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Jackson Police said the suspect was last seen wearing a dark-colored hoodie, red shorts, and a mask.
KCSO Sgt. Joshua Lester said it’s unclear if the shots were fired by officers or if it was self-inflicted. The suspect was pronounced dead at the scene by medics.
According to a KCSO news release, officers found the man hiding in the woods. A Charleston PD officer ended up shooting the suspect after he failed to follow the officer's commands to drop a firearm he was holding. Investigators say the man pointed a gun in the direction of officers who felt “their lives were in immediate danger.”
“He had a life to live. We never got to see him graduate or go to prom,” said Amie Spurlock, Jacob's sister.
Build-A-Bear workshop plans to open by December 1.
Just steps from where the violence unfolded at the school entrance, a crowd gathered Tuesday night to pray over the students and staff at South Point Elementary School.
-Voters in dozens of cities and counties across Kentucky will vote in November on where medical cannabis businesses may operate.
“The 9% decrease in overdose deaths this year is an encouraging sign that our efforts are making a difference,” said Aimee Shadwick, Director of RecoveryOhio.
Published Oct. 31, 2024 at 5:15 AM GMT+1 | Updated 5 minutes ago
Cabell County Sheriff's Deputy Will Hash said it’s about building positive relationships with the children in the community.
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