Memphis man sentenced to 18 years for theft from elderly residents
Barton credited the Olive Branch Police Department for building what he called a “bulletproof case.”
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Barton credited the Olive Branch Police Department for building what he called a “bulletproof case.”
Read MoreThe District Attorney’s Office credited the Horn Lake Police Department for their investigation, which was critical in securing the conviction.
Read MoreWhile the legislation increases the number of judges serving DeSoto County from three to four next year, Barton argues the structure of the election is flawed.
Read MoreInvestigators emphasized that the four suspects acted independently.
Read MoreBarton outlined five key initiatives aimed at increasing judicial efficiency, reducing taxpayer costs, and strengthening public safety infrastructure.
Read MoreThe District Attorney’s Office said Ambrosio meets the current administration’s deportation criteria.
Read More“If you commit violent crime in DeSoto County, you’re getting real prison time.” – District Attorney Matthew Barton
Read MoreThe recusal is being provided to the Mississippi Supreme Court so a new judge can be appointed.
Read More“This board has no statutory or legal authority whatsoever to remove a duly elected board member,” Board Attorney Jim Keith explained to the frustrated audience.
Read MoreBarton stated the sentence serves as both justice for the victim’s family and a strong deterrent to others who might flee from law enforcement.
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