Crime

Alan Swanson and Willie Bennett were wrongly named as suspects in the 1989 death of Carol Stuart, whose husband orchestrated it.

Michael Rhynes’ ’86 murder conviction was tossed after two witnesses, who previously had been in jail with him, recanted their testimony.

His lawyers told the judge Keith “Keffe D” Davis is married, has four children, poses no threat and won’t flee to avoid prosecution.

She planned on signing the agreement to avoid the risk of her son’s charge being upgraded, but decided not to after reading its terms.

Lt. John Clary, the ranking trooper at the scene of Ronald Greene’s deadly 2019 arrest, will return to active duty this week, officials said.

The grand jury found that Indianola Police Sgt. Greg Capers did not engage in criminal conduct when he shot Aderrien Murry in May.

It took jurors only two hours to find Hannah Payne guilty of all charges, including felony murder, in the shooting death of Kenneth Herring.