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Trial Postponed for Man Accused of Shooting Leslie County Deputy: Court Date Set for August 6

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LESLIE COUNTY, Ky. — A jury trial has been postponed for a man accused of assaulting a police officer in Leslie County. The delays center around the case of William Mosley, who faces serious charges stemming from an altercation that occurred in 2020. Mosley is alleged to have shot Leslie County Sheriff’s Deputy Shane Wilson in the hand while wielding a handgun. The confrontation reportedly escalated quickly, leading to the officer’s injury. In addition to the assault charge, Mosley is also facing allegations of wanton endangerment and providing law enforcement with false identification. The circumstances … Read more

Trial Set to Commence for Savannah Man Accused of Shooting Teen Campaigner Amid Apology Letter

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SAVANNAH, Ga. — A jury trial is set to commence on Monday for 45-year-old Jimmy Paiz, who faces serious charges of aggravated assault and aggravated battery. The case stems from a shooting incident involving a 15-year-old campaign worker for Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock that occurred in December 2022. The shooting unfolded in the vicinity of the 500 block of Hartridge Street. Paiz claims he believed the teen was an intruder at his home. According to police reports, the teenager suffered a minor gunshot wound to his left thigh. Paiz pleaded not guilty to the charges … Read more

DNA Evidence Complicates Trial of Man Accused in Hotel Heroin Case

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Bermuda — DNA evidence tied to a man accused of heroin possession was presented in court, revealing connections between the defendant and the drug. Forensic biologist Valerie Blackmore testified that of the 12 samples analyzed, two distinct genetic profiles emerged, which she labeled as Male A and Male B. Defense attorney Marc Daniels acknowledged that David Osadebay, 38, matched Male A’s profile found on the drug capsules but challenged the origins of the DNA found. Blackmore explained that DNA is more likely to be transferred directly—meaning through physical contact—rather than through an indirect method involving … Read more

Judge Upholds Key Evidence Against Trio Accused in Violent Carjacking and Shooting Incident

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Washington D.C. — A Superior Court judge has dismissed several motions aimed at suppressing evidence in a high-profile case involving three defendants facing a range of serious criminal charges, including assault and firearm offenses. The judge’s decisions come as the individuals prepare for a trial related to a violent incident from August 2022 that left three people injured. Purnell Jackson, 38, Charles Turner, 38, and Kharee Jackson, 32, are accused of numerous crimes stemming from a shooting that took place on Quincy Place, NE. Detailed charges against the trio include conspiracy, multiple counts of assault … Read more