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Son protects mom.(EXERCISING THE RIGHT)(Brief article)
An unidentified young man in Pascagoula, Mississippi, defended his mother on April 24 when the mother woke up just after midnight to discover an intruder breaking into her home through her bedroom window.
When the mother saw the man at her window, she quietly went to her son's bedroom to seek his help. The local Sun Herald reported that the son, identified only by the nickname his mother had given him, "Snigg," told reporters that he got up and retrieved his gun. He then went to his mother's room. He heard the window go up and saw a man coming in.
"He (the thief) stuck his hand under and pulled the blinds back, the blinds and the curtain," Snigg said. "And he eased in like he was attempting to come in. I fired two shots, then he ...
- SNIGG.(Obit)
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- Press release article from: PR Newswire September 25, 1995 700+ words
...thanks to outstanding work by the Pascagoula Police Department, the child was recovered...full of Wal-Mart employees and the Pascagoula Police Department to thank for her swift...Jenkins, Captain Mike Ezell and the Pascagoula Police Department should be commended for...
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- Magazine article from: Mississippi Business Journal Lofton, Lynn March 23, 2009 700+ words
...agreed upon, including Maxwell's attendance at city council meetings. Now retired, Maxwell worked 24 years with the Pascagoula Police Department and for a number of years with former Sen. Trent Lott. "I have been involved in a lot of community activities...
- Gulfport, Miss., volunteers fly search and rescue missions for Civil Air Patrol.
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News December 13, 2004 700+ words
...others can volunteer with CAP, an auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force. Riddle is a photographer. Watson is a retired Pascagoula police officer. Simmons, a businessman, is a pilot by hobby. CAP handles 95 percent of the nation's inland search and rescue...
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- Magazine article from: Law Enforcement Product News January 1, 2006 700+ words
...two weeks in New Orleans assembling donated items and delivering them to 13 law enforcement agencies. Those agencies are Pascagoula Police Department, Saint Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office, U.S. Probation (Gulfport), U.S. Probation (New Orleans...
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- Magazine article from: Mississippi Business Journal January 20, 2003 700+ words
...special sense of humor and caring that puts a total stranger at ease. He is making a difference...a good difference." Pascagoula police chief Michael R. Whitmore described him as "a musician, singer, counselor, church leader and avid outdoorsman...
- Post-Katrina suits stir up storm.
- Newspaper article from: Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, GA) November 28, 2005 700+ words
...Mutual Insurance, State Farm, Met Life and USAA (United Services Automobile Association). The homeowners include a Pascagoula police lieutenant, a retired Navy shipbuilding supervisor and a couple whose house sat behind Scruggs' beachfront house. The...
- MISS. COUPLE SUES INSURERS.(Business)
- Newspaper article from: The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH) October 6, 2005 700+ words
...refused to pay for damage to their home from Katrina. The lawsuit was filed in Chancery Court on behalf of Paul Leonard, a Pascagoula police officer, and his wife, Julie, by Richard Scruggs, a lawyer known for extracting huge settlements from tobacco and asbestos...
