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UPDATE: Rankin County Coroner David Ruth identified the man who died after the chase as 64-year-old Michael Reed, from Brandon.

The chase ended with the suspect deceased on Hwy 18 near the Johnson Community.

According to Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey, the suspect being chased was wanted out of Rankin County for Violation of his bond conditions on Felony Stalking and had been entered on NCIC as a wanted person.

The chase involved Pearl Police Department, Richland Police Department, MHP, Brandon Police Department, Byram Police Department, and MBI.

KYLE FOLSE INTERVIEW - SON WAS VICTIM OF BRANDON BRAWL 

Today's entire episode was dedicated to discussing the fallout of the viral brawl that happened at Shiloh park in Brandon, Mississippi over the weekend. Like a plot ripped directly from the Karate Kid movie, a new kid was picked up by some girls and lured to a park where a group of guys were waiting for him. What happened then was a 5 on 1 fight that has a town torn down the middle about who was right & who was wrong. I read some of the message from the parents of some of the 5 and then interview the father (Kyle Folse) of the victim.

Today's entire episode was dedicated to discussing the fallout of the viral brawl that happened at Shiloh park in Brandon, Mississippi over the weekend. Like a plot ripped directly from the Karate Kid movie, a new kid was picked up by some girls and lured to a park where a group of guys were waiting for him. What happened then was a 5 on 1 fight that has a town torn down the middle about who was right & who was wrong. I read some of the message from the parents of some of the 5 and then interview the father (Kyle Folse) of the victim.

I did a near 1-hour livestream Wednesday night that I never loaded to the podcast. This was a video stream so if it sounds strange in audio only format you can view at youtube.com/savejxn.

1- We talked about everything from James O'Keefe busting a white house worker talking about Biden being too old and Kamala being hated with the west wing, to sports gambling in Mississippi and a bunch more topics in between

FLORENCE, Miss. (WLBT) - Multiple people, including drug dealers, were arrested across the metro Thursday after law enforcement in the area noticed an increase in overdoses over the past few months.

In all, five adults and six juveniles were arrested.

One of those arrests occurred during a major drug bust in Florence Thursday morning.

Rankin County Sheriff Bryan Bailey said that several arrests were made during that drug bust and that the bust involved the drug fentanyl.

According to officials, officers began making undercover buys from the suspects they could get close to.

The buys, along with other intelligence, resulted in arrest warrants and search warrants being issued on the below listed individuals.

Pedro Antonio Martinez Garcia, 18, of Florence

• One count of sale of fentanyl

• Was out on bond for sale of fentanyl while in possession of a firearm and possession of methamphetamine while in possession of a firearm

Jose Fernando Herrera Resendiz, 30 , Ridgeland

• One count of selling cocaine within 1,500 feet of a park

• One count of conspiracy to sell cocaine within 1,500 feet of a park.

• Registered sex offender

Richard Bryant, 51, of Pelahatchie

• Three counts of sell of methamphetamine

• One count of conspiracy to sell methamphetamine

William Vinzant, 50, of Pelahatchie

• One count of the sell of methamphetamine

• One count of conspiracy to sell methamphetamine

• Possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and methamphetamine

• Drug trafficking of ectasy

Vincent Edwards, Jr., 34, of Tougaloo

• Two counts of conspiracy to sell cocaine within 1500 feet of a park.

• Search warrant of his residence in Hinds County, resulted in the discovery of felony amount of narcotics and recovery of a stolen 12 gauge shotgun taking in a house burglary in September of 2019, in Rankin County.

• Charged and arrested in Hinds County

This was a joint investigation between the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office, the Madison Police Department, the Hinds County Sheriff’s Office and the Richland Police Department.

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A Jackson family is reeling from the loss of a popular DJ and small business owner killed while driving on North State Street.

The gunfire that took Anthony Davis Jr.’s life, robbed his family and the community of a hard worker and new father.

“He was a very lively person, full of life,” said Jennifer Davis. “He had so many aspirations and dreams that he was trying to reach for.”

Three days after Davis was shot and killed, his mother Jennifer, and father Anthony Davis Sr. were surrounded by family as they remembered their youngest son.

He was known to many as “DJ Choo.” Monday evening, Davis’s supervisor contacted his mother when he couldn’t reach him.

“And he said that Anthony has not made it back to work and that’s unusual, and he went to go drop a client off because he works at Enterprise,” said Jennifer Davis.

Relatives located Anthony’s phone and learned of the tragic news.

“You’re working. You’re on your way to work, doing your job, and all of a sudden you just leave this world, just like that. Point blank,” said Anthony Davis Sr. “I mean I don’t understand. I never will.”

The close-knit family is still in shock and at a loss for words when sharing the news with his young nieces and nephews.

“He’s the baby of seven, the baby,” said sister Antoinette Davis. “He just had a birthday, just had a child. Like I say, he was happy to be a dad. The city loved him.”

The family blames high-powered guns in the hands of uncaring people for the violence. Despite their suffering, their faith has given them strength.

They are asking for the public’s help with solving the case.

“Even to the people that did that you know I can’t hate them. I even forgive them, and I don’t even know who they are,” said the grieving mother. “When my son left this world he left doing what he loved to do and that’s work.”

Davis was the 12th fatal shooting victim of the year. Jackson Police have recovered one of the vehicles used during the city’s latest homicide.

The black Chrysler 300 was found at Autumn Place Apartments in South Jackson.

A black Hyundai Sonata has not been located. So, far no arrests have been made in Monday’s deadly shooting.

24-Yr Old Syhee Phillips of Jackson, Mississippi is now accused of killing 2 brothers in separate incidents while also shooting their sister. He is also wanted for at least 3 other aggravated assault claims including shooting a man while driving down the road and causing him to rear-end a tractor trailer

John & Brad with the Blacksheep Recovery Warfare podcast joined me this morning for 2 hours to hear about their upcoming events and discuss the recovery culture in churches. We also hit plenty of current events and discussed them from a biblical world view

Anthony Fox is finally a free man after his guilty verdict was overturned by the Mississippi court of appeals, Therese Apel & Shaun Yurtkuran join the show to breakdown the reversal and talk about what's next.

Former Jackson Police Department top cop & Clinton P.D. Detective Anthony Fox's manslaughter verdict has been overturned and there will NOT be a new trial. Anthony is a free man despite the Hinds County D.A. (Jody Owens), Jackson, Mississippi mayor (Chokwe Antar Lumumba) as well as the entire corrupt "Free The Land" industrial complex being against him.

I also breakdown the double homicide that happened in Brandon, Ms. Tuesday morning. It's now been confirmed as a drive-by shooting and is the third homicide in the last 3 days in Brandon.