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Mississippi Delta counties lead nation with highest rates of gun homicides

Leflore County consistently leads the nation with one of the highest gun homicide rates This is the first story in . . .

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Lewis Doubleday Jr.
Tue,03/17/26-12:04PM , 857 Reads
POPE — Lewis Leslie Doubleday, Jr., age 77, formerly of Charleston, passed away Sunday, March 15, at his home in Pope.
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Mississippi Delta counties lead nation with highest rates of gun homicides
By GERARD EDIC - The Greenwood Commonwealth/Report for America
Mon,03/16/26-1:28PM , 513 Reads 10,693 Statewide
Leflore County consistently leads the nation with one of the highest gun homicide rates

This is the first story in a series about gun violence in the Mississippi Delta.
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Sue Raney
Mon,03/16/26-10:25AM , 440 Reads
CHARLESTON — Sue Carol Raney, age 81, passed away Saturday, March 14.
She was a retired customer service representative for Fed X Freight.
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Illegal alien pleads guilty to firearm possession as a part of Operation Take Back America
By BILLIE L. EUBANKS - Public Affairs Officer, U.S. Attorney's Office, Northern District of Mississippi
Mon,03/16/26-3:27PM , 430 Reads
GREENVILLE – A Mexican national, illegally in the United States, pleaded guilty to the illegal possession of firearms in front of United States District Court Chief Judge Debra M. Brown. Sentencing will be held at a later date at which the defendant faces a statutory maximum penalty of 15 years in prison.
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