster. In the offseason, he worked on his agility, flexibility and catching the ball, which was evident in his recent scoring play.
“We all have the big-play potential,” he said of his fellow running backs. “I feel my role is to make plays, wherever they put me be able to perform.”
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